Women's 2007 All American Teams

Lindsey Williams (Virginia Wesleyan College)	Senior	Goalkeeper
Courtney Krol (The College of New Jersey)	Senior	Defender
Erin Davis (Wheaton College-MA)	Senior	Defender
Jessica Koening (Trinity University-TX)	Senior	Defender
Avie Fitzgerald (Messiah College)	Senior	Midfielder
Bethany Barton (Wheaton College-IL)	Senior	Midfielder
Dana DiBruno (The College of New Jersey)	Senior	Midfielder
Stef Rowe (Messiah College)	Senior	Midfielder
Catherine Nathans (Western Connecticut State University)	Junior	Forward
Chelsea Feldman (Ithaca College)	Junior	Forward
Taryne Lee (Wheaton College-IL)	Sophomore	Forward

Women's All American Second Team

Player (School)	Year	Position
Meghan O' Rourke (Wittenberg University)	Senior	Goalkeeper
Kira Davis (Wheaton College-IL)	Senior	Defender
Lauren Askey (Lynchburg College)	Senior	Defender
Tracy Stankavage (William Smith College)	Senior	Defender
Ashley Hackman (Eastern University)	Junior	Midfielder
Becky Willis (University of Redlands)	Senior	Midfielder
Chrystal Bradley (Methodist University)	Senior	Midfielder
Martha Furtek (Tufts University)	Senior	Midfielder
Anne Van Devender (Washington and Lee University)	Junior	Forward
Gabrielle Woodson (Williams College)	Junior	Forward
Janece Levien (University of Puget Sound)	Sophomore	Forward

Women's All American Third Team

Player (School)	Year	Position
Lauren Walker (Swarthmore College)	Junior	Goalkeeper
Ashley VanVechten (University of Rochester)	Senior	Defender
Grace Lam (Emory University)	Junior	Defender
Kim Gerhardt (University of Redlands)	Senior	Defender
Amanda Rose (Carnegie Mellon University)	Senior	Midfielder
Jennifer Gordon (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology)	Senior	Midfielder
Lauren Cush (Worcester State College)	Senior	Midfielder
Mary Velan (Oneonta State University)	Senior	Midfielder
Annick Lamb (University of California-Santa Cruz)	Sophomore	Forward
Jamie Kunkel (The College of New Jersey)	Junior	Forward
Jill DiRenzo (Eastern University)	Sophomore	Forward

SMU's Schellas Hyndman Earns Prestigious National Award

NSCAA Honors Hyndman With Coaching Education Award

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Jan. 23, 2008

BALTIMORE, Md. - SMU men's soccer coach Schellas Hyndman was named this year's recipient of the Mike Berticelli Excellence in Coaching Education Award at the recent National Soccer Coaches Association of America convention in Baltimore.

Hyndman, who has more victories (466) than any coach in any sport in SMU history, has been a long-time influential part of the NSCAA Academy staff. As a member of the Senior Academy staff, he has shaped the instruction of NSCAA candidates and has taught NSCAA courses throughout the nation, as well as in England and Brazil.

A former NSCAA President and NSCAA vice President for Education, Hyndman also is an NSCAA Director of Coaching Emeritus. The Mike Berticelli Award is named in memory of the late Notre Dame men's coach who was the NSCAA Vice President for Education when he passed away in 2000.

Hyndman was not the only SMU coach honored this year by the NSCAA, which also named SMU assistant Tim McClements the South Region Assistant coach of the Year, making him eligible for the National Assistant Coach of the Year award.