SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento State junior midfielder Jaety Mandaquit was named to the All-Big West honorable mention squad on Tuesday, becoming the first Hornet to pick up all-conference honors from The Big West in the team's debut season.

Mandaquit started 17 of the team's 19 matches, finishing fourth on the team with nine points thanks to a single-season career-high four goals and an assist. She led the team with 36 shot attempts, putting 15 on frame, and had one game-winner against CSUN on Oct. 24

Three of her four scores and her lone assist came in Big West play as she followed up her score at San Francisco with goals against Long Beach State (Oct. 3), CSUN (Oct. 24), and California Baptist (Oct. 28). Her assist came against Utah Valley on Oct. 21 on the road.

She wraps up her third season with the program with six career goals and 13 points overall, while doubling up her shot attempts from her previous two seasons combined.

At the end of the regular season, Mandaquit finished ninth in the league with 2.12 shots per match and in the top 20 in the league in both shots on goal and goals scored.

Sacramento State, which opened the campaign by tying the 2000 squad for the best start in school history after going unbeaten in its first six matches, finished 6-8-5 overall and 2-6-3 in its first year in The Big West, batting for a berth in the postseason right up until the final week of the regular season. 

The six wins matched their win total from all of last season, while the five draws are tied for the third-most in a single year in school history. The Hornets' 25 goals scored, 19 assists, and 69 total points as a team, are the most since the 2019 squad finished with 28 scored, 23 assists, and 79 points.