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The Jefferson City, Mo., product ranks tied for second on Mizzous all-time freshman goals and points lists.2016 SEC Soccer AwardsCoach of the Year: Shelley Smith, South Carolina Offensive Player of the Year: Savannah McCaskill, South Carolina Defensive Player of the Year: Kaleigh Kurtz, South Carolina Freshman of the Year: Sarah Luebbert, Missouri Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Casie Ramsier, AuburnFirst Team All-SEC:Forward: Kristen Dodson, AuburnForward: Savannah Jordan, FloridaForward: Savannah McCaskill, South CarolinaForward: Hannah Wilkinson, TennesseeMidfielder: Claire Kelley, ArkansasMidfielder: Casie Ramsier, AuburnMidfielder: Meggie Dougherty Howard, FloridaMidfielder: Chelsea Drennan, South CarolinaDefender: Kiana Clarke, AuburnDefender: Gabby Seiler, FloridaDefender: Paige Bendell, South CarolinaDefender: Kaleigh Kurtz, South CarolinaGoalkeeper: Mikayla Krzeczowski, South CarolinaAt-Large: Marion Crowder, GeorgiaAt-Large: Melanie Donaldson, MissouriSecond Team All-SEC:Forward: Mallory Eubanks, Mississippi StateForward: Sarah Luebbert, MissouriForward: Sophie Groff, South CarolinaForward: Haley Pounds, Texas A&MMidfielder: Brooke Ramsier, AuburnMidfielder: Summer Clarke, LSUMidfielder: Gretchen Harknett, Ole MissMidfielder: Kaitlyn Clark, MissouriMidfielder: Rylie OKeefe, TennesseeDefender: Jessi Hartzler, ArkansasDefender: Qyara Winston, ArkansasDefender: Caroline Waters, GeorgiaDefender: Lauren Selaiden, MissouriGoalkeeper: Sarah Le Beau, AuburnGoalkeeper: Danielle Rice, Texas A&MAt-Large: Kristen Cardano, FloridaAt-Large: Cristina DeZeeuw, VanderbiltAll-Freshman Team:Stefani Doyle, ArkansasKayla McKeon, ArkansasBri Folds, AuburnKarli Gutsche, AuburnJulia Lester, FloridaMarissa Bosco, KentuckyEvangeline Soucie, KentuckySarah Luebbert, MissouriMikayla Krzeczowski, South CarolinaMaya Neal, TennesseeGrace Piper, Texas A&MGrace Jackson, Vanderbilt ' ' '
