STANFORD, Calif. – Stanford was awarded two spots on the 2026 MPSF All-Tournament Team, with Juliette Dhalluin named the Most Valuable Player in addition to Jenna Flynn also earning her first career selection.
Dhalluin matched a career high with six goals while Flynn added four as Stanford rallied past USC 16-14 on Sunday in the final of the MPSF Championship. Stanford claimed its ninth MPSF title and fourth in the past five seasons after repeating in 2022-23 and winning it all in 2025.
Dhalluin is Stanford’s seventh all-time MPSF Tournament MVP recipient, following up Christine Carpenter’s honor in 2025. Dhalluin scored 12 goals for the Cardinal, which also defeated UCLA 12-11 in a sudden victory semifinal and routed San Jose State 16-3 in the opening round.
Flynn scored seven goals during the weekend, to go along with three assists, three earned exclusions and two field blocks.
Flynn (47 goals, 25 assists, 91 shots, 13 multi-goal games, 10 hat tricks) and Dhalluin (46 goals, 29 assists, 74 shots, 14 multi-goal games, 9 hat tricks) have paced Stanford’s offense all season. Both players have also been named to the Peter J. Cutino Award Watch List, as Stanford is once again well represented in the discussion for the nation’s top player.
Stanford (14-1, 5-1 MPSF) has been awarded the No. 1 seed for the upcoming NCAA Championship, scheduled for April 24-26 at the Canyonview Aquatic Center on the campus of UC San Diego in La Jolla, California.
Extending its streak as the nation’s only program to have participated in all 25 NCAA Championships since the event’s inception in 2001, defending NCAA champion Stanford is chasing its 11th crown in school history and fourth in the past five seasons.
Stanford’s postseason path begins Friday, April 24, against the winner of Concordia (20-9, 7-1 WWPA) and Wagner (15-12, 6-2 MAAC).
Dhalluin Named MVP, Flynn Honored
Stanford was honored with two MPSF All-Tournament Team selections
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