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Mananquil Named To C-USA Soccer All-Academic Team
11/4/2019 11:10:00 AM | Women's Soccer
C-USA Tournament Begins Wednesday In Denton
DALLAS — Rice's Lianne Manaquil has been named a 2019 In-Touch Credit Union Conference USA Soccer All-Academic honoree, the league office announced Monday in Dallas, Texas.
Mananquil is one of 22 C-USA student-athletes named to the league's two All-Academic Teams selected by a vote of the school's academic counselors. Nominees from each C-USA school had to be at least a sophomore in classification with a minimum 3.20 grade point average.
This semester Mananquil has maintained a 3.75 grade point average majoring in Kinesiology. Over her career the senior from of Jacksonville, Fla., has been named a C-USA Academic Medalist and a three-time selection to the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll. On the field the Owls' crafty midfielder has scored nine career goals and posted an eye-opening 21 assists that is among the highest career assist totals in school history. A year ago Mananquil was named the C-USA Midfielder of the Year and an all-region selection.
Conference USA's annual championship tournament begins Wednesday morning (Nov. 6) in Denton, Texas, and concludes on Sunday. The Owls are the event's No. 3 seed and face No. 6 seed Middle Tennessee at 4:30 pm in the opening round.
2019 C-USA Women's Soccer All-Academic First Team
Megan Greene, Charlotte
Mary Manser, Charlotte
Alex Maxson, Florida Atlantic
Amber Hoot, Middle Tennessee
Logan Bruffett, North Texas
Dominique James, North Texas
Amanda Nhek, Old Dominion
JoAnnie Ramos, Southern Miss
Megan Hudgens, UAB
Nicole Galan, UTSA
Kaylyn Bryant, WKU
2019 C-USA Women's Soccer All-Academic Second Team
Julia Grainda, Charlotte
Meredith Hamby, Charlotte
Kaylee Zettler, Louisiana Tech
Peyton DePriest, Middle Tennessee
Madeline Guderian, North Texas
Riley Kennett, Old Dominion
Emily Roberts, Old Dominion
Lianne Mananquil, Rice
Natalie Presedo, UAB
Lauren Crenshaw, UTEP
Ashley Leonard, WKU
Mananquil is one of 22 C-USA student-athletes named to the league's two All-Academic Teams selected by a vote of the school's academic counselors. Nominees from each C-USA school had to be at least a sophomore in classification with a minimum 3.20 grade point average.
This semester Mananquil has maintained a 3.75 grade point average majoring in Kinesiology. Over her career the senior from of Jacksonville, Fla., has been named a C-USA Academic Medalist and a three-time selection to the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll. On the field the Owls' crafty midfielder has scored nine career goals and posted an eye-opening 21 assists that is among the highest career assist totals in school history. A year ago Mananquil was named the C-USA Midfielder of the Year and an all-region selection.
Conference USA's annual championship tournament begins Wednesday morning (Nov. 6) in Denton, Texas, and concludes on Sunday. The Owls are the event's No. 3 seed and face No. 6 seed Middle Tennessee at 4:30 pm in the opening round.
2019 C-USA Women's Soccer All-Academic First Team
Megan Greene, Charlotte
Mary Manser, Charlotte
Alex Maxson, Florida Atlantic
Amber Hoot, Middle Tennessee
Logan Bruffett, North Texas
Dominique James, North Texas
Amanda Nhek, Old Dominion
JoAnnie Ramos, Southern Miss
Megan Hudgens, UAB
Nicole Galan, UTSA
Kaylyn Bryant, WKU
2019 C-USA Women's Soccer All-Academic Second Team
Julia Grainda, Charlotte
Meredith Hamby, Charlotte
Kaylee Zettler, Louisiana Tech
Peyton DePriest, Middle Tennessee
Madeline Guderian, North Texas
Riley Kennett, Old Dominion
Emily Roberts, Old Dominion
Lianne Mananquil, Rice
Natalie Presedo, UAB
Lauren Crenshaw, UTEP
Ashley Leonard, WKU
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