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Overall, Davis would claim 18 individual awards in her career to rank as the second most in program history.Ī four-year starter in the midfield, Kelsey Bernard made a program record 82 starts. She is the only player in program history to earn all-region and scholar all-region accolades twice. Davis was twice named the conference’s Offensive Player of the Week during the campaign, giving her a league record six weekly honors during her career.ĭavis would again earn United Soccer Coaches All-Region (All-Southeast Third Team) and Scholar All-Region (All-West Second Team) honors. She would go on to finish the year with eight goals and three assists to be named to the All-Sun Belt First Team for the third time.

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Prior to the start of her senior season, Davis became the first player in program history to be named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List and the Senior CLASS Award Candidate List. Her performance in the classroom and on the field saw the Texas State Athletic Department recognize her as the Female Scholar Athlete of the Year. The United Soccer Coaches named Davis to its All-Southeast First Team and became the first-ever Bobcat to be chosen to the organization’s Scholar All-American Team, being picked to the third team. The conference also recognized her as the league’s Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and to the first team while also picking up all-tournament team accolades as she helped the Bobcats claim the regular season championship and reach the finals of the Sun Belt tournament. She was chosen as the Sun Belt’s Offensive Player of the Week a record four times during the season. She scored seven goals, all coming in Sun Belt Conference play, and assisted on two others to be honored as the conference’s Newcomer of the Year and named to the league’s first team.ĭavis followed with an 18-goal campaign in 2018, tying the Bobcats’ single-season record and finishing tied for third in the nation, and set a new team record with seven match-winning goals.

The first two came in 2008 as the team won both the regular season and tournament titles and then claimed the 2009 regular season championship.Īfter playing her freshman season at Sam Houston, Kaylee Davis transferred to Texas State and had an immediate impact on the program. Her senior year saw her become the first Bobcat to earn all-region honors when she was chosen to the United Soccer Coaches All-Central Third team.Ĭurry helped Texas State lift three conference trophies during her tenure. She was twice named to the Southland’s All-Tournament Team (2009 & 2010) and was chosen as the league’s Player of the Year in 2009. In all four years in San Marcos, Curry led the team in goals scored and is the only player to do so.Ī four-time All-Southland selection, Curry was named to the second team her freshman season and earned first time honors over the next three campaigns. She is the only TXST player to have three seasons in the top 10 in goals, match-winning goals and points. Her 17 assists rank second and she is third with 228 shots and 126 shots on frame.Ĭurry continues to hold the team’s single season record for points with 43 that was achieved in 2009 while her 18 goals that season are tied for the most. From Cypress, Texas, she holds the program’s career records with 53 goals, 18 match-winning goals and 123 points. Crain helped the Bobcats win the 2001 Southland Conference regular season and tournament crowns and the regular season championship in 2002.īritney Curry had an extraordinary career in the maroon and gold. Texas State claimed three conference titles in her tenure. She would then find her name on the conference’s first team her final three years. Her point mark remains the second most in program history and she is also second with 244 shots and 134 shots on goal.Īs a freshman in 2000, Crain was selected to the All-Southland Second Team. Of her 31 tallies, 13 were match-winners with a career-high five coming in 2000.Ĭrain totaled 13 assists and finished with 75 points as a Bobcat that were the most in team history when she completed her collegiate career. The Corpus Christi, Texas native had two seasons of 10 goals with them coming her freshman and senior campaigns. She wrapped up her TXST career with 31 goals, which at the time was the most in program history and is currently third most. In her four years in San Marcos, Allison Crain played in 81 matches and started 72 of them.