PEPPER PIKE, Ohio - With the Ursuline Soccer season complete, the post-season honors continue to pile up for the 14-3-1 Arrows. Freshman Paige Rowan was named co-freshman of the year in the Independents Collegiate Athletic Association, and if it were not for the early nominations - it would have been likely that she would have captured the honor alone.

At the time of the nomination, Rowan had only eight goals and two assists in 15 games. She end the season, 18 games with 13 goals and three assists.

The All-ICAA First Team included Amanda Levaskeivch (midfield) and Brittany Prato (defense), while Rowan (forward), Leah Sweet (defense), and Rachael Smith (goalkeeper) earned All-ICAA Second Team honors. Eight forwards, eight midfielders, six defensive players and two goalkeepers made up the two All-ICAA teams.

The ICAA is composed of NCAA Division II schools that are not in a conference. Women’s soccer members are Chowan, Central Oklahoma, Lindenwood, Notre Dame College, Oakland City, Palm Beach Atlantic, Urbana, Ursuline and Washington Adventist.

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Independents Collegiate Athletic Association - WOMEN’S SOCCER
 
November 22, 2011
 
All-ICAA Soccer Team Announced
 
TIFFIN, Ohio – Balance was the norm as four schools shared the individual awards as the 2011 All-ICAA Women’s Soccer honors were released.
 
The ICAA is composed of NCAA Division II schools that are not in a conference.  Women’s soccer members are Chowan, Central Oklahoma, Lindenwood, Notre Dame College, Oakland City, Palm Beach Atlantic, Urbana, Ursuline and Washington Adventist.
 
Coach of the Year went to Mike Cook of Central Oklahoma.  After a 0-3 start, the Bronchos reeled off 15 straight wins.  They finished 15-4, won the ICAA and qualified for the NCAA Division II South Central Regional Tournament.  Cook is 214-72-16 in 14 years at COU.
 
Player of the Year was forward Carmen Van Winkle of Oakland City.  She had 18 goals with two assists for 38 points in 14 games.  Van Winkle scored the winning goal in all five of OCC’s victories.
 
Goalkeeper of the Year went to Brandi Bartley of Central Oklahoma.  The freshman went 15-0, had 65 saves, recorded nine shutouts, surrendered just five goals for a 0.34 G.A.A. in 1339 minutes and 26 seconds of action.
 
Freshman of the Year was shared by Paige Rowan of Ursuline and Ashley Weisenberg of Washington Adventist.  Rowan, a forward, had eight goals and two assists for 18 points in 15 games.  Weisenberg, a midfielder, had six goals with seven assists for 19 points in 13 games.
 
2011 ICAA WOMEN’S SOCCER AWARDS
Coach of the Year – Mike Cook – Central Oklahoma
Player of the Year – Carmen Van Winkle – Oakland City
Goalkeeper of the Year – Brandi Bartley – Central Oklahoma
Freshman of the Year – Paige Rowan – Ursuline & Ashley Weisenberg – Washington Adventist
 
2011 ALL-ICAA WOMEN’S SOCCER
 
FIRST TEAM
    Bailey Cody                             F     Lindenwood                                So.        Jacksonville, Illinois
    Danielle Panuccio                 F     Washington Adventist             So.        Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
    Carmen Van Winkle              F     Oakland City                                So.        Bretzville, Indiana
    Brittni Walker                          F     Central Oklahoma                       Jr.        Midwest City, Oklahoma
    Katie Christensen               MF    Notre Dame College                  Sr.        Sandy, Utah
    Amanda Levaskevich         MF     Ursuline                                         So.        Ravenna, Ohio
    Kelsey Sheehan-Wright     MF    Washington Adventist              Sr.        Hyattsville, Maryland
    Jordan Hutchinson               D     Central Oklahoma                      Fr.        Edmond, Oklahoma
    Brittany Prato                         D      Ursuline                                          Fr.        Milford, Ohio
    Brieanna Yon                          D    Washington Adventist              Jr.        Cheverly, Maryland
    Brandi Bartley                      GK     Central Oklahoma                      Fr.        Tulsa, Oklahoma
 
SECOND TEAM
    Lauren Acker                           F     Notre Dame College                  Jr.        Westlake, Ohio
    Alaina Beasley                        F     Chowan                                         So.        Chesapeake, Virginia
    Ashton Morris                          F     Central Oklahoma                      Sr.        Tyler, Texas
    Paige Rowan                          F     Ursuline                                          Fr.        Mentor, Ohio
    Stephanie Flieg                   MF     Central Oklahoma                       Jr.        Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
    Summer Grantham            MF     Central Oklahoma                       Jr.        Norman, Oklahoma
    Marianne Harnes                MF     Palm Beach Atlantic                   Fr.        Haroy, Norway
    Ashley Weisenberg            MF     Washington Adventist              Fr.        New Carrolton, Maryland
    Jacki Coffman                       D      Notre Dame College                  Sr.        New Carlisle, Ohio
    Leah Sweet                           D      Ursuline                                          Sr.        Groveport, Ohio
    Miranda Thorne                    D      Central Oklahoma                      Fr.        Claremore, Oklahoma
    Rachael Smith                     GK    Ursuline                                          Fr.        North Royalton, Ohio