
Women’s Soccer’s Cummings, Thompson Garner Scholar All-Region Accolades
12/16/2019 2:04:00 PM | Women's Soccer
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Brown University women's soccer junior center back Sydney Cummings and junior goalkeeper Kayla Thompson have garnered United Soccer Coaches First Team Scholar All-East Region honors, the United Soccer Coaches announced on Monday.
The duo led a Brown defense that ranked second in the NCAA in goals allowed (eight), third in save percentage (.890), and fourth in GAA (0.40), while setting a program record with 13 shutouts.
A native of Millstone Township, N.J., and an English concentrator, Cummings garnered Second Team All-America laurels, earned First Team All-Ivy honors unanimously, and gained First Team All-East Region accolades this fall. She played all 1,790 minutes on the season, while ranking third in the Ivy League in assists (seven). For her career, she has played 4,803 of a possible 4,822 minutes (99.6 percent).
A native of Austin, Texas, and a Public Health concentrator, Thompson earned First Team All-Ivy honors and garnered First Team All-East Region accolades after joining the Bears as a transfer from West Virginia University. She ranked sixth in the NCAA in save percentage (.892) and ninth in goals-against average (0.44). Thompson led the Ivy League in GAA, save percentage, and shutouts (nine) while ranking third in total saves (58) and fourth in saves per game (3.63).
In 2019, the Bears posted an overall record of 14-2-3, while registering an undefeated 6-0-1 mark in Ivy League play, finishing the year unbeaten in conference play for the first time since 1994. Brown notched an 11-0-1 mark at home, including an 11-0-0 record during the regular season.
Brown won its 13th Ivy League title in program history, tied for the most in conference history, while making its seventh all-time appearance in the NCAA Championship. The Bears advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament after topping Monmouth in a penalty kick shootout, 4-1.
In the final national rankings, Brown stood at No. 11 in the Top Drawer Soccer poll, No. 13 in the NCAA RPI, and No. 23 in the United Soccer Coaches poll.
2019 United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-East Region
First Team
GK Sofia Manner (Jr., Stony Brook University, Multidisciplinary Studies)
GK Kayla Thompson (Jr., Brown University, Public Health)
D Sydney Cummings (Jr., Brown University, English)
D Gurjeena Jandu (Sr., University at Buffalo, Exercise Science)
D Jessica Johnson (Sr., Monmouth University, Social Work)
D Kaleigh Riehl (Sr., Penn State University Kinesiology – Movement Science)
D Amanda Visco (Sr., Rutgers University, Sport Management)
M Kerry Abello (Jr., Penn State University, Science – Biological and Health Professions)
M Samantha Coffey (Jr., Penn State University, Journalism)
M Lucy Porter (Jr., Hofstra University, Health Science)
F Sabrina Bryan (Jr., Hofstra University, Exercise Science)
F Alyssa Francese (Jr., Stony Brook University, Business)
F Zsani Kajan (Sr., St. John's University, Sports Management)
Second Team
GK Sydney Cassalia (Jr., Army West Point, Mathematical Sciences and Cyber Security)
GK Amanda Knaub (Sr., Monmouth University, Criminal Justice)
D Erica Bardes (Jr., Central Connecticut State University, Education)
D Kimmy Chavkin (Jr., Stony Brook University, Biomedical Engineering)
D Anna Cronin (Jr., University of Hartford, Health Science)
D Gabby Diodati (Jr., Fairfield University, Psychology)
D Amalya Johnson (Sr., Columbia University, Physics)
M Taylor Aylmer (Sr., Rutgers University, Exercise Science)
M Alison Guilmette (Sr., Bryant University, Entrepreneurship and Marketing)
M Sierra Stone (Sr., University of Hartford, Accounting)
F Remi Manna (Sr., Bryant University, Communications)
F Alyssa McGhee (Sr., Saint Francis University, Elementary Education)
F Ally Reynolds (Sr., University of New Hampshire, Health and Physical Education, Secondary Education)
F Olivia Waughn (Sr., Boston College, Applied Psychology and Human Development)
Third Team
GK Meghan Dalton (Jr., Bryant University, Psychology)
GK Amanda Fitzgerald (Sr., Fairleigh Dickinson University, Business Administration)
GK Maia Perez (Jr., University of Hartford, Psychology)
D Jamie Irwin (Jr., Bryant University, Biology)
D Sarina Jones (Jr., Monmouth University, Health Studies)
D Anna Lazur (Sr., Monmouth University, Health Studies)
D Megan Rumbold (Sr., University of New Hampshire, Human Development and Family Studies, Educational Studies, Elementary Education)
D Bonnie Shea (Jr., Dartmouth College, Neuroscience)
D Aubrey Suydam (Jr., Saint Francis University, Psychology)
M Chelsie DePonte (Jr., Stony Brook University, Business)
F Fanny Götesson (Jr., Stony Brook University, Business/Sociology)
F Kaila Lozada (Sr., University of Hartford, Health Science)
F Lucy Shepherd (Jr., Hofstra University, Finance)
The duo led a Brown defense that ranked second in the NCAA in goals allowed (eight), third in save percentage (.890), and fourth in GAA (0.40), while setting a program record with 13 shutouts.
