Borchert and Eyink earn All-League Honors
10/27/2023 2:55:00 PM | Women's Soccer
INDIANAPOLIS — The Wright State women's soccer program received two Horizon League honors as the conference office announced its yearly awards Friday afternoon. Lauren Borchert earned All-League Second Team accolades, while Kaitlyn Eyink was named to the All-Freshman Team.
Borchert collected All-League honors for the third time in her collegiate career after tallying seven points on three goals and one assist in 17 games, all starts, in the regular season. The Richfield, Ohio native is tied for third in the Horizon League with two game-winning goals while also possessing top-10 league marks in total shots (T-7th, 40) and shots per game (T-7th, 2.35). In HL-only play, she ranks ninth in total shots (25) and shots per game (2.50). Borchert has registered multiple shots in a team-leading 12 matches, highlighted by a season-high five shots against Southern Indiana (8/24).
Eyink has played in all 17 contests to date for the Raiders, which includes 15 starts. She ranks second on the team, only behind goalkeeper Kiera Sarka, in minutes logged (1267) and complete games (4). The Findlay, Ohio native has anchored Wright State's back line to seven shutouts, the program's highest mark since 2017. With her help, opponents have scored one or fewer goals in ten of WSU's 17 matches.
2023 Horizon League Women's Soccer Award Winners
Player of the Year: Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee
Goalkeeper of the Year: Kendall Edwards, Milwaukee
Offensive Player of the Year: Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee
Defensive Player of the Year: Lydia Self, Northern Kentucky
Freshman of the Year: Caroline Kelley, IUPUI
Sportsmanship Awards: Allie Tefend, Oakland & Kaoru Hayashi, RMU
Coach of the Year: Chris Johnson, IUPUI
All-League First Team
Abbey Lodato, Detroit Mercy, Midfielder
Emma Antoine, IUPUI, Forward
Samantha Slimak, IUPUI, Midfielder
Kailyn Smith, IUPUI, Defender
Clara Broecker, Milwaukee, Defender
Kendall Edwards, Milwaukee, Goalkeeper
Lainey Higgins, Milwaukee, Midfielder
Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee, Forward
Kat Van Booven, Milwaukee, Forward
Lydia Self, Northern Kentucky, Defender
Kaoru Hayashi, RMU, Midfielder
All-League Second Team
Brooke Parnello, Milwaukee, Defender
Mickayla Kowalski, Northern Kentucky, Goalkeeper
Kaya Vogt, Northern Kentucky, Midfielder
Lilly Yordy, Northern Kentucky, Defender
Frankie Mudd, Oakland, Forward
Putri Sazali, Oakland, Defender
Macey Wierenga, Oakland, Midfielder
Morgan Reitano, Purdue Fort Wayne, Forward
Malia Kearns, RMU, Midfielder
Lauren Borchert, Wright State, Forward
Jordan Evans, Youngstown State, Defender
All-Freshman Team
Leila Lanier, Detroit Mercy
Katie Hoog, IUPUI
Caroline Kelley, IUPUI
Emily Tobin, IUPUI
Erykah Cornett, Northern Kentucky
Sophia Kapszukiewicz, Northern Kentucky
Olivia Darnell, Oakland
Julia Zangerl, Oakland
Shauna Gamble, RMU
Kaitlyn Eyink, Wright State
Emma Berdiner, Youngstown State
Borchert collected All-League honors for the third time in her collegiate career after tallying seven points on three goals and one assist in 17 games, all starts, in the regular season. The Richfield, Ohio native is tied for third in the Horizon League with two game-winning goals while also possessing top-10 league marks in total shots (T-7th, 40) and shots per game (T-7th, 2.35). In HL-only play, she ranks ninth in total shots (25) and shots per game (2.50). Borchert has registered multiple shots in a team-leading 12 matches, highlighted by a season-high five shots against Southern Indiana (8/24).
Eyink has played in all 17 contests to date for the Raiders, which includes 15 starts. She ranks second on the team, only behind goalkeeper Kiera Sarka, in minutes logged (1267) and complete games (4). The Findlay, Ohio native has anchored Wright State's back line to seven shutouts, the program's highest mark since 2017. With her help, opponents have scored one or fewer goals in ten of WSU's 17 matches.
2023 Horizon League Women's Soccer Award Winners
Player of the Year: Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee
Goalkeeper of the Year: Kendall Edwards, Milwaukee
Offensive Player of the Year: Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee
Defensive Player of the Year: Lydia Self, Northern Kentucky
Freshman of the Year: Caroline Kelley, IUPUI
Sportsmanship Awards: Allie Tefend, Oakland & Kaoru Hayashi, RMU
Coach of the Year: Chris Johnson, IUPUI
All-League First Team
Abbey Lodato, Detroit Mercy, Midfielder
Emma Antoine, IUPUI, Forward
Samantha Slimak, IUPUI, Midfielder
Kailyn Smith, IUPUI, Defender
Clara Broecker, Milwaukee, Defender
Kendall Edwards, Milwaukee, Goalkeeper
Lainey Higgins, Milwaukee, Midfielder
Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee, Forward
Kat Van Booven, Milwaukee, Forward
Lydia Self, Northern Kentucky, Defender
Kaoru Hayashi, RMU, Midfielder
All-League Second Team
Brooke Parnello, Milwaukee, Defender
Mickayla Kowalski, Northern Kentucky, Goalkeeper
Kaya Vogt, Northern Kentucky, Midfielder
Lilly Yordy, Northern Kentucky, Defender
Frankie Mudd, Oakland, Forward
Putri Sazali, Oakland, Defender
Macey Wierenga, Oakland, Midfielder
Morgan Reitano, Purdue Fort Wayne, Forward
Malia Kearns, RMU, Midfielder
Lauren Borchert, Wright State, Forward
Jordan Evans, Youngstown State, Defender
All-Freshman Team
Leila Lanier, Detroit Mercy
Katie Hoog, IUPUI
Caroline Kelley, IUPUI
Emily Tobin, IUPUI
Erykah Cornett, Northern Kentucky
Sophia Kapszukiewicz, Northern Kentucky
Olivia Darnell, Oakland
Julia Zangerl, Oakland
Shauna Gamble, RMU
Kaitlyn Eyink, Wright State
Emma Berdiner, Youngstown State
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