First Ever All American for Women's Soccer

Penn State New Kensington's women's soccer program has achieved a historic milestone as Samara Ayodele becomes the first player in the program's history to earn an All-American Honorable Mention award. This incredible accomplishment not only highlights Ayodele's individual talent and dedication but also marks a significant moment for the women's soccer program at the university.

A Trailblazer on the Field

Ayodele's performance throughout the season (9 goals, 2 assists) showcased her exceptional skills, leadership, and determination. Her contributions on the field were pivotal to the team's success, and her recognition on the national stage underscores her hard work and commitment to excellence.

Coach's Praise

Head Coach Blair Gantz reflected on the significance of Ayodele's achievement:

"Samara's All-American Honorable Mention is a testament to her relentless drive and passion for the game. She has set a new benchmark for our program and inspired future generations of Penn State New Kensington women's soccer players."

A Milestone for the Program

Ayodele's recognition represents a new chapter in the history of Penn State New Kensington women's soccer. As the first honoree of this kind, she has not only solidified her place in the university's history but has also brought greater visibility to the program, paving the way for future growth and success.

Congratulations to Samara Ayodele for this groundbreaking achievement and for setting a standard of excellence in women's soccer at Penn State New Kensington!