Poll: Vote for top women's college athlete from the Fort Collins area

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It's a special edition of the Coloradoan's Athlete of the Week series, partnering with Blue Federal Credit Union to honor our top local sports stars.

But this edition features former high school athletes who are doing big things at the collegiate level.

This week's poll? Vote for the athlete who played girls high school sports in the Fort Collins area and had the best collegiate season in the 2025-26 school year.

And there were plenty of local products excelling in a major way, from the basketball court and the softball diamond to the soccer pitch and the pool.

Voting runs through July 13 at 11:59 a.m., with the winner announced at coloradoan.com/sports soon after the poll's conclusion.

You can find the poll at the bottom of the page.

Vote below for the top 2025-26 women's college athlete from Fort Collins:

Meet the top women's college sports nominees:​

• Tatum Aragon (Fort Collins), Drake softball: The Lambkin grad finished her college career strong, batting .293 with six doubles and a team-high 32 RBIs. Aragon also hit three homers in a single game, tying for tops in Division I during a single game last season to earn Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week.
• Tatum Berg (Fossil Ridge), CSU cross-country: The former Fossil great stayed home and had a big first year with the Rams. Berg was often CSU's top runner, finishing top-40 at regionals and earning Mountain West Women's Athlete and Freshman of the Week after a race win in her second career meet.
• Delaney Ewing (Fossil Ridge), Florida State volleyball: After transferring to the Seminoles for her sophomore year, the former SaberCat made an instant impact in the rugged ACC. Ewing posted 132 kills (at a .312 clip) and led FSU with 121 blocks.
• Jace Holley (Rocky Mountain), Colorado soccer: The Lobo-turned-Buff became a standout in her sophomore season. Holley had the fourth-most points in CU history (30) and compiled 12 goals as an All-Big 12 first team performer, also scoring a pair of game-winners in the Buffs' 17-4-3 run to the Sweet 16.
• Macy Kleve (Windsor), Chadron State golf: It was a breakout freshman season for the ex-Wizards golfer. Kleve led Chadron State with a 78.7 scoring average, won a tournament and had four other top-10 finishes to earn second-team all-RMAC league honors.
• Jocelyn Kramar (Fort Collins), Pittsburg State soccer: Kramar was a force in goal for Pittsburg State in her sophomore season. The former Lambkin was a first team all-conference selection, pitching 10 shutouts with 49 saves to post a 14-3-2 record and lead the Gorillas to the second-year program's first conference title.
• Molli Magaña (Windsor), Colorado Mesa softball: The 2025 Windsor grad didn't skip a beat by mashing college pitching in her freshman campaign. Magaña hit .345 with 13 homers, eight doubles and a team-best 41 RBIs for the Mavericks.
• Sydney Ovesen (Fossil Ridge), CSU diving: Another recent Fossil grad who stayed home, Ovesen made an instant impact for the Rams. Ovesen won four events, is already top-10 all-time at CSU in both diving disciplines and was an all-Mountain West finisher in the 3-meter dive.
• Olivia Reed Thyne (Windsor), Colorado Mesa basketball: The former Wizard was an absolute star, leading the Mavs to a 37-2 record and the Division II semifinals. Reed Thyne was a first-team All American and RMAC Player of the Year, averaging 22.9 points (on 62.5% shooting) and 11.7 rebounds per game.
• Olivia Schramm (Windsor), Dartmouth softball: Schramm was among the Ivy League's best, earning second team all-conference honors. The former Wizard standout led the Big Green in doubles (9), HRs (6), RBIs (30) and slugging percentage (.634).

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Chris Abshire covers high school and community sports for the Coloradoan.

This article originally appeared on Fort Collins Coloradoan: Poll: Vote for top women's college athlete from the Fort Collins area

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