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Akron Duo Earns All-MAC Women’s Soccer Accolades
November 01 | Women's Soccer
2022 ALL-MAC WOMEN'S SOCCER AWARDS RELEASE
CLEVELAND, Ohio – University of Akron sophomore Ella Hadley (Concord, Ohio) and freshman Emma King (Akron, Ohio) were tabbed as All-Mid-American Conference women's soccer selections the league on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
Hadley was tabbed a Second-Team All-MAC honoree, while King earned All-Freshman team honors.
Hauling in All-MAC honors for the first time was Hadley, who started all 16 of Akron's contests on the campaign en route to leading the team in goals (6), assists (3), points (15), shots (23) and game-winners (1), while ranking second in shots on goal (13). Hadley is rated eighth in the MAC in points per game (.94) and ninth in goals (6), while finishing fifth in league-only affairs in goals (6) and points per outing (1.36).
Named to the All-Freshman team, King garnered All-MAC accolades for the initial time, starting 13 of the 15 games she appeared in for Akron this fall. She directed the squad in goals (6), assists (3), points (15), shots (23) and shots on goal (13), while ranking second in shots on goal (13). King is ranked seventh in the MAC in points per game 1.00) and ninth in goals (6), while finishing eighth in league-only tilts in goals (4) and ninth in points per game (1.10)
FIRST-TEAM ALL-MAC
Regan Berg, F, Ohio
Jenna Blackburn, F, Western Michigan
Maya Dean, MF, Bowling Green
Avery Fenchel, F, Ball State
Lexi Fraley, MF, Ball State
Camber Hayes, MF, Miami
Emily Kelly, GK, Buffalo
Mackenzie Reuber, D, Bowling Green
Abby Townsend, F, Ohio
Kennedy White, F, Bowling Green
Ellie Simmons, D, Buffalo
Tianna Harris, D, Kent State
SECOND-TEAM ALL-MAC
Hannah Callaghan, D, Buffalo
Abby Elgert, F, Ball State
Ella Hadley, F, Akron
Delaney Caldwell, F, Ball State
Maddie O'Farrell, MF, Eastern Michigan
Morgan Otteson, F, Toledo
Payton Robertson, MF, Buffalo
Norah Roush, D, Miami
Lexy Smith, D, Ball State
Izzie Vaccari, GK, Miami
Mira Pierre-Webster, D, Western Michigan
Leah Wengender, MF, Buffalo
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Eve Berish, Ohio
Amber Best, Northern Illinois
Delaney Caldwell, Ball State
Madi Canada, Western Michigan
Brynn Gardner, Bowling Green
Emma King, Akron
Katie Krohn, Buffalo
Norah Roush, Miami
Kelsey Salopek, Kent State
Ellie Simmons, Buffalo
Hannah Thompson, Eastern Michigan
MAC COACH OF THE YEAR: Shawn Burke, Buffalo
MAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kennedy White, Bowling Green
MAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Ellie Simmons, Buffalo
MAC GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR: Emily Kelly, Buffalo
MAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Delaney Caldwell, Ball State
ABOUT ZIPS ATHLETICS
Founded in 1870, The University of Akron (UA) is one of Ohio's most influential public urban research universities, conducting high-quality research in focused areas of excellence, contributing to the vitality of the local economy, and providing a workforce highly trained in diverse disciplines. The University offers more than 200-degree programs, including unique, highly ranked associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral and law degrees — with accreditations by 35 professional agencies. UA is focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, investment in community and economic growth. Akron sponsors 17 NCAA Division I sports with more than 500 student-athletes. Learn more at gozips.com.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – University of Akron sophomore Ella Hadley (Concord, Ohio) and freshman Emma King (Akron, Ohio) were tabbed as All-Mid-American Conference women's soccer selections the league on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
Hadley was tabbed a Second-Team All-MAC honoree, while King earned All-Freshman team honors.
Hauling in All-MAC honors for the first time was Hadley, who started all 16 of Akron's contests on the campaign en route to leading the team in goals (6), assists (3), points (15), shots (23) and game-winners (1), while ranking second in shots on goal (13). Hadley is rated eighth in the MAC in points per game (.94) and ninth in goals (6), while finishing fifth in league-only affairs in goals (6) and points per outing (1.36).
Named to the All-Freshman team, King garnered All-MAC accolades for the initial time, starting 13 of the 15 games she appeared in for Akron this fall. She directed the squad in goals (6), assists (3), points (15), shots (23) and shots on goal (13), while ranking second in shots on goal (13). King is ranked seventh in the MAC in points per game 1.00) and ninth in goals (6), while finishing eighth in league-only tilts in goals (4) and ninth in points per game (1.10)
FIRST-TEAM ALL-MAC
Regan Berg, F, Ohio
Jenna Blackburn, F, Western Michigan
Maya Dean, MF, Bowling Green
Avery Fenchel, F, Ball State
Lexi Fraley, MF, Ball State
Camber Hayes, MF, Miami
Emily Kelly, GK, Buffalo
Mackenzie Reuber, D, Bowling Green
Abby Townsend, F, Ohio
Kennedy White, F, Bowling Green
Ellie Simmons, D, Buffalo
Tianna Harris, D, Kent State
SECOND-TEAM ALL-MAC
Hannah Callaghan, D, Buffalo
Abby Elgert, F, Ball State
Ella Hadley, F, Akron
Delaney Caldwell, F, Ball State
Maddie O'Farrell, MF, Eastern Michigan
Morgan Otteson, F, Toledo
Payton Robertson, MF, Buffalo
Norah Roush, D, Miami
Lexy Smith, D, Ball State
Izzie Vaccari, GK, Miami
Mira Pierre-Webster, D, Western Michigan
Leah Wengender, MF, Buffalo
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Eve Berish, Ohio
Amber Best, Northern Illinois
Delaney Caldwell, Ball State
Madi Canada, Western Michigan
Brynn Gardner, Bowling Green
Emma King, Akron
Katie Krohn, Buffalo
Norah Roush, Miami
Kelsey Salopek, Kent State
Ellie Simmons, Buffalo
Hannah Thompson, Eastern Michigan
MAC COACH OF THE YEAR: Shawn Burke, Buffalo
MAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kennedy White, Bowling Green
MAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Ellie Simmons, Buffalo
MAC GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR: Emily Kelly, Buffalo
MAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Delaney Caldwell, Ball State
ABOUT ZIPS ATHLETICS
Founded in 1870, The University of Akron (UA) is one of Ohio's most influential public urban research universities, conducting high-quality research in focused areas of excellence, contributing to the vitality of the local economy, and providing a workforce highly trained in diverse disciplines. The University offers more than 200-degree programs, including unique, highly ranked associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral and law degrees — with accreditations by 35 professional agencies. UA is focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, investment in community and economic growth. Akron sponsors 17 NCAA Division I sports with more than 500 student-athletes. Learn more at gozips.com.
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