A native of Millstone Township, N.J., and an English concentrator, Cummings garnered Second Team All-America laurels, earned First Team All-Ivy honors unanimously, and gained First Team All-East Region accolades this fall. She played all 1,790 minutes on the season, while ranking third in the Ivy League in assists (seven). For her career, she has played 4,803 of a possible 4,822 minutes (99.6 percent).
A native of Austin, Texas, and a Public Health concentrator, Thompson earned First Team All-Ivy honors and garnered First Team All-East Region accolades after joining the Bears as a transfer from West Virginia University. She ranked sixth in the NCAA in save percentage (.892) and ninth in goals-against average (0.44). Thompson led the Ivy League in GAA, save percentage, and shutouts (nine) while ranking third in total saves (58) and fourth in saves per game (3.63).
In 2019, the Bears posted an overall record of 14-2-3, while registering an undefeated 6-0-1 mark in Ivy League play, finishing the year unbeaten in conference play for the first time since 1994. Brown notched an 11-0-1 mark at home, including an 11-0-0 record during the regular season.
Brown won its 13th Ivy League title in program history, tied for the most in conference history, while making its seventh all-time appearance in the NCAA Championship. The Bears advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament after topping Monmouth in a penalty kick shootout, 4-1.
In the final national rankings, Brown stood at No. 11 in the Top Drawer Soccer poll, No. 13 in the NCAA RPI, and No. 23 in the United Soccer Coaches poll.
2019 United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-East Region
First Team
GK Sofia Manner (Jr., Stony Brook University, Multidisciplinary Studies)
GK Kayla Thompson (Jr., Brown University, Public Health)
D Sydney Cummings (Jr., Brown University, English)
D Gurjeena Jandu (Sr., University at Buffalo, Exercise Science)
D Jessica Johnson (Sr., Monmouth University, Social Work)
D Kaleigh Riehl (Sr., Penn State University Kinesiology – Movement Science)
D Amanda Visco (Sr., Rutgers University, Sport Management)
M Kerry Abello (Jr., Penn State University, Science – Biological and Health Professions)
M Samantha Coffey (Jr., Penn State University, Journalism)
M Lucy Porter (Jr., Hofstra University, Health Science)
F Sabrina Bryan (Jr., Hofstra University, Exercise Science)
F Alyssa Francese (Jr., Stony Brook University, Business)
F Zsani Kajan (Sr., St. John's University, Sports Management)
Second Team
GK Sydney Cassalia (Jr., Army West Point, Mathematical Sciences and Cyber Security)
GK Amanda Knaub (Sr., Monmouth University, Criminal Justice)
D Erica Bardes (Jr., Central Connecticut State University, Education)
D Kimmy Chavkin (Jr., Stony Brook University, Biomedical Engineering)
D Anna Cronin (Jr., University of Hartford, Health Science)
D Gabby Diodati (Jr., Fairfield University, Psychology)
D Amalya Johnson (Sr., Columbia University, Physics)
M Taylor Aylmer (Sr., Rutgers University, Exercise Science)
M Alison Guilmette (Sr., Bryant University, Entrepreneurship and Marketing)
M Sierra Stone (Sr., University of Hartford, Accounting)
F Remi Manna (Sr., Bryant University, Communications)
F Alyssa McGhee (Sr., Saint Francis University, Elementary Education)
F Ally Reynolds (Sr., University of New Hampshire, Health and Physical Education, Secondary Education)
F Olivia Waughn (Sr., Boston College, Applied Psychology and Human Development)
Third Team
GK Meghan Dalton (Jr., Bryant University, Psychology)
GK Amanda Fitzgerald (Sr., Fairleigh Dickinson University, Business Administration)
GK Maia Perez (Jr., University of Hartford, Psychology)
D Jamie Irwin (Jr., Bryant University, Biology)
D Sarina Jones (Jr., Monmouth University, Health Studies)
D Anna Lazur (Sr., Monmouth University, Health Studies)
D Megan Rumbold (Sr., University of New Hampshire, Human Development and Family Studies, Educational Studies, Elementary Education)
D Bonnie Shea (Jr., Dartmouth College, Neuroscience)
D Aubrey Suydam (Jr., Saint Francis University, Psychology)
M Chelsie DePonte (Jr., Stony Brook University, Business)
F Fanny Götesson (Jr., Stony Brook University, Business/Sociology)
F Kaila Lozada (Sr., University of Hartford, Health Science)
F Lucy Shepherd (Jr., Hofstra University, Finance)
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