Southeastern's Guillory named Southland Soccer Student-Athlete of the Year; All-Academic teams announced

12/2/2022 9:00:00 AM

FRISCO, Texas – Southeastern Louisiana University’s Mya Guillory is the Southland Conference Soccer Student-Athlete of the Year, the league announced Friday in conjunction with the All-Academic First and Second Teams.

Earning her third nod to the all-academic first team, Guillory boasts a 3.70 GPA in health sciences. The senior was named first team all-conference this season for her third all-conference award, scoring six goals and passing out five assists in her final campaign.

HCU led the conference with six all-academic selections, while Northwestern State had five. NSU’s Nicole Henry is a four-time all-academic honoree.

Southland Conference All-Academic Teams are voted upon by the head coach, sports information director and an academic/compliance staff member from each school. Student-Athletes of the Year are voted upon by an awards committee which consists of one administrator from each member school. Voting for one’s own athletes is not permitted.

To be eligible for all-academic distinction, an athlete must hold a minimum 3.00 cumulative grade point average through the semester prior to the sport’s championship, completed at least one full academic year at the nominating school prior to the current season, and participated in at least 50 percent of the team’s competitions during the most recently completed season. Student-Athlete of the Year nominees must have held at least a 3.20 GPA and have completed at least two years of athletic competition at the nominating school, including the current season.

First Team All-Conference athletes who meet all-academic nomination criteria are automatically named all-academic.

2022 Southland Conference Soccer All-Academic Teams

First Team

*Pos.*	*Name*	*School*	*Class*	*Hometown*	*GPA*	*Major*
D	Arely Alaniz *	Lamar	Jr.	Deer Park, Texas	3.19	Exercise Science
D	Nicole Henry *⁴	Northwestern State	Gr.	Tomball, Texas	3.355	Industrial Engineering Technology
D	Natalee Henry *	Northwestern State	Gr.	Tomball, Texas	3.275	Industrial Engineering
D	Hallie Field ³	Northwestern State	Sr.	Frisco, Texas	4.00	Accounting
MF	Mya Guillory *³	Southeastern	Sr.	Prairieville, La.	3.70	Health Sciences
MF	Delaney Wells *	Northwestern State	Jr.	Flower Mound, Texas	3.329	Elementary Education
MF	Emma Gibbs	A&M-Corpus Christi	Sr.	Longmont, Colo.	4.00	Nursing
MF	Katie Marker	HCU	Jr.	Friendswood, Texas	3.776	Biology
F	Olivia Draguicevich *³	Northwestern State	Sr.	Pflugerville, Texas	3.496	Communications
F	Megan Guy	A&M-Corpus Christi	So.	Roanoke, Texas	4.00	Psychology
F	Karalie Morrison	A&M-Commerce	So.	North Richland Hills, Texas	3.80	Criminal Justice
F	Emily Jaimes	HCU	R-Fr.	Austin, Texas	3.619	Kinesiology – Sport Management
GK	Nicole Panis *	Lamar	Sr.	Opmeer, The Netherlands	3.23	Exercise Scince

Second Team

*Pos.*	*Name*	*School*	*Class*	*Hometown*	*GPA*	*Major*
D	Kat Lazor	HCU	Jr.	Missouri City, Texas	3.657	Psychology
D	Hailey Griffin	A&M-Commerce	So.	Trophy Club, Texas	3.90	General Business
D	Mia Salas ²	HCU	Jr.	San Antonio, Texas	3.299	Kinesiology
D	Payton Adams ²	UIW	Sr.	Frisco, Texas	3.92	Rehabilitative Science Pre-Physician Assistant
MF	Ryan Ford ²	HCU	Sr.	Frisco, Texas	3.942	Marketing
MF	Talin Rizo ²	HCU	Sr.	San Antonio, Texas	4.00	Business Administration
MF	Laura Linares	Lamar	Sr.	Barcelona, Spain	3.42	University Studies
MF	Kiana Kukaua	McNeese	Jr.	Valencia, Calif.	3.13	Civil Engineering
F	Keeley Ayala ³	UIW	Gr.	Wichita Falls, Texas	3.18	Communication Arts – Media Studies
F	Morgan Westbury	A&M-Corpus Christi	So.	McKinney, Texas	3.13	Kinesiology
F	Rachel Young	McNeese	Jr.	Surprise, Ariz.	3.21	Biology
F	Magalie Depot	McNeese	Jr.	Montreal, Quebec, Canada	3.42	Biology
GK	Jen Peters	A&M-Commerce	Sr.	Allen, Texas	3.74	Kinesiology & Sport Studies

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