BILLINGS, Mont.- Senior Emma Lensing was named CCC McDonald's Offensive Player of the Year, presented by UEN, leading Rocky's five CCC All-Conference honorees. 

Emma Lensing, a senior forward from Billings, Montana, was named the Offensive Player of the Year, as well as First Team All-Conference. Lensing was the leading goal scorer in the Cascade Collegiate Conference this season, totaling 17 goals on the year, the second most in a single season in program history. Lensing also added four assists on the year, and her league-leading 38 total points rank second in program history. In a standout season in 2025, she totaled two hat tricks and four total games with two or more goals scored this year. 

This marks Lensing's second career All-Conference honor, after earning First Team All-Conference in 2024. 

Georgia Dean, a sophomore midfielder from Brisbane, Australia, was named First Team All-Conference. Dean was a crucial playmaker for the Battlin' Bear offense in 2025, taking the majority of the free kicks and corner kick opportunities, which she converted into 10 assists on the season—the second-most in the CCC. Dean also tallied seven goals of her own in her sophomore campaign. Her 24 total points tied for seventh most in the CCC this season. 

This is Dean's first All-Conference honor of her career. 

Charlize Davis, a junior forward from Billings, Montana, was named Second Team All-Conference for the second consecutive season. Davis totaled eight goals this season, tied for the ninth-most in the CCC, along with six assists, tied for the seventh-most in the CCC. Her eight goals were a career high in her third season with the Battlin' Bears. 

This marks Davis' second straight season as a Second Team All-Conference honoree. 

Matea Vernon, a freshman goalkeeper from Gaston, Oregon, was also named Second Team All-Conference. Vernon started all 12 conference games for the Battlin' Bears this season, totaling 56 saves on a 77.8% save percentage. Her 56 saves were the eighth-most in the CCC, while allowing just 16 goals in 15 starts this season. In total, Vernon turned in seven clean sheets this season, including five shutouts during conference play. 

This marks the first All-Conference honor of Vernon's career. 

Grace Curnow, a freshman defender from Billings, Montana, earned Honorable Mention honors. The freshman immediately stepped into a key role in Rocky's backline, starting 14 games this season, which helped the defense allow just over a goal per game and tally seven shutouts, including five in the conference slate. 

This is Curnow's first All-Conference honor of her early Battlin' Bear career. 

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The Battlin' Bears enter the Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament as the fourth seed, taking on fifth-seed Bushnell University on Saturday at 1:00 pm PT / 2:00 pm MT.