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Stephanie Schoeley, Emma Gregorski, Amaya Coffie and Signe Tingager claimed All-BIG East Team accolades.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Five Providence College women's soccer players earned BIG EAST postseason honors on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Freshman Jocy Koffi (Abidjan, Ivory Coast) was named Freshman of the Year and a member of the All-BIG EAST First Team. Junior defender Stephanie Schoeley (Thedford, Ontario) was named to the All-BIG EAST First Team alongside Koffi, marking her second consecutive season being named to a postseason team. Sophomore midfielder Emma Gregorski (South Glastonbury, Conn.) was named to the All-BIG EAST Second Team, while redshirt sophomore forward Amaya Coffie (Warwick, R.I.) and freshman midfielder Signe Tingager (Alleroed, Denmark) were both named to the All-BIG EAST Third Team. This season ties the record for most players named to BIG EAST postseason teams in Friars' history.
Koffi is just the third freshman in program history to win the conference's Freshman of the Year award, with the last time coming in the 2020 season (Meg Hughes). The freshman has already cemented herself in Friar history, as she holds the program record for the most Rookie of the Week awards in a single season (3). Across her freshman campaign she has won five weekly honors, the most in program history in a single season across all years. Koffi finished first on the team in five of the six major categories, including goals (8), assists (5), points (21) shots (61) and shots on goal (31). Her 21 points are tied for second all-time in total points scored in a single season. She is the first in program history to be named to the All-BIG EAST First Team as a freshman.
Schoeley also claimed All-BIG EAST First Team honors and is just the 10th Friar to win this accolade. This is Schoeley's second postseason honors in her career, coming off being named to the conference's third team last season. Schoeley started in all 13 games she played this season, recording the full 90 minutes of play for all except one game. As a defender, she posted one goal and one assist for three points on the season, leading the Friars' backend to four shutouts across her 13 games. Schoeley was recognized by the BIG EAST once this season as BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week on Aug. 17.
Gregorski was named to the All-BIG EAST Second Team, marking her first postseason accolade in her collegiate career. The midfielder started in all 19 games for the Friars and led the team in minutes played totaling over 1700. The sophomore posted two goals and three assists for seven points this season, including registering her first collegiate goal. She led Providence in penalty kicks, going 2/2, and was named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll on Oct. 26 for her first conference accolade in her career.
Coffie earned All-BIG EAST accolades for the first time in her career as a member of the Third Team. After returning to the pitch at the end of September and only playing 10 games, the redshirt-sophomore led the team with a 0.294 shot percentage. Coffie tied for second on the team in goals with five, as well as recorded one assist for 11 points on the season. The forward recorded four multi-point performances across 10 games this season, and was recognized by the BIG EAST for the first time in her career on Oct. 26, being named the Offensive Player of the Week.
Tingager was also named a member of the conference's Third Team, coming in as the lone freshman across the conference to be given this accolade. She was one of four Friars to start in every game and recorded 1295 minutes on the field as a freshman. The midfielder was tied for second on the team in goals (5) and points (12), and also recorded two assists. Tingager ranks 10th in conference in SOG avg/g with an impressive 0.82.
BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year
Dez Zapata, Villanova, Jr., F
BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year
Regan Dancer, Xavier, Gr., M
BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year
Meredith Palmer, Villanova, Jr., D
BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Year
Hannah Dickinson, Villanova, Gr., GK
BIG EAST Freshman of the Year
Jocy Koffi, Providence, Fr., F
BIG EAST Coaching Staff of the Year
Villanova
All-BIG EAST First Team*
Abby Droner, Georgetown, So., F
Jocy Koffi, Providence, Fr., F
Morgan Kotch, Villanova, Jr., F
Dez Zapata, Villanova, Jr., F
Peyton Kohls, Xavier, Sr., F
Chloe Brecht, Butler, Jr., M
Lizzie Heller, Georgetown, Jr., M
Regan Dancer, Xavier, Gr., M
Stephanie Schoeley, Providence, Jr., D
Meredith Palmer, Villanova, Jr., D
Nastassja Garrett, Xavier, So., D
Kate Kleinsmith, Seton Hall, So., GK
Hannah Dickinson, Villanova, Gr., GK
All-BIG EAST Second Team
Olivia Duray, Creighton, Sr., F
Katelyn Haiser, DePaul, Fr., F
Caroline Spengler, Georgetown, Jr., F
Avrie Nelsen, Villanova, So., F
Frances Reuland, Xavier, Fr., F
Anaya Johnson, UConn, Sr., M
Emma Gregorski, Providence, So., M
Gabby Koluch, Villanova, Sr., M
Cassidy Brown, Seton Hall, Sr., D
Brooklynn Miltenberger, Xavier, Sr., D
Mia Hurd, Marquette, Fr., GK
All-BIG EAST Third Team*
Se-Hanna Mars, UConn, Jr., F
Aliza Mannon, Georgetown, So., F
Megan Murray, Marquette, Jr., F
Amaya Coffie, Providence, R-So., F
Shayna da Silva, DePaul, Sr., M
Signe Tingager, Providence, Fr., M
Bri Azevedo, Seton Hall, Sr., M
McKinley Berry, Xavier, Jr., M
Breanna Dardano, Xavier, Jr., M
Shea Boyle, UConn, Jr., D
Olivia Sides, Creighton, So., D
Clare Shea, Marquette, So., D
Addison Ash, Butler, So., GK
* Due to a tie, there are 13 players on the first and third teams.
