Women's Soccer Has Seven All-Conference Selections; Terrell and Berry Sweep Major Awards

2021 Women's Soccer All-Conference with Skyline logo and headshots

New York, N.Y. - The Skyline Conference's 11 head women's soccer coaches have cast their votes on the 2021 all-conference team and Farmingdale State College freshman attacking player Jazzmin Terrell (West Babylon, N.Y.) was selected as both Offensive Player and Rookie of the Year in the balloting process. Sophomore Taylor Berry (Glen Head, N.Y.) was named Skyline Defensive Player of the Year.

Terrell, Berry, forward Julissa Martinez (Brentwood, N.Y.), midfielder Molly Dowd (Bay Shore, N.Y.), midfielder Tara Lyons (Wantagh, N.Y.) and defender Meagan Murdocco (North Babylon, N.Y.) each received First Team All-Conference honors, while defender Alexxis McNeil (Valley Stream, N.Y.) was named to the Second Team.

Terrell, a freshman, led FSC in goals (12), points (28), shots (57) and shots on goal (41) and ranked second in assists (4) and game-winning goals (3). In the Skyline, she ranked second for game-winning goals, third for shots on goal, fourth in goals, fifth in points and sixth in shots. In the Nation, Terrell is 50th for goals and 62nd in points. She was named Skyline Offensive Player of the Week once and Rookie of the Week three times this season. 

Berry, a sophomore, anchored the Rams defense that recorded eight shutouts and allowed just two goals in conference play. Berry also ranked fourth on team with three goals scored, fifth for points with eight and sixth for assists with two. She was named Skyline Defensive Player of the Week once this year. 

Martinez led the Skyline Conference with four game-winning goals during her junior season. She led FSC in penalty kick goals and was second for goals (11), assists (4), points (26), shots (51) and shots on goal (26). Martinez finished 35th in the NCAA in game-winning goals, 66th for goals and 82nd in points. She was named Skyline Offensive Player of the Week once.

Dowd, a senior, controlled the FSC midfield, while also tallying two goals and two assists for six points. She helped the Rams who rank eighth in the NCAA for both assists and points and ninth in goals.

Lyons, a senior, helped a Farmingdale State midfield and scored two goals with one assist. She ranked fourth on the team with 11 shots on goal and fifth with 21 total shots. Lyons assisted an FSC offense that ranks 32nd in the Nation.

Murdocco led the team and ranked seventh in the Skyline Conference with seven assists during her senior campaign. She also ranked third on the team in points (11) and game-winning goals (1).

McNeil, a freshman, ranked third on the Rams in game-winning scores (1) and fourth for goals (3), shots (22) and shots on goal (11). She scored the game-tying and game-winning goals in the 2-1 win versus Arcadia earlier this season.

FSC Head Coach Chris Roche was named Skyline Conference Co-Coach of the Year. Roche, a 1985 graduate of Scranton, has the Rams entering NCAA Championship play with a 15-7 overall record in 2021. Farmingdale State conceded goals just twice against conference competition on the season, with both markers coming on penalty kicks. Roche's side earned Farmingdale State's 13th Skyline title last weekend; he is assisted by Fred Pavey, Ashley Monzillo and Rachel Florenz.

Farmingdale State's Gianna Demers (Selden, N.Y.) earned a spot on the All-Sportsmanship Team.

 

 
2021 Skyline Conference Women's Soccer All-Conference Team

First Team:

Kelly Barrera, Fr., F - Manhattanville
Julissa Martinez, Jr., F - Farmingdale State
Emily McCarthy, Jr., F - Mount Saint Vincent
Jazzmin Terrell, Fr., F - Farmingdale State
Jennifer Xiong, Jr., F - Manhattanville
Abbey Curcio, Jr., M - St. Joseph's-Long Island
Molly Dowd, Sr., M - Farmingdale State
Chloe Kennedy, Fr., M - Mount Saint Mary
Tara Lyons, Sr., M - Farmingdale State
Brigid Sullivan, Sr., M - Manhattanville
Taylor Berry, So., B - Farmingdale State
Brittany Bornstad, Gr., B - Mount Saint Mary
Meagan Murdocco, Sr., B - Farmingdale State
Caitlin Ward, Fr., B - Manhattanville
Sophia Massucco, Fr., B - Sarah Lawrence
Alexa Pyatsky, Sr., G - Manhattanville

Second Team:

Mia Castaneda, Fr., F - St. Joseph's-Brooklyn
Brooke Esposito, Fr., F - St. Joseph's-Long Island
Raina Quinones, Fr., F - Mount Saint Mary
Sara Wright, Sr., F - Maritime
Natalie Aracena, Jr., M - Manhattanville
Christina Britton, Sr., M - Mount Saint Vincent
Lainie Cadieux, M - Sarah Lawrence
Riley Leedholm, Fr., M - Mount Saint Vincent
Alicia Rodriguez, Fr., M - Mount Saint Vincent
Alexxis McNeil, Fr., B - Farmingdale State
Lauren Vetoulis, Sr., B - Mount Saint Vincent
Kiera Ford, Fr., B - Maritime
Yojaira Vasquez, Fr., B - St. Joseph's-Long Island
Julia DeSantis, Sr. B - Mount Saint Mary
Christina Kakavas, So, G - Mount Saint Mary

Offensive Player and Rookie of the Year: Jazzmin Terrell, Farmingdale State
Defensive Player of the Year: Taylor Berry, Farmingdale State
Co-Coaches of the Year: Chris Roche, Farmingdale State; Graham Kennett, Manhattanville

All-Sportsmanship Team:

Gianna Demers, Farmingdale State
Margaret Gocha, Manhattanville
Brianne Etienne, Maritime
Julie Accetura, Mount Saint Mary
Lauren Vetoulis, Mount Saint Vincent
Mia Almonte, Old Westbury
Lauren Pudelka, Purchase
Sierra Bedrin, St. Joseph's-Brooklyn
Gianna Castilletti, St. Joseph's-Long Island
Natalia Chow, Sarah Lawrence
Ruth Lando, Yeshiva

 

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