Kissimmee, F.L.- Congratulations Lee University the 2014 NCCAA National Champions! The Lee Flames earned the 2014 National TItle in a close 1-1 double overtime and penalty kick shootout. Lee won in the 8th round of PK's with a score of 5-4.
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	Final 4
	December 5, 3:30 PM Semifinal 1- #1 Grace 3 vs #4 Houghton 0 Box Score
	
	December 5, 3:30 PM Semifinal 2- #2 Lee 3 vs #3 Campbellsville 0 Box Score
	
	December 6, 5:45 PM Championship Match- Grace College 1 vs Lee University 1 (Lee 5-4 in PK's) Box Score
	
	
	2014 All-Tournament Team
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	Goalkeeper
	Abby Schue, Grace College 
	 
	Defender
	Alexis Lamb, Houghton College
	Jamie Kats, Judson University
	Alison Braun, Lee University 
	 
	Midfielder
	Meghan Wiles, Grace College
	Bella Mitrevski, Roberts Wesleyan College
	Chelsea Gill, Campbellsville University
	Cintia Lamas, Shorter University
	Carianne Sobey, Grace College
	Kinsey Cichowitz, Lee University
	 
	Forward
	Chelsea Swisher, Mid-America Christian University
	Mhairi Fyle, Campbellsville University
	Stephany Ellison, Houghton College
	Kathryn Healy, Lee University            
	Mallory Rondeau, Grace College
	Kaela Leskovar, Lee University
	
	Celly Ruiz, Point University
	 
	2014 Most Outstanding Defensive Player- Abby Schue, Grace College
	2014 Most Outstanding Offensive Player- Kathryn Healy, Lee University
	2014 Most Outstanding Player- Kaela Leskovar, Lee University
	 
	 
	The NCCAA All American Teams will be announced by the NSCAA on December 11th and awards presented at the NSCAA All American Luncheon in Philadelphia on January 16, 2015.
	
	
	
	
	2014 Participants
	
	#1 Grace College (14-4-3), Midwest Region Champion
	#2 Lee University (12-4-1), Mideast Region Champion
	#3 Campbellsville University (13-8-0), At-Large #1
	#4 Houghton College (9-7-1), At-Large #2
	#5 Judson University (11-3-4), North Central Region Champion
	#6 Mid-America Christian University (13-6-0), Central Region Champion
	#7 Point University (11-5-5), At-Large #3
	#8 Roberts Wesleyan College (11-9-0), East Region Champion
	#9 Shorter University (13-8-0), South Region Champion