Four America East Women's Soccer Players Earn Academic All-District Honors

Four America East Women's Soccer Players Earn Academic All-District Honors

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Hartford's Erin Quinlan, Caitlin Alves and Amelia Pereira and New Hampshire's Erica Correa were named to the Capital One Academic All-District I Women's Soccer Team, the organization announced today. View the full release from CoSIDA.

The Capital One Academic All-District Women's Soccer Teams are selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America to recognize the nation's top student-athletes for their combined performances athletically and in the classroom.

Each of the America East honorees were also named to the America East All-Academic team, with three of the student-athletes earning spots on all-conference teams and two earning major awards.

Quinlan (Saugus, Mass.) has a 3.72 grade point average in health sciences, and is the first player to earn America East Goalkeeper of the Year twice in her career. Quinlan ranks first among conference keepers in goals against average (0.692), which puts her 36th in the country. She has anchored the Hawks' defense to the best shutout percentage in the conference (.500) and the lowest goals against average.

Alves (Ludlow, Mass.) was an all-conference second-team honoree as a midfielder, and has a 3.71 GPA in health sciences. A second-team all-conference selection, Alves is third on the team in points with 10, scoring three goals to go with four assists.

The conference's leading scorer, Pereira (Madeira Island, Portugal) holds a 3.80 GPA in management. The America East Striker of the Year and a unanimous selection to the all-conference first team, Pereira has netted 13 goals this year, including six game winners which ranks seventh in the country. The senior also averages a league-best 1.83 points per game, good for the 17th in the nation.

New Hampshire's Correa (Cheshire, Conn.) has a 3.89 GPA in accounting/finance. She ranked third in the conference in saves with 83, making 4.61 stops per game while recording three shutouts.

First-team Academic All-District honorees advance to the Capital One Academic All-America Team ballot, where first-,second- and third-team all-America honorees will be selected later this month.