BRYN ATHYN, Pa. - The women's soccer team capped off a dominant run in the Skye Division where they went undefeated and secured a divisional championship with a strong showing for postseason awards. The Lions placed eight members of the team on an all-conference team and Coach Bill O'Neill was tabbed as Coach of the Year.
O'Neill led the Lions to a perfect 8-0-1 record in conference play. His managerial skills helped produce the third championship in as many years for the Lions. The Lions went 13-3-1 this year for .794 win percentage.
Kira Bradley was named Player of the Year and 1st Team All-United East after putting together arguably the best individual season across Division III with 27 goals, 11 assists, and 65 points. Bradley led the conference in goals, assists, and points. Her 27 goals was good for third in the entire country. With Bradley being named player of the year, this marks the third consectuive year, Bryn Athyn has taken home the Player of the Year award in the conference.
Maria Storck, Shea Gormley, and Ally Paul all were named 1st Team All-United East for the Lions. Storck and Paul were part of the three-headed attack. Storck was second on the team in goals with 9 and tied for third in assists with 5. Paul was third in goals and second in assists with 7G and 6A. Gormley was the anchor of the backline which produced the best win margin in the conference.
Vanessa Sqaures and Kylie Scarpiello were named 2nd Team All-United East. Squares was a key midfielder who logged 4 goals and 3 assists. Scarpiello was a signficant contributor on the backline.
Ciara McFeely and Julie Marrero were named 3rd Team All-United East. McFeely finished the year with 2 goals and 5 assists. She was an essential distributor and connector for the Bryn Athyn midfield. Marrero played outside back for the Lions and helped produce a potent defense.
Women's Soccer dominate postseason awards for United East
Nov 10, 2023 · Women's Soccer
BRYN ATHYN, Pa. - The women's soccer team capped off a dominant run in the Skye Division where they went undefeated and secured a divisional championship with a strong showing for postseason awards. The Lions placed eight members of the team on an all-conference team and Coach Bill O'Neill was tabbed as Coach of the Year.