-GO FRIARS!-
Koffi is just the third freshman in program history to win the conference's Freshman of the Year award, with the last time coming in the 2020 season (Meg Hughes). The freshman has already cemented herself in Friar history, as she holds the program record for the most Rookie of the Week awards in a single season (3). Across her freshman campaign she has won five weekly honors, the most in program history in a single season across all years. Koffi finished first on the team in five of the six major categories, including goals (8), assists (5), points (21) shots (61) and shots on goal (31). Her 21 points are tied for second all-time in total points scored in a single season. She is the first in program history to be named to the All-BIG EAST First Team as a freshman.
Schoeley also claimed All-BIG EAST First Team honors and is just the 10th Friar to win this accolade. This is Schoeley's second postseason honors in her career, coming off being named to the conference's third team last season. Schoeley started in all 13 games she played this season, recording the full 90 minutes of play for all except one game. As a defender, she posted one goal and one assist for three points on the season, leading the Friars' backend to four shutouts across her 13 games. Schoeley was recognized by the BIG EAST once this season as BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week on Aug. 17.
Gregorski was named to the All-BIG EAST Second Team, marking her first postseason accolade in her collegiate career. The midfielder started in all 19 games for the Friars and led the team in minutes played totaling over 1700. The sophomore posted two goals and three assists for seven points this season, including registering her first collegiate goal. She led Providence in penalty kicks, going 2/2, and was named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll on Oct. 26 for her first conference accolade in her career.
Coffie earned All-BIG EAST accolades for the first time in her career as a member of the Third Team. After returning to the pitch at the end of September and only playing 10 games, the redshirt-sophomore led the team with a 0.294 shot percentage. Coffie tied for second on the team in goals with five, as well as recorded one assist for 11 points on the season. The forward recorded four multi-point performances across 10 games this season, and was recognized by the BIG EAST for the first time in her career on Oct. 26, being named the Offensive Player of the Week.
Tingager was also named a member of the conference's Third Team, coming in as the lone freshman across the conference to be given this accolade. She was one of four Friars to start in every game and recorded 1295 minutes on the field as a freshman. The midfielder was tied for second on the team in goals (5) and points (12), and also recorded two assists. Tingager ranks 10th in conference in SOG avg/g with an impressive 0.82.
BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year
Dez Zapata, Villanova, Jr., F
BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year
Regan Dancer, Xavier, Gr., M
BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year
Meredith Palmer, Villanova, Jr., D
BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Year
Hannah Dickinson, Villanova, Gr., GK
BIG EAST Freshman of the Year
Jocy Koffi, Providence, Fr., F
BIG EAST Coaching Staff of the Year
Villanova
All-BIG EAST First Team*
Abby Droner, Georgetown, So., F
Jocy Koffi, Providence, Fr., F
Morgan Kotch, Villanova, Jr., F
Dez Zapata, Villanova, Jr., F
Peyton Kohls, Xavier, Sr., F
Chloe Brecht, Butler, Jr., M
Lizzie Heller, Georgetown, Jr., M
Regan Dancer, Xavier, Gr., M
Stephanie Schoeley, Providence, Jr., D
Meredith Palmer, Villanova, Jr., D
Nastassja Garrett, Xavier, So., D
Kate Kleinsmith, Seton Hall, So., GK
Hannah Dickinson, Villanova, Gr., GK
All-BIG EAST Second Team
Olivia Duray, Creighton, Sr., F
Katelyn Haiser, DePaul, Fr., F
Caroline Spengler, Georgetown, Jr., F
Avrie Nelsen, Villanova, So., F
Frances Reuland, Xavier, Fr., F
Anaya Johnson, UConn, Sr., M
Emma Gregorski, Providence, So., M
Gabby Koluch, Villanova, Sr., M
Cassidy Brown, Seton Hall, Sr., D
Brooklynn Miltenberger, Xavier, Sr., D
Mia Hurd, Marquette, Fr., GK
All-BIG EAST Third Team*
Se-Hanna Mars, UConn, Jr., F
Aliza Mannon, Georgetown, So., F
Megan Murray, Marquette, Jr., F
Amaya Coffie, Providence, R-So., F
Shayna da Silva, DePaul, Sr., M
Signe Tingager, Providence, Fr., M
Bri Azevedo, Seton Hall, Sr., M
McKinley Berry, Xavier, Jr., M
Breanna Dardano, Xavier, Jr., M
Shea Boyle, UConn, Jr., D
Olivia Sides, Creighton, So., D
Clare Shea, Marquette, So., D
Addison Ash, Butler, So., GK
* Due to a tie, there are 13 players on the first and third teams.
-GO FRIARS!-
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