Greenville, SC – The 2025 NCCAA Division II Women's Soccer All-Americans have been announced. Francesca Aurednik of national champion Bob Jones University has been named the NCCAA National Player of the Year, while her coach Dr. Chris Carmichael was once again named the 2025 Select Coach of the Year. The full list of award winners can be found here.

Aurednik, a senior forward from Grafton, Ohio, was the primary goal scorer for the Bruins this season, totaling 14 to rank second in the NCCAA. Aurednik was the lone Bob Jones player with over 10, goals recording five game winners on the season to lead her team to third consecutive national championship. She added one assist for a total of 29 points and saw 14 of her 40 shots on goal find the back of the net. Aurednik scored three goals in the 2025 NCCAA Division II Women's Soccer National Championship to win the Select Golden Ball award for the most goals in the event. 
 
First Team All-Americans
GK: Margaret Cummings - Bob Jones University
D: Gina Bido - Trinity College of Jacksonville
D: Amelia Walicki - Great Lakes Christian College
D: Julie Baur - Southwestern Adventist University
M: Reagan Tierney - Bob Jones University
M: Caitlyn McKenzie - Great Lakes Christian College
M: Victoria Hito - Randall University
M: Ayla Buckley - Trinity College of Jacksonville
F: Francesca Aurednik - Bob Jones University
F: Skye Figuero - Southwestern Adventist University
F: Adah Barmann - Spurgeon College

Second Team All-Americans
GK: Rachel Fuller - Crown College
D: Julia Schultz - Grace Christian University
D: Yaneily Gonzalez - Southwestern Adventist University
D: Ramiyah Words - North Central University
M: Shannon Miller - Bob Jones University
M: Kennedy Blough - Southwestern Adventist University
M: Natalie Johnson - Grace Christian University
F: Paula Capili - North Central University
F: Jenny Jaffe - Toccoa Falls College
F: Meela York - Great Lakes Christian College
F: Lucy Rife - Trinity College of Jacksonville

About the NCCAA
Established in 1968, the National Christian College Athletic Association uses intercollegiate athletics to further the Great Commission and is committed to equipping student-athletes and coaches to make a positive impact for Christ. The NCCAA currently holds 23 national championship events, along with one national invitational for 88 member schools across 28 states and two Canadian provinces. For more information on the NCCAA, visit our website, thenccaa.org, and follow us on Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram at @thenccaa.