2014 Capital One Academic All-America® Soccer Teams release dates: 
College Division Team: Team Release
NCAA Division III Team: below
NCAA Division II Team: Mon., Nov. 24
NCAA Division I Team: Tue., Nov. 25
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AUSTIN, Texas – A pair of repeat
Capital One 2014 Academic All-America® selections highlight the NCAA Division III men’s and women’s soccer teams announced Thursday by Capital One and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Senior
Emily Jorgens, from Trinity University (Texas), repeats as the women’s Academic All-America of the Year while
John Carroll University’s Brian Potocnik is named as men’s Academic All-America of the Year.
Jorgens, an accounting major with a 4.0 G.P.A. from Austin, Texas, is one of nine repeat Capital One Academic All-America® selections on the 2014 team.
Potocnik, an Aurora, Ohio native and maintains a 3.79 G.P.A. as a biochemistry major, is one of nine repeat selections to the men’s Capital
One 2014 Academic All-America® teams.
Jorgens has led Trinity to a No. 3 national ranking this season and an undefeated 22-0-1 record with 19 goals and 27 assists for 65 points. Her 27 assists currently leads the nation.
Last season, on her way to her first Capital One Academic All-America® of the Year accolade, Jorgens earned the Elite 89 Award for women’s soccer and was named first team All-America by both D3soccer.com and the NSCAA.
Potocnik earns his first Capital One 2014 Academic All-America® of the Year honor after earning a second team Capital One Academic All-America ® spot in 2013.
His 35 points last season was the second-best season in Blue Streaks history and this year he helped JCU to a 17-4 record with 20 goals and 13 points for 53 points. He is currently sixth in the nation in scoring.
The nine women’s repeat selections include two members of the 2013 first team, three from the second team and four from the third team.
Capital One Academic All-America® Women's Soccer Division III Team
Frostburg State University’s Stephanie Fazenbaker, who has a 3.97 G.P.A. as a biology major, finishes her career as a three-time Capital One Academic All-America® with her selection to the first team this fall. She was a second teamer in 2013 and a third teamer as a sophomore in 2012.
Montclair State University goalkeeper Gina Policastro joins Fazenbaker in moving up from the second team. Policastro has a 3.62 G.P.A. as an English Education major. Policastro’s teammate,
Jessica Bonjione, joins University of Wisconsin-Whitewater’s
Kelsey Beid and Aurora University’s
Nicci Brumudes as first team honorees this season after grabbing third team spots last year.
Krista Ledin, from University of Massachusetts-Boston, and
Hannah Kronick, from Johns Hopkins University, repeat their second and third team honors, respectively, from 2013.
Casey Mitchell, from the College of St. Scholastica, is the final repeat honoree for the women. Mitchell is a third team selection in 2014 after earning first team accolades last season.
Capital One Academic All-America® Men's Soccer Division III Team
On the men’s side, the repeat honorees include two first team, four second team and three third team selections from 2013.
Ohio Wesleyan University’s Colton Bloecher and
Jordan Golz, from Wheaton College (Ill.), join Potocnik as second team honorees from 2013 on the 2014 first team.
Bloecher is a creative writing/finance economics major with a 3.71 G.P.A. from Lewis Center, Ohio and Golz an economics major from Oak Park, Illinois with a 3.98 G.P.A.
Golz is one of two Capital One 2014 Academic All-America ® honorees from his family as his younger brother,
Stephen Golz, joins him on the first team after earning third team honors last season. The younger Golz is an economics major like his brother and has a 3.88 G.P.A at Wheaton.
Swarthmore College’s Michael Superdock has a 3.98 G.P.A. majoring in computer science and repeats his first team honor from last fall.
Calvin College’s Travis Vegter is a second team selection after earning first team accolades in 2013. Vegter has a 3.41 G.P.A. as a biology major.
Alex Swanger, from the University of Rochester, repeats as a second team honoree in 2014. Swanger has a 3.86 G.P.A. as a financial economics major.
The last two repeat selections,
Joe Auleta from Rutgers University-Camden and
Quinn Khouri from Centenary College, were third team honorees in 2013.
Khouri maintains a 3.92 G.P.A. as a history major and is again a third team selection. Auleta, a biology major with a 3.82 G.P.A., moves up to second team this fall.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Jeff Schwartz, North Dakota State University (
jeff.schwartz@ndsu.edu) (701) 231-8332
Academic All-America® Vice Co-Chair for Publicity/Communications
Scott Musa, Shenandoah University (
smusa@su.edu) (540) 665-5417
Academic All-America® Coordinator of Publicity