Recognizing the top seven performers of the 2026 season.
November 9, 2026 by Zack Davis, Edward Stephens and TJ Lee in Awards
Ultiworld is pleased to announce our annual Club Awards, starting with the All-Club First Team and Player of the Year finalists in each division. While we consider both regular season and postseason performance, because of the nature of the Club division, we weight success in the Series and at Nationals above all else. The Club Awards are voted on by Ultiworld reporters, contributors, and editors.
Our All-Club teams recognize the top performers across the division. Our First Team and Second Team display the top seven and next seven players who had the best seasons. As our voting process is ordered, the top vote-getters for All-Club honors function as the ordered list in our Player of the Year voting — our highest individual award. The seven players listed here are finalists for the Player of the Year.
All-Club First Team
Player of the Year Award
All-Club Second Team
Offensive Player of the Year Award
Defensive Player of the Year Award
Breakout Player of the Year Award
Coach(es) of the Year Award
Club Awards Voting Breakdown
Snubs and Superlatives
All-Club 2026 First Team
Carmen La Gala (Molly Brown)
What a club debut for the European star! La Gala was one of the prime replenishing forces for a rejuvenated Molly Brown side. Her defense was never less than stellar, her generalship of counterattacks ranked among the division’s best, and her nose for the goal box was without equal.
Claire Trop (Scandal)
Scandal’s 28-1 season had many architects, but at the end of the day it was yet another breathtaking performance from Trop that left the lasting impression. Refusing to cow to Brute Squad’s zone in the final, she bit into it even as the rest of Scandal’s attack faltered. Trop’s utter undeniability lands her a sixth consecutive All-Club First Team appearance.
Kami Groom (Scandal)
No one in the division runs harder, expends more effort, or grinds out a point quite like Kami. Her sixteen goals was good enough to lead the pack over the course of the Nationals weekend. The goals paired nicely with eight assists and four blocks, while only accounting for three turns. Groom’s consistent elite ability continues to set her apart.
Levke Walczak (Brute Squad)
The global star makes her fourth career appearance on the All-Club First Team, and she may have put in her best shift yet on the American circuit. Walczak led a blistering Brute Squad championship effort with her signature tirelessness and a backhand that found friendly hands in the end zone time and again.
Liv Player (Brute Squad)
Player started the season slowly thanks to a nagging injury, but by the time Nationals entered the most critical stages she was pure Liv: She posted a combined three goals, four assists, and two blocks in the semi and final. It’s hard to know whether her quick-release forehands or her trenchant deep cutting was the more unstoppable skill. Either way, she put in a championship performance for a championship team for the second consecutive year.
Quincy Booth (Flight)
QB1 had already cemented her legacy when she topped the D-I college career assist leaderboard, and continued this dominance with the highest recorded assist count at a single club Nationals. The Georgia product has made a name for herself as one of the strongest throwing threats in the nation, and has now joined the race for all time club assists.
Valeria Cárdenas (Molly Brown)
Still one of the best throwers in the world, Valeria’s season was a true return to form. Valeria is ferocious when the disc isn’t in her hands, knifing into open space and shaking even the most tenacious defender to get open. With the disc she’s surgical, dicing up zones and punishing the smallest missteps in person to person.
