Scott, Brown and Jorden Named to B1G Preseason Honors List
8/14/2017 11:03:00 AM | Women's Soccer
ROSEMONT, Ill. – The Big Ten Conference office unveiled its 2017 Women's Soccer Preseason Honors List on Monday, including Indiana redshirt junior Mykayla Brown and sophomores Allison Jorden and Meghan Scott.
Brown, a native of Indianapolis, led the Hoosiers in scoring last year with eight goals, including three game-winners. The forward netted four goals in the final three games of the season and earned Big Ten All-Tournament Team honors after scoring at top-seeded Minnesota in the Tournament Quarterfinals.
Jorden started all 20 games of the 2016 season for Indiana, primarily in the midfield. The Scottsdale, Ariz. native found the back of the net twice, with both coming in conference action against Wisconsin and Ohio State. Additionally, she was named to the Hoosier Challenge Cup All-Tournament team.
Scott, a defender from London, Ontario, also started every game of the 2016 campaign as a freshman. Scott tallied seven assists last season, tied for seventh-most in a single season in IU history. In addition, her four assists in Big Ten play is tied for second-most in a single year in the record books. Scott ended the season by picking up an assist in four of the last five games of the year.
Indiana officially kicks off the 2017 season this Friday as the Hoosiers host Cal Poly at 7:30 p.m. The game is part of the Hoosier Challenge Cup tournament with IU also squaring off against No. 13 Clemson on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
BIG TEN WOMEN'S SOCCER PRESEASON HONORS LIST
Kara Marbury, Sr., F, Illinois
Morgan Maroney, Jr., D, Illinois
Katie Murray, Jr., M, Illinois
Mykayla Brown, Jr., F, Indiana
Allison Jorden, So., M, Indiana
Meghan Scott, So., D, Indiana
Rose Ripslinger, Jr., F, Iowa
Karly Stuenkel, Sr., M, Iowa
Natalie Winters, So., M, Iowa
Jlon Flippens, So., D, Maryland
Jarena Harmon, Jr., F, Maryland
Madison Turner, Sr., F, Maryland
Reilly Martin, Jr., F, Michigan
Ani Sarkisian, Sr., F, Michigan
Taylor Timko, Jr., D, Michigan
Jamie Cheslik, Sr., F, Michigan State
Michaela Kovacs, Jr., D, Michigan State
Lexy Warner, Jr., F, Michigan State
Tori Burnett, Sr., D, Minnesota
Maddie Gaffney, Sr., D, Minnesota
Emily Heslin, Jr., M, Minnesota
Aubrei Corder, So., GK, Nebraska
Haley Hanson, Sr., M, Nebraska
Sinclaire Miramontez, So., D, Nebraska
Lauren Clem, Sr., GK, Northwestern
Hannah Davison, Jr., D, Northwestern
Kayla Sharples, Jr., D, Northwestern
Maddy Lowe, Fr., M/F, Ohio State
Nikki Walts, Sr., M, Ohio State
Morgan Wolcott, Sr., D, Ohio State
Elizabeth Ball, Sr., F, Penn State
Brittany Basinger, Sr., F, Penn State
Frannie Crouse, Sr., F, Penn State
Vanessa Korolas, Sr., D, Purdue
Andrea Petrina, Sr., M, Purdue
Maddy Williams, Sr., F, Purdue
Colby Ciarrocca, Sr., F, Rutgers
Casey Murphy, Jr., GK, Rutgers
Nicole Whitley, So., M, Rutgers
Caitlyn Clem, Sr., GK, Wisconsin
Victoria Pickett, Jr., M, Wisconsin
Dani Rhodes, So., F, Wisconsin
BIG TEN WOMEN'S SOCCER PRESEASON POLL
1. Penn State
2. Northwestern
3. Rutgers
4. Michigan
5. Minnesota
6. Wisconsin
7. Nebraska
8. Ohio State
9. Indiana
10. Illinois
11. Michigan State
12. Iowa
13. Purdue
14. Maryland
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Brown, a native of Indianapolis, led the Hoosiers in scoring last year with eight goals, including three game-winners. The forward netted four goals in the final three games of the season and earned Big Ten All-Tournament Team honors after scoring at top-seeded Minnesota in the Tournament Quarterfinals.
Jorden started all 20 games of the 2016 season for Indiana, primarily in the midfield. The Scottsdale, Ariz. native found the back of the net twice, with both coming in conference action against Wisconsin and Ohio State. Additionally, she was named to the Hoosier Challenge Cup All-Tournament team.
Scott, a defender from London, Ontario, also started every game of the 2016 campaign as a freshman. Scott tallied seven assists last season, tied for seventh-most in a single season in IU history. In addition, her four assists in Big Ten play is tied for second-most in a single year in the record books. Scott ended the season by picking up an assist in four of the last five games of the year.
Indiana officially kicks off the 2017 season this Friday as the Hoosiers host Cal Poly at 7:30 p.m. The game is part of the Hoosier Challenge Cup tournament with IU also squaring off against No. 13 Clemson on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
BIG TEN WOMEN'S SOCCER PRESEASON HONORS LIST
Kara Marbury, Sr., F, Illinois
Morgan Maroney, Jr., D, Illinois
Katie Murray, Jr., M, Illinois
Mykayla Brown, Jr., F, Indiana
Allison Jorden, So., M, Indiana
Meghan Scott, So., D, Indiana
Rose Ripslinger, Jr., F, Iowa
Karly Stuenkel, Sr., M, Iowa
Natalie Winters, So., M, Iowa
Jlon Flippens, So., D, Maryland
Jarena Harmon, Jr., F, Maryland
Madison Turner, Sr., F, Maryland
Reilly Martin, Jr., F, Michigan
Ani Sarkisian, Sr., F, Michigan
Taylor Timko, Jr., D, Michigan
Jamie Cheslik, Sr., F, Michigan State
Michaela Kovacs, Jr., D, Michigan State
Lexy Warner, Jr., F, Michigan State
Tori Burnett, Sr., D, Minnesota
Maddie Gaffney, Sr., D, Minnesota
Emily Heslin, Jr., M, Minnesota
Aubrei Corder, So., GK, Nebraska
Haley Hanson, Sr., M, Nebraska
Sinclaire Miramontez, So., D, Nebraska
Lauren Clem, Sr., GK, Northwestern
Hannah Davison, Jr., D, Northwestern
Kayla Sharples, Jr., D, Northwestern
Maddy Lowe, Fr., M/F, Ohio State
Nikki Walts, Sr., M, Ohio State
Morgan Wolcott, Sr., D, Ohio State
Elizabeth Ball, Sr., F, Penn State
Brittany Basinger, Sr., F, Penn State
Frannie Crouse, Sr., F, Penn State
Vanessa Korolas, Sr., D, Purdue
Andrea Petrina, Sr., M, Purdue
Maddy Williams, Sr., F, Purdue
Colby Ciarrocca, Sr., F, Rutgers
Casey Murphy, Jr., GK, Rutgers
Nicole Whitley, So., M, Rutgers
Caitlyn Clem, Sr., GK, Wisconsin
Victoria Pickett, Jr., M, Wisconsin
Dani Rhodes, So., F, Wisconsin
BIG TEN WOMEN'S SOCCER PRESEASON POLL
1. Penn State
2. Northwestern
3. Rutgers
4. Michigan
5. Minnesota
6. Wisconsin
7. Nebraska
8. Ohio State
9. Indiana
10. Illinois
11. Michigan State
12. Iowa
13. Purdue
14. Maryland
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