Ashley Rivera | Graduate | CSAC Player of the Year | All-CSAC First Team - Rivera was named Player of the Year for the second consecutive year after logging argubably the most offensively dominant season in all of NCAA Division III this season. The graduate student set a program record with 28 goals scored which is good for second most in the nation. Rivera also added 5 assists. Rivera was the engine for the top scoring offene in the nation.
Maria Storck | Sophomore | All-CSAC 1st Team - Storck is putting together one of the most impactful careers in program history and she is just two years into her Lion career. Storck was one of the top goal scorers in the conference with 15 goals and she passed out 4 assists. The sophomore is the connector of the midfield.
Shea Gormley | Sophomore | All-CSAC 2nd Team - Gormley, the anchor of the back line for the Lions, helped lead the Lions to the best defense in the conference. The versatile centerback added a goal and 3 assists on the campaign.
Kira Bradley | Freshman | All-CSAC Honorable Mention - Bradley had da stellar rookie campaign which included her being named the CSAC Championship Playoff MVP. Bradley registered 8 goals and 4 assists for the Lions.
Ciara McFeely | Sophomore | All-CSAC Honorable Mention - McFeely, a sophomore transfer, made an immediate impact on defense. Her skill went beyond defense and she logged 2 goals and 2 assists on the year.
Kylie Scaripiello | Sophomore | All-CSAC Honorable Mention - Scarpiello built off a strong first year and was a mainstay on the number one rnaked defense in the conference. Scarpiello also logged 2 assists on the season.
Notes
- Rivera became the first player in program history to win Player of the Year last year...she now repeats
- The Lions will take on #7 Carnegie Mellon tomorrow at 1 PM in the NCAA Division III National Tournament