Conference Carolinas

 

2011 Women's Soccer

NCAA National Tournament:
Lees-McRae (1st Round)

Conference Carolinas Tournament Champion: Lees-McRae

Conference Carolinas Regular Season Champions:
Mount Olive, Eastern Division & Lees-McRae, Western Division

2011 Standings

East Division Standings

 

Conference

 

Overall

 

GP

Record

Win %

PF

PA

 

GP

Record

Win %

PF

PA

Last 10

Streak

Mount Olive

12

8-3-1

0.708

30

9

 

17

10-5-2

0.647

40

15

5-4-1

Lost 2

Pfeiffer

12

7-4-1

0.625

29

12

 

20

9-10-1

0.475

35

30

5-4-1

Lost 1

Queens (N.C.)

12

7-4-1

0.625

32

13

 

19

7-10-2

0.421

40

31

4-4-2

Tied 1

Barton

12

2-9-1

0.208

13

40

 

16

3-12-1

0.219

20

60

1-8-1

Lost 3

Coker

12

1-10-1

0.125

9

42

 

18

1-16-1

0.083

10

61

0-9-1

Lost 3

St. Andrews

12

1-11

0.083

4

55

 

18

2-15-1

0.139

12

74

1-8-1

Won 1

 

West Division Standings

 

Conference

 

Overall

 

GP

Record

Win %

PF

PA

 

GP

Record

Win %

PF

PA

Last 10

Streak

Lees-McRae

12

11-1

0.917

51

6

 

21

13-5-3

0.690

56

17

5-3-2

Lost 1

Belmont Abbey

12

10-2

0.833

31

8

 

21

12-7-2

0.619

39

22

7-1-2

Tied 1

Limestone

12

9-3

0.750

36

10

 

19

13-5-1

0.711

47

17

7-2-1

Tied 1

King (TN)

12

7-4-1

0.625

23

19

 

17

8-8-1

0.500

31

30

5-4-1

Lost 1

Erskine

12

5-7

0.417

12

22

 

17

6-11

0.353

16

35

3-7

Lost 5

North Greenville

12

4-6-2

0.417

17

30

 

15

5-8-2

0.400

22

37

3-5-2

Lost 1

Converse

12

2-10

0.167

6

27

 

18

2-15-1

0.139

12

42

2-8

Lost 4

 

Women's Soccer Standings

 

Conference

 

Overall

 

GP

Record

Win %

PF

PA

 

GP

Record

Win %

PF

PA

Last 10

Streak

Lees-McRae

12

11-1

0.917

51

6

 

21

13-5-3

0.690

56

17

5-3-2

Lost 1

Belmont Abbey

12

10-2

0.833

31

8

 

21

12-7-2

0.619

39

22

7-1-2

Tied 1

Limestone

12

9-3

0.750

36

10

 

19

13-5-1

0.711

47

17

7-2-1

Tied 1

Mount Olive

12

8-3-1

0.708

30

9

 

17

10-5-2

0.647

40

15

5-4-1

Lost 2

King (TN)

12

7-4-1

0.625

23

19

 

17

8-8-1

0.500

31

30

5-4-1

Lost 1

Pfeiffer

12

7-4-1

0.625

29

12

 

20

9-10-1

0.475

35

30

5-4-1

Lost 1

Queens (N.C.)

12

7-4-1

0.625

32

13

 

19

7-10-2

0.421

40

31

4-4-2

Tied 1

Erskine

12

5-7

0.417

12

22

 

17

6-11

0.353

16

35

3-7

Lost 5

North Greenville

12

4-6-2

0.417

17

30

 

15

5-8-2

0.400

22

37

3-5-2

Lost 1

Barton

12

2-9-1

0.208

13

40

 

16

3-12-1

0.219

20

60

1-8-1

Lost 3

Converse

12

2-10

0.167

6

27

 

18

2-15-1

0.139

12

42

2-8

Lost 4

Coker

12

1-10-1

0.125

9

42

 

