KANSAS CITY, Mo. – United Soccer Coaches (USC) has announced the NCAA Division II All-South Region Teams, with three from Florida Southern College women's soccer selected as region winners.
Carly Brodsky and
Liliana Jeffries were selected as First Team All-South honorees, with
Sammie Markey a Second Team selection. Three selections for the Moccasins mark the most regional selections from the USC in a single season since 2009, and the first time in program history to earn more than one First Team selection in a single year. Brodsky and Jeffries were recently named D2 CCA All-South Region winners.
Brodksy received the first regional award of her career after a fantastic 2025 season leading the Mocs. The keeper recorded 11 shutouts, including seven against conference opponents across her 18 games in net. The Parkland, Fla., native set program records in the shutouts per season (11) and goals against average (0.45), earning FSC's first Sunshine State Conference Goalkeeper of the Year honors. Spanning two seasons in goal for the Mocs, Brodsky is also a career leader in GAA with 0.79.
A defensive force among the league, Brodsky led the Mocs to a 9-3-6 overall record outside her individual goal records. The Mocs had big wins over No. 18 Columbus State and (RV) Embry-Riddle in 2025, the latter being a 2-0 shutout of the Eagles in Daytona Beach for the SSC quarterfinal. Brodsky's regional recognition is the first time in program history that a keeper has been selected to a D2 CCA All-South award.
Jeffries also earned all-region recognition, was a key part of the Florida Southern defense that led the league in GAA (0.44) and allowed just 8.9 shots per game. The Palm City, Fla., native started 16 of her 18 games played, tallying over 1400 minutes on the pitch. The senior has two assists so far in 2025, with two shots taken over the 18 games. In the SSC tournament, Jeffries and the Moccasins beat (RV) Embry-Riddle on the road in Daytona Beach with a 2-0 shutout, earning SSC All-Tournament Team accolades.
The final all-region recognition for FSC went to Markey, a midfielder transfer who started all 18 games and played nearly 1400 minutes. The Commack, N.Y. native had an assist against Embry-Riddle during the regular season and took four total shots, two on goal, during her time in the midfield. She was a key piece of the midfield, facilitating one of the best defensive teams in the nation, including a 2-0 shutout of ERAU in the Sunshine State Conference quarterfinals.
