KALAMAZOO, Mich. -- Head coach Lewis Robinson and the Western Michigan women's soccer program are excited to announce the addition of four transfers for the 2026 season. Olivia Anderson, Sydney Dulak, Tessa Fagerson and Olivia Smith join the Broncos, who have gone 26-1-7 in MAC play over the last three seasons. 

"We are incredibly excited to welcome this group of four talented mid-year transfers into our Bronco Soccer family," Robinson said. "Each of them arrives with valuable experiences at the collegiate level, a deep understanding of what it takes to compete, and the talent to contribute immediately on the field in our team. They are not only high-level soccer players, but also exceptional people who embody the character, work ethic, and humility we value."

"What stood out most in the recruiting process was their shared motivation and passion for raising standards and their hunger to win championships.  We believe this group will have a tremendous impact on and off the field, and we are thrilled to add them to our program in January."

OLIVIA ANDERSON | MIDFIELDER | CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. | LOYOLA CHICAGO
Anderson spent the last two seasons at Loyola Chicago, starting all nine matches she played in for the Ramblers. During her time on the field, she helped produce one of the best defenses in the Atlantic 10. Starting the first nine games of the season, opponents scored just three goals on the Ramblers. They had seven shutouts in the stretch, going 6-1-2 in that stretch. 

SYDNEY DULAK | MIDFIELDER | LIVERTYVILLE, ILL. | SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY
Dulak spent her freshman season at Saint Louis University, gaining valuable practice time with one of the nation's best teams. Prior to playing in college, Dulak was one of the best prep players in the state of Illinois, earning All-Conference honors at Libertyville. Additionally, she participated in a United States Youth National Team Identification Center. 

TESSA FAGERSON | FORWARD | PLAINFIELD, ILL. | DEPAUL
Fagerson was a prolific attacking piece for DePaul over the last few seasons. She led the Blue Demons in points this season, tallying two goals and four assists in 18 games. The 5-10 forward has 12 points on three goals and six assists in her career for DePaul, seeing nearly 1,500 minutes of game action. She is also a terrific student, earning Big East All-Academic Team honors. 

OLIVIA SMITH | MIDFIELDER | LEHI, UTAH | UTRGV
Smith has been a valuable piece for the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley over the last three years. The 5-7 midfielder started all 18 games last season, producing five points on two goals and one assist. Smith was fifth on the team in goals and seventh in points in 2025. She has played nearly 3,000 minutes in her career.