KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Trinity University women’s soccer had two players earn National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/Continental Tire All-American honors. Full List
Emily Jorgens was named to first team for her third time, while Kelsey Falcone was a second team selection, her second time to make the list.
Jorgens, a senior forward from Austin Texas, marked 19 goals this season and 27 assists for 65 total points. Her assist mark leads the nation, and is just three behind the NCAA single-season record, which she tied during the 2013 season. She also moved into second place in the NCAA record book with 88 career assists.
Falcone, a senior midfielder from San Antonio, Texas, finished her senior season with a team and conference-leading 20 goals, adding 15 assists for 55 points. Falcone earned the 2014 SCAC Championship Tournament Offensive MVP award after scoring the game winning goal in the semifinal and the final match of the SCAC tournament. She also marked the game-winning goal in the Tigers’ 2-0 defeat of the University of Texas-Tyler to begin the NCAA tournament.
Jorgens broke the Trinity University record for total career goals (59), previously held by Abby Loar, while Falcone moved into third on the list with 54 career goals. Jorgens also moved to the top of the list in total career points (206), which ranks second in SCAC history. Falcone is now second on the Trinity list, passing Loar by one point (151), moving up to fourth all-time in the SCAC.
Falcone and Jorgens both earned first-team All-West Region honors earlier this week, and were both selected to the Capital One Academic All-American team in November.
