After a brilliant Barclays Women's Super League 2 campaign, Crystal Palace Women picked up three accolades at the 2026 WSL Football awards.
The showpiece event took place in London on Monday, 18th May, with trophies handed out across 17 different categories for both the WSL and WSL2.
Three Palace players took home awards, with the team's efforts recognised by an independent panel of judges.
Read below to see who won!
Shae Yañez
After a fine campaign between the sticks, Yañez saw her save against Birmingham City in December voted as the WSL2 Save of the Season.
Forward Veatriki Sarri took aim from outside the box and unleashed a fierce effort destined for the roof of the net.
Thankfully for Palace, Yañez was there to deny her - acrobatically tipping the ball onto the crossbar and away from danger.
Speaking on her award win, Yañez said: "Honestly, it's a team award. Without them, I would not be able to do it. So, I'm really happy to have achieved this!"
Check out her award-winning save below!
Aimee Everett & Ashleigh Weerden
Captain Aimee Everett and Ashleigh Weerden were voted into the WSL2 Team of the Season, after both players delivered a brilliant campaign.
Everett made 18 league appearances and kept six clean sheets, whilst Weerden scored seven and made a record-breaking ten assists across 22 appearances in the league.
See the full WSL2 Team of the Season below:
GK: Sophie Whitehouse (Charlton Athletic)
DEF: Aimee Everett (Crystal Palace)
DEF: Neve Herron (Birmingham City)
DEF: Chloe Mustaki (Nottingham Forest)
MID: Beth Hepple (Durham)
MID: Jordan Nobbs (Newcastle United)
MID: Emily Syme (Bristol City)
FOR: Ashleigh Weerden (Crystal Palace)
FOR: Lily Crosthwaite (Birmingham City)
FOR: Veatriki Sarri (Birmingham City)
FOR: Lexi Lloyd-Smith (Bristol City)
Whilst they didn't win, Palace also had nominations for the WSL2 Player of the Season, Rising Star, Fan of the Year, and Club Hero awards.
Abbie Larkin missed out to Birmingham City's Neve Herron for the Rising Star award, whilst Blues' Lily Crosthwaite won the Player of the Season award over Ashleigh Weerden.
Palace's Claire Jane-Pope and Val McDermott were shortlisted, but Brighton and Hove Albion's Jo Davis won the Fan of the Year award, and Liverpool's Heather Caroll picked up the Club Hero award.
Concluding a standout season for the club, these individual and team awards highlight the dedication, progress, and hard work of everyone involved with Crystal Palace Women.