ORLANDO, Fla. – The Sunshine State Conference has announced the All-Conference awards for the 2025 season, with four from Florida Southern College women's soccer recognized.
Carly Brodsky led the yearly awards for the Moccasins, named the 2025 SSC Goalkeeper of the Year, the first conference goalkeeper award in program history. Joining Brodsky as an All-SSC First Team winner is
Liliana Jeffries, earning a defender spot on the First Team.
Rilee Hasegawa was named to the Second Team, and
Sammie Markey to the Third Team, both as midfielders.
Brodsky recorded 11 shutouts, including seven against conference opponents across her 17 games in net. The goalie from Parkland, Florida, led the SSC in goals against average (.413), save percentage (.863), shutouts, shutouts per game (.647), and total goals allowed (7) during her 1524 minutes in net.
Earning First Team honors alongside Brodsky, Jeffries helped anchor the defense for the Mocs, starting 15 of the 17 games played. The Palm City, Fla. native recorded nearly 1400 minutes this season, adding two assists. A key piece in the defensive backline, Jeffries and the Mocs have only allowed seven goals in 2025, across all 17 games played.
Named to the All-SSC Third Team in 2024, Hasegawa earned Second Team honors, starting all 11 of her games played, with two goals and one assist. The Geneva, Ill. native tallied 16 shots and seven on goal, netting the game winner against Rollins on Oct. 8. She also converted a penalty kick in the season opener at Point Park on Sept. 4.
The final all-conference recognition for FSC went to Markey, a midfielder transfer who started all 17 games and played nearly 1300 minutes. The Commack, N.Y. native had an assist against Embry-Riddle two weeks ago and took three shots, two on goal, during her time in the midfield.
The Mocs will compete for a chance at the program's first conference tournament title, first taking on No. 10 Nova Southeastern in the SSC Semifinal tonight, at 7:00 p.m. at the NSU Soccer Complex in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Offensive Player of the Year: Sofia Suarez, Nova Southeastern
Defensive Player of the Year: Kajsa Lang, Nova Southeastern
Goalkeeper of the Year: Carly Brodsky, Florida Southern
Freshman of the Year: Alayna Townsend, Rollins
Freshman of the Year: Oliwia Loeman, Nova Southeastern
Coach of the Year: Amy Vaughn, Nova Southeastern
| 2025 Women's Soccer ALL-SSC First Team |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown |
| F |
Genesis Hernandez |
Nova Southeastern |
So. |
Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
| F*~ |
Lauryn Wood |
Florida Tech |
Sr. |
Preston, England |
| F |
Alayna Townsend |
Rollins |
Fr. |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
| F (AL) |
Anna Marisa Lara |
Embry-Riddle |
Jr. |
Yonkers, New York |
| M^* |
Sofia Suarez |
Nova Southeastern |
Sr. |
Miami Lakes, Florida |
| M**Δ |
Lauryn Mateo |
Embry-Riddle |
Jr. |
Orange Park, Florida |
| M |
Rio Naganawa |
Florida Tech |
Fr. |
Seki, Japan |
| D |
Kajsa Lang |
Nova Southeastern |
Gr. |
Kalmar, Sweden |
| D^~ |
Sara Batchadji |
Florida Tech |
Jr. |
Lubeck, Germany |
| D |
Liliana Jeffries |
Florida Southern |
Sr. |
Palm City, Florida |
| GK |
Carly Brodsky |
Florida Southern |
Jr. |
Parkland, Florida |
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| 2025 Women's Soccer ALL-SSC Second Team |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown |
| F |
Izzie Bromage |
Florida Tech |
Fr. |
Westport, Massachusetts |
| F*Δ |
Alexa Bereczki |
Nova Southeastern |
So. |
Fort Myers, Florida |
| F |
Oliwia Loeman |
Nova Southeastern |
Fr. |
Rijkevorsel, Poland |
| F (AL) |
Olivia Ozbolt |
Eckerd |
Jr. |
Lutherville, Maryland |
| M~ |
Savannah Oxley |
Florida Tech |
Gr. |
Melbourne, Florida |
| M |
Freya Jones |
Nova Southeastern |
Sr. |
Gosport, England |
| M~ |
Rilee Hasegawa |
Florida Southern |
Jr. |
Geneva, Illinois |
| D |
Jasmine Gallo |
Eckerd |
Jr. |
London, England |
| D |
Olivia Gallo |
Embry-Riddle |
Sr. |
Stockholm, Sweden |
| D^*‡ |
Thea Nyberg |
Embry-Riddle |
Sr. |
Uppsala, Sweden |
| GK |
Marlen Hernandez |
Barry |
Fr. |
Austin, Texas |
| GK |
Stella Roane |
Embry-Riddle |
Jr. |
Broomfield, Colorado |
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| 2025 Women's Soccer ALL-SSC Third Team |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown |
| F~ |
Lexie Cooper |
Rollins |
Sr. |
Clarkston, Michigan |
| F |
Mia Otero |
Florida Tech |
Sr. |
Brockton, Massachusetts |
| F~ |
Ida Zetterberg |
Embry-Riddle |
So. |
Uppsala, Sweden |
| M |
Matilda Taylor |
Embry-Riddle |
Jr. |
Sheffield, England |
| M |
Emma Griner |
Rollins |
So. |
Jacksonville, Florida |
| M |
Sammie Markey |
Florida Southern |
Jr. |
Commack, New York |
| M (AL) |
Amy Woodhead |
Eckerd |
So. |
High Wycombe, England |
| D* |
Rebecca Storr |
Florida Tech |
Sr. |
Waldhaeusern, Switzerland |
| D~ |
Alice Mottershead |
Florida Tech |
So. |
Manchester, England |
| D |
Stina Roswall |
Nova Southeastern |
Sr. |
Enkoping, Sweden |
| GK*† |
Kaitlin Sinkler |
Florida Tech |
Sr. |
Decatur, Georgia |
^ = Previous First Team All-SSC Selections
* = Previous Second Team All-SSC Selections
~ = Previous Third Team All-SSC Selections
† = 2024 Goalkeeper of the Year
‡ = 2023 Defensive Player of the Year
Δ = Previous Freshman of the Year Selection
(AL) = At Large Selection
1 Previous NSU Offensive Players of the Year: Sierra Lelii (2015) and Luana Grabias (2022)
2 Previous NSU Defensive Players of the Year: Cydney Niedermeyer (2015) and Bailey Corbin (2017)
3 Previous Rollins Freshmen of the Year: Kate Moran (2001) and Kathryn O'Brien (2015)
4 Previous NSU Freshmen of the Year: Lauren Prow (2007), Hannah Christophe (2016), Adanna Edwards (2017), Alexa Bereczki (2024)
5 Previous NSU Coaches of the Year: Mike Goodrich (2010) and John Constable (2017)
