For the second straight year senior goalkeeper Teagan Wy of the California women's soccer team was named to the Preseason All-ACC team as selected by the conference's head coaches and announced Thursday afternoon.
 
The 14-player team featured just one keeper spot, giving Wy the nod of being the best at her position heading into the season in what is widely regarded as the top conference in the sport.
 
Despite missing a large portion of last season to lead Team USA to a bronze medal at the 2024 U20 FIFA World Cup, Wy was named Second Team All-ACC. Wy ranked in the top 10 of the ACC with a .788 save percentage and 1.14 goals against average for the overall season. In ACC play, she ranked fourth with a .794 save percentage, seventh with 4.50 saves per game, and eighth with 1.246 goals against average. Wy ended the regular season with a 6-3-0 record.
 
Wy continuously showed up big when the lights were brightest, making a career-high nine saves vs. No. 3 North Carolina, including a PK save in that match with just 11 seconds to go before the Bears ultimately fell to the eventual national champions. She picked up her first shutout of the season vs. No. 16 Pitt, making five saves in the win, and added five more saves in 56 scoreless minutes against No. 1 Duke before leaving the match with an injury. Wy capped off the season with another seven saves on the road at No. 4 Arkansas in the second round of the NCAA Championship.
 
Additionally, the Preseason ACC Coaches Poll was announced with the Bears picked to finish 10th out of 17 teams with a total of 124 points. Last season Cal was selected 11th but finished tied for seventh with Stanford.