List of Women's Soccer Academic All-America Team Members of the Year

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The Women's Soccer Academic All-America Team Member of the Year is the annual most outstanding singular college soccer athlete of the set of female soccer athletes selected for the Academic All-America Teams in a given year.

Two-division era (2001–2010)

Key
† Indicates winners of the all-sports Academic All-America award.

All winners are American unless indicated otherwise.

Women's Soccer Academic All-America Team Members of the Year
Awarded forThe yearly outstanding men's college soccer Academic All-America team member
CountryUnited States and Canada
Presented byCollege Sports Communicators
History
Most recentJasmine Aikey, Stanford
Anna Lantz, Rockhurst
Natalie Barnouw, MIT
Katie Koger, Marian
Next ceremony2026
WebsiteOfficial site
Cropped headshot
Christine Sinclair (pictured in 2009), 2005 winner
Female athlete posing with Olympic medal
Heather O'Reilly (pictured in 2012), 2006 winner
Cropped headshot
Rachel Van Hollebeke (pictured in 2010), 2007 winner
Female headshot
Yael Averbuch West (pictured in 2015), 2008 winner
Woman in soccer jersey
Bianca St-Georges (pictured in 2024), 2018 winner
Woman in soccer jersey
Kerry Abello (pictured in 2024), 2020-21 and 2021 winner
Women's Soccer Academic All-America Team Members of the Year (2001–2010)
Year University Division College Division
Winner School Winner School
2001 Andi Sellers[1] Florida Andrea Pawliczek[1] Emory
2002 Germany Katharina Lindner[2] Hartford Sarah Ridley[2] William Penn
2003 Vanessa Pruzinsky[3] Notre Dame Jenny Bruce[3] Wisconsin–Stevens Point
2004 Katy Cross[4] Penn Jackie Sassaman[4] Waynesburg
2005 Canada Christine Sinclair[5] Portland Sarah Wall[5] Ohio Wesleyan
2006 Heather O'Reilly[6] North Carolina Katrina Morgan[6] Embry-Riddle
2007 Rachel Buehler[7] Stanford Sarah Richardson[7] Wheaton (IL)
2008 Yael Averbuch[8] North Carolina Canada Katy Tafler[8] Grand Valley State
2009 Beth Reed[9] Navy Canada Natalja Stanski[9] Grand Valley State
2010 Kristi Andreassen[10] Northern Arizona Tara Carter[10] Otterbein

Four-division era (2011–present)

Women's Soccer Academic All-America Team Members of the Year (2011–present)
Year Division I Division II Division III College/NAIA[a]
Winner School Winner School Winner School Winner School
2011 Krista Lopez[11] Oklahoma State Ashley Botts[11] Grand Valley State Courtney Chadburn[11] Castleton State Jamie Achten[11] Lee (TN)
2012 Dana Larsen[12] Baylor Megan Woodworth[12] Colorado Mines Elaine Gerry[12] Edgewood Sweden Mia Persson[12] Lindsey Wilson
2013 Frances Silva[13] West Virginia Karanee Demery[13] Cal State Stanislaus Emily Jorgens[13] Trinity (TX) Jessica Ralph[13] Campbellsville
2014 Stephanie Verdoia[14] Seattle Canada Vanessa Consiglio[15] Ursuline (OH) Emily Jorgens[16] Trinity (TX) Amanda Roden[17] Taylor
2015 Megan Kufeld[18] Washington Haley Hatcher[19] Ouachita Baptist Nicci Bermudes[20] Aurora (IL) Annie Kessler[21] Ottawa(KS)
2016 Kathryn Sloan[22] Louisiana Tech Maylyn Parsons[23] Columbus State Kami Jones[24] Hardin-Simmons Emma Cuda[25] Friends
2017 Meghan Hegarty[26] Navy Gabriella Mencotti[27] Grand Valley State Kenne Kessler[28] Hardin-Simmons Bethany Balcer[29] Spring Arbor
2018 Canada Bianca St-Georges[30] West Virginia Anna Fobbe[31] Bemidji State Kenne Kessler[32] Hardin-Simmons Bethany Balcer[33] Spring Arbor
2019 Kate Del Fava[34] Illinois State Germany Charlène Nowotny[35] Flagler Shannon Reagan[36] Maryville (TN) Germany Nina Haeberlin[37] Keiser
2020–21[b] Kerry Abello[38] Penn State Sweden Sara Sandberg[39] Flagler Bella Shivley[40] Otterbein Samantha Tracey[41] Spring Arbor
2021 Kerry Abello[42] Penn State Hannah Kelley-Lush[43] West Texas A&M Maya Nielan[44] MIT Ana Paula Santos[45] William Carey
2022 Felicia Knox[46] Alabama Jenny Vetter[46] Minnesota State Jenn Rennich[46] Westfield State Mackenzie Selvius[46] Spring Arbor
2023 Bea Franklin[47] Arkansas Sweden Isabelle Navren[47] Embry-Riddle Julia Beck[47] Misericordia Ariana Stoltzfus[47] Spring Arbor
2024 Maddy Anderson[48] Mississippi State Anna Lantz [48] Rockhurst Elle Sutter[48] North Central Japan Marina Nawa[48] UT Southern
2025 Jasmine Aikey[49] Stanford Anna Lantz [49] Rockhurst Natalie Barnouw[49] MIT Katie Koger[49] Marian

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