18

1-16-1

0.083

10

61

0-9-1

Lost 3

St. Andrews

12

1-11

0.083

4

55

 

18

2-15-1

0.139

12

74

1-8-1

Won 1

 

All-Conference Awards:

Women's All-Conference 1st-Team

Ashley Alderin-Fleagle, Limestone -Forward

Morgan Shelton, King -Forward

Marybeth Sullivan, Lees-McRae –Forward

Lauren Vawter, Queens -Midfielder

Nicole Voets, Belmont Abbey -Midfielder

Brooke Santerre, Lees-McRae -Midfielder

Alyssa Wombwell, Pfeiffer –Midfielder

Mary Dorn, Lees-McRae -Defender

Carly Kensinger, Belmont Abbey -Defender

Lauren Lanham, Limestone -Defender

Lyndsey McIntyre, Mount Olive -Goalkeeper

 

Women's All-Conference 2nd-Team

Lindsey Stanley, Mount Olive -Forward

Meagan Thornton, Lees-McRae -Forward

Ananda Gebreyesus, Belmont Abbey -Forward

Vickie Rich, Lees-McRae –Forward

Vanessa Jarrett, Limestone -Midfielder

Silvia Vazquez, Belmont Abbey -Midfielder

Casey Craft, Erskine –Midfielder

Hilary Parkin, Converse -Defender

Alana Ryczek, Belmont Abbey -Defender

Holli Schwartz, Limestone –Defender

Kaitlyn Briggs, Lees-McRae -Goalkeeper

 

Women's All-Conference 3rd-Team

Gabriella Reid, Limestone -Forward

Kristen Wright, Queens -Forward

Rebecca Mateo, Belmont Abbey –Forward

Emily Jones, Lees-McRae -Midfielder

Becky Sanzsole, Mount Olive -Midfielder

Heidi Steger, King –Midfielder

Patrice Clarke, Mount Olive -Defender

Kariel Parian, Queens -Defender

Sarah Rountree, Coker -Defender

Mary Knepp, Mount Olive –Defender

Abbey Kitts, King -Goalkeeper

 

Women's Soccer Player of the Year 

Ashley Alderin-Fleagle, Limestone

 

Ashley Alderin-Fleagle had a breakout season during her final year with the Saints, posting a conference-leading 19 goals to go with six assists while also leading NCAA Division II in total goals scored. Alderin-Fleagle paced Limestone to a program-best 12 wins this year, scoring 15 goals over the final 11 matches of the regular season to lead the team to a 9-2 record during the same span.  

 

Women's Soccer Freshman of the Year

Meagan Thornton, Lees-McRae


Meagan Thornton burst onto the conference and national scene this season, leading all Conference Carolinas freshmen with 12 goals, six assists, and 30 points. A native of Millville, N.J., Thornton has also tallied a pair of match-winners this season, while scoring two or more goals on a trio of occasions.

 

Women's Soccer Coach of the Year

Cally Morrill, Lees-McRae

 

Cally Morrill has taken the Bobcats to new heights this fall, leading Lees-McRae to its first Conference Carolinas regular season championship since 2000. The Bobcats posted an 11-1 record against league opponents in Morrill's second year at the helm, earning the program's first-ever top seed in the conference tournament.

 

Women's All-Tournament Team:
Jill Maykut, Pfeiffer
Holli Swartz, Limestone
Carly Kensinger, Belmont Abbey
Kiera Woerner, Belmont Abbey
Hannah Kohls, Belmont Abbey
Emily Jones, Lee-McRae
Jessica O'Leary, Lees-McRae
Ariana Smith, Lees-McRae
Brooke Santerre, Lees-McRae
Mary Dorn- Tournament MVP

2011 Men’s & Women’s Soccer Tournament Championship (Archive) Link Page

2011 Men’s & Women’s Soccer Academic All-Conference Teams Link

2011 Fall Scholar Athletes of the Year Link

2011 Fall ‘Team Sportsmanship Award Winners’ Link

 

 

*Note: For all sports in 2011-12 season, St. Andrews was a scheduling partner only