NSCAA NCAA Women's All-America Teams

by NSCAA

December 6, 2013

The National Soccer Coaches Association of America has announced the 2013 NSCAA/Continental Tire Women’s All-America Teams for all three NCAA divisions.

2013 NCAA Division I Women’s All-America Teams (see below)

2013 NCAA Division II Women’s All-America Teams

2013 NCAA Division III Women’s All-America Teams

The Division I teams consist of nine All-Americans that are repeat selections, including North Carolina’s Crystal Dunn (Rockville Centre, N.Y.) earning her fourth award. UCLA’s Abby Dahlkemper (Menlo Park, Calif.) and Penn State’s Maya Hayes (West Orange, N.J.) also tally their third such honor.

The Division I list also includes players who were named semifinalists on Tuesday for the 2013 Missouri Athletic Club’s Hermann Trophy, the highest individual intercollegiate award presented annually.

On the Division II teams, eight players add another NSCAA All-America award to their tally. Saint Rose’s Sydney Bond (Deer Park, N.Y.) and California State Stanislaus’s Karenee Demery (Merced, Calif.) both earn their third honor.

The Division III teams consist of nine players making repeat appearances as All-Americans, with Emory’s Lauren Gorodetsky (Palm City, Fla.) leading the way with her fourth award.

The All-America teams for the men’s NCAA divisions, as well as those from NAIA, NCCAA and Junior College programs will be announced the week of December 9.

These student-athletes will be recognized Saturday, Jan. 18 at the annual All-America Luncheon, held in conjunction with the 2014 NSCAA Convention in Philadelphia. Those selected as All-Americans, their coaches and families can register online for the luncheon at www.NSCAA.com/awards/aaregistration.

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2013 NCAA Division I Women’s All-America First Team

Pos.	First	Last	Class	School	Hometown
K	Sabrina	D'Angelo	Jr.	South Carolina	Welland, Ontario
D	Abby	Dahlkemper**	Jr.	UCLA	Menlo Park, Calif.
D	Amanda	Frisbie	Sr.	Portland	McKinney, Texas
D	Kassey	Kallman	Sr.	Florida State	Woodbury, Minn.
D	Emily	Menges	Sr.	Georgetown	Garden City, N.Y.
M	Morgan	Brian*	Jr.	Virginia	St. Simons Island, Ga.
M	Crystal	Dunn***	Sr.	North Carolina	Rockville Centre, N.Y.
M	Julie	Johnston*	Sr.	Santa Clara	Mesa, Ariz.
F	Makenzy	Doniak	So.	Virginia	Chino Hills, Calif.
F	Nkem	Ezurike	Sr.	Michigan	Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia
F	Kristen	Hamilton*	Sr.	Denver	Littleton, Colo.
F	Jazmine	Reeves	Sr.	Virginia Tech	Dover, Del.

Second Team

Pos.	First	Last	Class	School	Hometown
K	Katelyn	Rowland	Jr.	UCLA	Vacaville, Calif.
D	Kadeisha	Buchanan	Fr.	West Virginia	Brampton, Ontario
D	Ari	Romero	Sr.	Nebraska	Surprise, Ariz.
D	Christen	Westphal	So.	Florida	Brecksville, Ohio
M	Dagny	Brynjarsdottir	Jr.	Florida State	Hella, Iceland
M	Daphne	Corboz*	Jr.	Georgetown	Greenbrook, N.J.
M	Meghan	Toohey	Sr.	Michigan	Philadelphia, Pa.
F	Micaela	Castain	Sr.	Washington State	Castro Valley, Calif.
F	Rachel	Daly	So.	St. John's	Harrogate, England
F	Maya	Hayes**	Sr.	Penn State	West Orange, N.J.
F	Savannah	Jordan	Fr.	Florida	Fayetteville, Ga.
F	Frances	Silva	Sr.	West Virginia	Overland Park, Kan.
F	Rafealle	Souza	Sr.	Mississippi	Salvador, Brazil

Third Team

Pos.	First	Last	Class	School	Hometown
K	Aubrey	Bledsoe*	Sr.	Wake Forest	Cincinnati, Ohio
D	Marissa	Diggs	Jr.	UCF	Rowlett, Texas
D	Caroline	Dwyer	So.	Pennsylvania	Exton, Pa.
D	Jaelene	Hinkle	Jr.	Texas Tech	Denver, Colo.
D	Jade	Seabrook*	Jr.	Navy	St. Paris, Ohio
M	Danielle	Colaprico	Jr.	Virginia	Freehold, N.J.
M	Cloee	Colohan	Sr.	Brigham Young	West Point, Utah
M	Nicholette	DiGiacomo	Sr.	Denver	Golden, Colo.
M	Shea	Groom	Jr.	Texas A&M	Liberty, Mo.
F	Arin	Gilliland	Jr.	Kentucky	Lexington, Ky.
F	Sofia	Huerta	Jr.	Santa Clara	Boise, Idaho
F	Darian	Jenkins	Fr.	UCLA	Riverton, Utah
F	Maegan	Kelly	Sr.	Marquette	Kansas City, Mo.
F	Midge	Purce	Fr.	Harvard	Olney, Md.