Cowgirl Soccer Adds To Roster

STILLWATER – Oklahoma State has added five transfers to its incoming class for the 2026 season.

Joining head coach Colin Carmichael's program are NCAA Division I transfers Bryn Geppert, Raquelle Mitchell, Brenna Rowlett and Emily Senatore and JUCO standout Emma Jensen.

Emma Jensen, MF – Gammelby, Germany (Northwest Mississippi CC/ A.P. Møller Skolen)

Starred last two seasons at NW Mississippi CC, where she led the Rangers to back-to-back NJCAA Division II national championships and 43-1-1 record
Played in 44 career games and tallied 53 goals and ?20 assists; recorded 231 shots, 127 of those on goal
As a freshman, led NWMCC to a 22-0-0 record and earned First Team NJCAA Division II All-America and MACCC Women's Player of the Year honors; also a First Team All-MACCC and NJCAA All-Region 23 performer
Recorded 22 goals and 10 assists on season
Collected Offensive MVP and Tournament MVP honors at the NJCAA Division II National Tournament as she scored three goals and added an assist to lead the Rangers to four wins
Racked up 31 goals and 10 assists as a sophomore as NWMCC finished 21-1-1

Carmichael on Jensen: "Emma is one of the most decorated JUCO players in the country. She's a really, really smooth player who is technically gifted and scores and creates tons of goals and chances. She's going to give us a boost offensively right off the bat."

Bryn Geppert, D – Wylie, Texas (Stephen F. Austin/Houston/Wylie East HS)

Played last season at Stephen F. Austin and earned First Team All-Southland Conference Honors
Was a two-time Southland Defensive Player of the Week
Started 22 matches and recorded two goals and an assist in 1,603 minutes
Spent freshman season at Houston and played in one game
Starred at Wylie East High School, earning District Midfielder of the Year, District Defensive Player of the Year, first-team all-district and all-state honors as a senior
Played at the club level for DKSC and helped team advance to the ECNL National Playoffs twice

Carmichael on Geppert: "Bryn is a very versatile defensive player who can play center back, holding midfielder and wide back. She's a very good athlete who is composed on the ball."

Raquelle Mitchell, F – London, Ontario, Canada (Southern Miss/Catholic Central HS)

Spent first two collegiate seasons at Southern Miss
Played in 27 games with 25 starts and recorded six goals and four assists
Tallied 31 shots, 19 of those on goal, in 2,176 minutes
Standout at the club level for London TFC and Whitecaps FC OPDL in her native Canada
Selected to play in the Whitecaps Vancouver Combine in 2020 and 2022
Named to the TOPP Ontario Elite Showcase All-Star Team in November 2022

Carmichael on Mitchell: "Raquelle is a very fast wide forward who is really good 1 v. 1 and really good at creating chances for teammates. Her speed is going to be very valuable in the Big 12."

Brenna Rowlett, D – Arcadia, Okla. (Tulsa/Oklahoma Christian School)

Spent last three years at Tulsa, where she played two seasons after redshirting in 2023
Played in 41 career games with 34 starts for the Golden Hurricane and recorded one assist
Saw action in 3,145 minutes
Played club soccer for Oklahoma Energy FC for eight years and was a two-time all-district performer at Oklahoma Christian School

Carmichael on Rowlett: "Brenna is a very experienced center back who is aggressive and very good in the air. She's played a ton of minutes the last few years for a very good Tulsa team, and her defensive presence is going to be very beneficial to us."

Emily Senatore, MF – Oxford, Conn. (Northwestern (La.) State/Oxford HS)

Played last three seasons at Northwestern (La.) State, where she appeared in 60 career games with 48 starts and was a two-time First Team All-Southland Conference selection
Tallied 23 goals, including nine game winners, and two assists; also recorded 133 shots, 60 of those on goal
Named the 2025 Southland Conference Player of the Year and Midfielder of the Year as a junior, scoring 12 goals and adding an assist in 21 games and leading NSU to a regular season conference title
Had three multi-goal games, including scoring twice in a win at 19^th-ranked Texas
Posted eight goals and an assist in 21 games as a sophomore after netting three goals in her first collegiate season

Carmichael on Senatore: "Emily is a big-time goal scorer. She's a threat to score from distance and is a very dangerous attacking midfielder. We're trying to more goals to the roster, and she's certainly a kid that has an eye for goal and will be an offensive threat."

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