Tusculum College sophomore Tramicka James and senior Courtney
Turner have been named to the National Soccer Coaches Association
of America/Performance Subaru NCAA Women's Division II
All-Southeast Region Team in Women's soccer for the 2010 season,
the NSCAA announced Thursday.
James was a repeat first-team selection at forward while Turner was
a third-team pick at midfield after being a first-team honoree in
both 2007 and 2009. They are the 27th and 28th NSCAA All-Region
selections for Tusculum since joining NCAA Division II for the 1998
season, and the Pioneers have had at least one first-team
All-Region pick in each of the last six years.
James, from Wilson, N.C., was named first-team All-South Atlantic
Conference after she led the league in goals per match and
currently ranks 15th in NCAA Division II at 0.895 goals per
contest.
The Fyke High School graduate scored a team-high 17 goals this
season to rank sixth on the Tusculum single-season list, while her
28 career goals are tied for fifth all-time in school history.
James also led the Pioneers with 38 points and shared the team-lead
in match-winning goals with three.
The two-time All-Conference and All-Region standout scored at least
one goal in eight of Tusculum's last 10 matches, amassing 14 goals
and three assists for 31 points over that span. Her 17 total goals
are 18th in the nation (3rd in Region), while her 38 total points
are 21st (T3rd in Region).
Turner, a native of Cocoa Beach, Fla., picked up four goals and
seven assists for 15 points this season, ranking her fourth on the
team in points and second in assists. She dished out all seven of
her assists in the Pioneers' last nine matches, and the team went
6-2-0 this season when she registered a point.
She started all 84 games of her Tusculum career without missing a
contest, tied for the second-longest streak in prgram history, and
accumulated 14 goals and 25 assists for 53 points. Her 25 assists
are tied with current teammate Michelle Meade for fourth place on
Tusculum's career list.
Turner is just the second Pioneer to be named All-SAC in Women's
soccer all four years of her career, and joins older sister Claudia
(2003-04-05) and Tara Henderson (2001-02-03) as the only Tusculum
players to earn All-Region recognition three times.
Tusculum finished the season with a 9-9-1 record, while advancing
to the semifinal round of the Food Lion SAC Tournament for the 10th
time since joining the league in 1999.
2010
NSCAA/Performance Subaru
NCAA Women's Division II All-Southeast Region
First Team |
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Pos. |
Name |
Year |
School |
K |
Caitlin Scruggs |
So. |
Lenoir-Rhyne |
D |
Raquel Abrile |
Sr. |
Lincoln Memorial |
D |
Casey Smith |
Sr. |
North Georgia College and State |
D |
Kelli Bahr |
Jr. |
Armstrong Atlantic State |
M |
Catherine Hauck |
Jr. |
Lenoir-Rhyne |
M |
Stephanie Lowery |
Jr. |
Columbus State |
M |
Elizabeth Hawes |
So. |
Lenoir-Rhyne |
M |
Morgan Gruenenfelder |
Sr. |
Carson-Newman |
F |
Anna Svensson |
So. |
North Carolina- Pembroke |
F |
Stephanie Parrish |
Sr. |
Columbus State |
F |
Tramicka James |
So. |
Tusculum |
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Second Team |
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Pos. |
Name |
Year |
School |
K |
Willi Babillis |
Fr. |
Columbus State |
D |
Casey McDonnell |
Jr. |
Lenoir-Rhyne |
D |
Carey Patterson |
Sr. |
Armstrong Atlantic State |
D |
Kansas Bayly |
Fr. |
Columbus State |
M |
Leanne Reid |
Jr. |
Lincoln Memorial |
M |
Amber Holt |
Sr. |
Lenoir-Rhyne |
M |
Kate Walton |
Sr. |
Columbus State |
F |
Trenna Howell |
Jr. |
Carson-Newman |
F |
Sarah Taylor |
Jr. |
Lincoln Memorial |
F |
Connie Axiotis |
Jr. |
Belmont Abbey |
F |
Kristina Pascutti |
So. |
Armstrong Atlantic State |
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