ALEXANDRIA, LA – The Louisiana State University of Alexandria women's soccer team garnered 13 All-RRAC honors, the conference office announced.
 
"I'm so proud of all the girls who have been recognized for individual honors this season," LSUA Head Coach Mark Hammond said. "While we can definitely make a case to have more players recognized, it's fantastic to see the girls get their flowers for all the hard work they have put in."
 
Alexia Bermejo Jo and Audrian Cruz were named First Team All-RRAC.

"I'm so glad that Audi and Alexia have been recognized as First Team All-Conference," Hammond continued. "These are our two leaders and seniors that have given so much to the program and deserve to be celebrated."
 
Bermejo recorded 11 goals and four assists for 26 points in 11 RRAC matches. She recorded three game-winning goals and converted three penalties. Bermejo logged 830 minutes of play.
 
Cruz tallied one goal and one assist for three points across 11 matches. She started all 11 and logged 827 minutes of play. Cruz anchored a back line which produced six clean sheets.
 
Justice Richardson earned Second Team All-RRAC.
 
"What an achievement for Justice to receive Second Team All-RRAC," Hammond added. "Justice was a walk-on as a freshman and has quickly established herself as a key member of our squad. She is so deserving of this award."
 
Richardson started all 11 RRAC matches this season and recorded two goals and five assists for nine points.
 
Sara Escribano Garcia-Miguel and Fenja Leibner were named Honorable Mention All-RRAC.
 
"I definitely believe Fenja and Sara should have received more than an honorable mention, but regardless of their placement the two of them have been exceptional for us this season. Both these women have been vital to our defense and attack."
 
Leibner anchored a back line which produced six clean sheets in 11 conference matches. She logged 773 minutes across 10 matches and scored two goals for four points. Leibner notched one game-winner.
 
Linnea Lundstroem, Carolina Anjos Pereira, Abril Cobos, Cailyn Bailey, Ariana Lowenstein, and Yanira Herraez were named to the RRAC All-Freshman Team.
 
"Wow, seven freshmen honored, amazing," Hammond noted. "We have a young side and it is a great sign for the future to have seven players recognized. The future is bright for the Generals."

Lundstroem recorded seven goals and one assist for 15 points in 11 RRAC matches. Anjos Pereira appeared in seven RRAC matches and recorded one goal and two assists for four points. Bailey made six appearances and made one start in RRAC play. She recorded one goal for two points. Lowenstein appeared in all 11 RRAC matches and started 10. She recorded two goals and three assists for seven points. Lowenstein notched one game-winning goal. Herraez made eight appearances in conference play and posted a record of 5-1-1. She allowed just eight goals and made 13 saves with a goals against average of 1.07.
 
Alley Habetz was named to the RRAC Champions of Character Team.
 
"There is no one more deserving than Alley for the Champions of Character. She is a fantastic teammate who always pushes her teammates and supports them no matter if she is playing or not. Alley embodies the characteristic of what it means to be a Champion of Character.