Colorado State University Athletics
Rams Represented in United Soccer Coaches All-Pacific Region
12/2/2019 4:10:00 PM | Women's Soccer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Five student-athletes from the Colorado State soccer team were selected to the United Coaches All-Pacific Teams, announced Monday by the organization.
Earning first team honors were Gabi McDonald and Caeley Lordemann, while Halley Havlicek, Addie Wright, and Gracie Armstrong picked up third team accolades. The five Rams selected marks the most by one school among the Mountain West. All are the first Rams in program history to be named to the all-region team.
McDonald, a sophomore from Fort Collins, Colo., is one of two goal keepers on the first-team list with the other recipient from University of California. Lordemann, a senior from nearby Greeley, is one of four midfielders on the first team and the only non-power five representative in the position. It marks the second first-team awards for the two Rams as they both claimed the honor in the Mountain West as well.
Boise State's Raimee Sherle was the only other non-power five student-athlete on the first team.
The three CSU contingents on the third team were the most by one institution. Havlicek, a senior from Spring Grove, Ill., and Wright, a junior from Richmond, Va., embody half of the four defenders on the team. Meanwhile, Armstrong, a sophomore from Broomfield, Colo., was the only underclassman in the forward position. For each, the accolade adds to their All-MW honors earned earlier in November.
The United Soccer Coaches' teams are selected through voting by member coaches in those respective divisions. All-America Teams will be announced on Thursday evening, Dec. 5.
United Soccer Coaches' release: https://col.st/CcE3E
For More on Colorado State Women's Soccer follow: Twitter – CSUFutbol | Instagram – csufutbol | Facebook – Colorado State Soccer
Earning first team honors were Gabi McDonald and Caeley Lordemann, while Halley Havlicek, Addie Wright, and Gracie Armstrong picked up third team accolades. The five Rams selected marks the most by one school among the Mountain West. All are the first Rams in program history to be named to the all-region team.
McDonald, a sophomore from Fort Collins, Colo., is one of two goal keepers on the first-team list with the other recipient from University of California. Lordemann, a senior from nearby Greeley, is one of four midfielders on the first team and the only non-power five representative in the position. It marks the second first-team awards for the two Rams as they both claimed the honor in the Mountain West as well.
Boise State's Raimee Sherle was the only other non-power five student-athlete on the first team.
The three CSU contingents on the third team were the most by one institution. Havlicek, a senior from Spring Grove, Ill., and Wright, a junior from Richmond, Va., embody half of the four defenders on the team. Meanwhile, Armstrong, a sophomore from Broomfield, Colo., was the only underclassman in the forward position. For each, the accolade adds to their All-MW honors earned earlier in November.
The United Soccer Coaches' teams are selected through voting by member coaches in those respective divisions. All-America Teams will be announced on Thursday evening, Dec. 5.
United Soccer Coaches' release: https://col.st/CcE3E
For More on Colorado State Women's Soccer follow: Twitter – CSUFutbol | Instagram – csufutbol | Facebook – Colorado State Soccer
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