Two more join women's soccer program

The Wayland Baptist women's soccer program has signed two more players for the 2018 season.
 
Madison McComasky is a defender from Glenhaven, New South Wales, Australia. She played previously for William Clarke College in Sydney.
 
Vanessa Williamson will play for the Pioneers after graduating from Lubbock High School. She is a midfielder.
 
McComasky and Williamson join 18 previously-signed WBU women's soccer players:
 
—Tierra Lozano, Taylorsville, Utah
—Jennika Appelberg, Vantaa, Finland
—Justine Sandoval, El Paso, Texas
—Brianna Rumsey, Lubbock, Texas
—Lucy Chavez, Mesquite, Texas
—Elodie Halgand, Les Sorinieres, France
—Estefany Gonzalez-Vargas, Henderson, Nev.
—Nicola Waddell, Dalkeith, Scotland
—Haylee Allgood, Early, Texas
—Ashley Hujing, Santee, Calif.
—Allison Alvarez, La Porte, Texas
—Alyssa Ruffin, La Porte, Texas
—Logan Ybarra, Waxahachie, Texas
—Johana Anaya, Houston, Texas
—Kayla Ortiz, Deer Park, Texas
—Trinity Rouse, Baytown, Texas
—Madeline Rambeau, Drake, Colo.
—Kaitlyn Brantzeg, Maple Valley, Wash.
 
 Last season the WBU women's soccer team advanced to the Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament where the Pioneers fell in the first round to No. 19 John Brown (Ark.).