COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – For the fifth straight time in as many weeks, Maggie Payne and the Regis Rangers are recognized in the RMAC's player of the week awards which was released by the conference this afternoon.

Payne was named the RMAC's Goalkeeper of the Week for a fifth straight time this afternoon with her now being the only Ranger in program history to earn it five times in a single season.

She ranks just second behind Julia Coombs in program history who has six all-time Goalkeeper of the Week honors.

The Rangers now have eight total weekly player awards this season which is the most of any school in the conference.

Payne earns this honor while recording 16 saves over the past two games, including matching her season high with 11 in a 2-0 shutout against Black Hills State to conclude the regular season with an unbeaten RMAC record.

She added four saves in one half against CMU in a 1-1 draw against CMU the game before.

Payne faced 33 shots total over the two games with her ending the regular season only allowing seven goals all year.

Payne has also been a part of 11 shutouts this season while owning seven solo shutouts herself.

She finished the regular season as the RMAC's leader in saves (84), goals against average (0.46) and save percentage (.923).

Joining Payne in the weekly awards were Colorado School of Mines' Bella Campos as the Offensive Player selection and Natalie Rouse as the Defensive Player pick.

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