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Tyler's Emmerson Named Player of the Year; Women's Junior College Division I All-America Team Announced

Posted by NSCAA on Dec 21, 2011 in Awards 0 Comments

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Lauren Emmerson (Tyler Junior College/Kilwinning, Scotland) has been named the 2011 NSCAA Women's Junior College Division I National Player of the Year after helping Tyler Junior College to its second national championship in three years. She leads the 2011 NSCAA/Continental Tire Women's Junior College Division I All-America Team.

Emmerson scored eight goals and had 19 assists as Tyler ran the table in a 24-0 season. She suffered only one loss in 42 games during her two-year stint at Tyler.

Two players earned their second selection to the All-America Team in as many years: Kiersten Mottl (Lewis & Clark Community College/Florissant, Mo.) and Alexis Trybinski (Southwestern Illinois College/Collinsville, Ill.). Two schools each had three players selected: Darton College and Laramie County Community College. Tyler was joined by Chandler-Gilbert Community College, Community College of Rhode Island and Monroe Community College as schools with two representatives on the roster.

The 23 players will be recognized at the annual All-America Luncheon, to be held in the Kansas City Convention Center's Grand Ballroom on Saturday, Jan. 14, in conjunction with the 2012 NSCAA Convention in Kansas City, Mo.

2011 NSCAA/Continental Tire Women's Junior College Division I All-America Team

First Team          
Pos. Name    Class   School Hometown
K Sarah Story    So.   Darton College Hoover, Ala.
D Rebecca K. D'Andrea    So.   Community College of Rhode Island Cumberland, R.I.
D Renee Hurd    So.   Darton College Pensacola, Fla.
M Lauren Emmerson    So.   Tyler Junior College Kilwinning, Scotland
M Shino Kunisawa    So.   Laramie County Community College Kai, Japan
M Kiersten Alyse Mottl*    So.   Lewis & Clark Community College Florissant, Mo.
M Haley Voeller    So.   Iowa Western Community College Newton, Utah
F Amy Jarvis    So.   Chandler-Gilbert Community College Gilbert, Ariz.
F Chelsea Marie Palmer    So.   Tyler Junior College Plano, Texas
F Karly Tolentino    So.   Monroe Community College Rochester, N.Y.
F Alexis Trybinski*    So.   Southwestern Illinois College Collinsville, Ill.
              
Second Team           
K Audrey Rose Baldwin    So.   Harford Community College Forest Hill, Md.
D Gloria Inez Gomez    So.   Polk State College Orlando, Fla.
D Taylor Rice    Fr.   Chandler-Gilbert Community College Chandler, Ariz.
D Brittney Swensen    So.   Laramie County Community College Sandy, Utah
M Sashanna Campbell    So.   Darton College Manchester, Jamaica
M Lauren E. Saritelli    So.   Community College of Rhode Island Green, R.I.
M Megan Snyder    Fr.   Butler Community College El Dorado, Kan.
M Annie Terilli    So.   Monroe Community College Brockport, N.Y.
M Jordan Walgren    So.   Iowa Central Community College Muscatine, Iowa
F Jordan Davidson    So.   Paradise Valley Community College Fort Bragg, N.C.
F Monica Lubin    So.   Laramie County Community College Denver, Colo.
F Maxzine Rossler    So.   Waubonsee Community College Big Rock, Ill.

 

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