CHESTERTOWN, MARYLAND — Easton's Dafny Vasquez has been named All-Centennial Conference honorable mention as a freshman, and teammate Kaileigh Brady is the first Washington College women's soccer player to make the first team, the college announced Thursday.
The conference's 11 head coaches voted on the teams. Brady, a senior midfielder from Hockessin, Delaware, made the first team, and senior forward Sophie Kilbride of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, made the second team.
Vasquez, a forward the college lists as from Easton, had five goals and two assists for 12 points this fall. She tied for second on the team in goals and was third in points. Her goal beat Marymount on Sept. 5, and she had two goals and an assist in the Shorewomen's 4-3 win at Haverford on Oct. 21.
She is the sixth Washington College freshman to earn All-Centennial honors and the first since 2019, according to the college.
Brady led the team with seven goals, three game-winning goals and 18 points. Her game-winners came against Salisbury, Albright and Haverford. She and Kilbride are All-Centennial for the third straight year.
Senior Audrey MacNair was named to the conference's All-Sportsmanship Team.
Source: Washington College Athletics
Drawn from public records; drafted with AI and edited by Peter Gorman before publication.
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