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Jennies Soccer
Hall and Rhodes named All-Region
Melanie Hall (left) and Alyssa Rhodes (right) were named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Central Region Team. Hall was recognized as a first-team honoree as Rhodes was a second-team member.
Hall, a Topeka, Kan. native, led the Jennies this season with 11 goals, four game-winners and four assists. She was in the top three in the MIAA in shots (second with 77), points (second with 26) and goals (third with 11). This is the second NSCAA All-Region selection for Hall.
Rhodes, an Olathe, Kan. native, scored one goal for the Jennies while assisting on two others this season. This is the first NSCAA All-Region selection for Rhodes.
UCM finished the season on a seven-game win streak, going 13-5-2 overall and finishing third in the conference with a 12-3-1 mark.
Melanie Hall was the only Jennies player named to the Daktronics All-South Central Region team...More Info »
Eight named to 2009 All-MIAA Squad
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Melanie Hall (20) was a unanimous all-conference pick by the league coaches, and is one of eight representatives of the Jennies on the 2009 All-MIAA squad. Hall is joined on the first-team by Alyssa Rhodes and Jenna Stones...More Info »
Jennies will not advance to the NCAA-II postseason for the first time in four seasons after they were left out of the South Central Regional field announced Monday.
NCAA Release
Jennies closed out the 2009 season with seven consecutive victories to cap a 12-3-1 mark in MIAA play, and an overall record of 13-5-2.
Jennies favored to repeat as MIAA champs
The two-time defending MIAA champion Jennies are the preseason favorite to make it three straight league titles, edging Truman State in the annual Coaches Preseason Poll. More Info »
David Boyce article on Jennies quest for another MIAA title...More Info »
2009 MEDIA GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE