Four Frogs Selected to All-Big 12 Preseason Team
8/3/2026 1:06:00 PM | Women's Soccer
TCU picked first in preseason conference team poll
IRVING, Texas – The preseason honors for the TCU women's soccer program continue to come in, as four players were named to the All-Big 12 Preseason Team, the league announced Monday.
Along with these four individuals, the Horned Frogs were selected to finish first in the Big 12 by the league coaches for the second straight season. The individuals who were given conference recognitions were Kamdyn Fuller, Bella Diorio, Cameron Patton and Olivia Geller.
Fuller put together one of the best freshman campaigns in recent history for TCU, winning Big 12 Freshman of the Year honors and being named No. 2 on TopDrawerSoccer's Postseason Top-100 Freshmen list. The rising sophomore played and started in 23 matches last season, totaling 1695 minutes with four goals and five assists on the year.
Diorio missed the 2025 season with an injury that kept her sidelined for the entirety of the year. The previous season, the Lockport, Illinois, native was tabbed a 2024 Mac Hermann Trophy Semifinalist, as well as being named the Big 12 Forward of the Year and the member of the All-Big 12 First Team. For her career, the forward has produced 11 goals and eight assists for 30 points for the Frogs while playing nearly 2000 minutes on the pitch.
Patton posted the second-most minutes on the pitch for TCU last season, playing a total of 2063. Listed on the roster as a defender, Patton also plays as a threat on the attacking side, giving the Frogs a dynamic end-to-end player on the field. For the year, the rising junior recorded four goals while also notching a team-lead eight assists.
Geller turned in of the most dominant goalkeeping postseasons in TCU history during the 2025 season, recording multiple remarkable performances. In TCU's NCAA Quarterfinal against top-seeded Vanderbilt, Geller recorded a career-high nine saves to help guide the Frogs to victory. In the final three games of the postseason, the rising junior had 24 saves while only allowing three goals.
The Frogs will begin their 2026 campaign on Aug. 13 at 7 p.m., as they will hit the road to take on Wisconsin. TCU's home opener is set for Aug. 16 against UTSA at 7 p.m.
For more information on the TCU women's soccer program, follow the Frogs on X @TCUSoccer and on Facebook and Instagram @TCUWSoccer.
Along with these four individuals, the Horned Frogs were selected to finish first in the Big 12 by the league coaches for the second straight season. The individuals who were given conference recognitions were Kamdyn Fuller, Bella Diorio, Cameron Patton and Olivia Geller.
Fuller put together one of the best freshman campaigns in recent history for TCU, winning Big 12 Freshman of the Year honors and being named No. 2 on TopDrawerSoccer's Postseason Top-100 Freshmen list. The rising sophomore played and started in 23 matches last season, totaling 1695 minutes with four goals and five assists on the year.
Diorio missed the 2025 season with an injury that kept her sidelined for the entirety of the year. The previous season, the Lockport, Illinois, native was tabbed a 2024 Mac Hermann Trophy Semifinalist, as well as being named the Big 12 Forward of the Year and the member of the All-Big 12 First Team. For her career, the forward has produced 11 goals and eight assists for 30 points for the Frogs while playing nearly 2000 minutes on the pitch.
Patton posted the second-most minutes on the pitch for TCU last season, playing a total of 2063. Listed on the roster as a defender, Patton also plays as a threat on the attacking side, giving the Frogs a dynamic end-to-end player on the field. For the year, the rising junior recorded four goals while also notching a team-lead eight assists.
Geller turned in of the most dominant goalkeeping postseasons in TCU history during the 2025 season, recording multiple remarkable performances. In TCU's NCAA Quarterfinal against top-seeded Vanderbilt, Geller recorded a career-high nine saves to help guide the Frogs to victory. In the final three games of the postseason, the rising junior had 24 saves while only allowing three goals.
The Frogs will begin their 2026 campaign on Aug. 13 at 7 p.m., as they will hit the road to take on Wisconsin. TCU's home opener is set for Aug. 16 against UTSA at 7 p.m.
For more information on the TCU women's soccer program, follow the Frogs on X @TCUSoccer and on Facebook and Instagram @TCUWSoccer.
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