INDIANAPOLIS - Four members of the IU Indianapolis women's soccer program earned All-Horizon League recognition, as announced by the league office on Friday afternoon (Nov. 1). Junior midfielder Emma Frey was voted First Team All-Horizon League while senior goalkeeper Ashton Kudlo and sophomore forward Caroline Kelley were named to the second team. In addition, freshman Keilah Muldrow was voted to the league's All-Freshman Team. 

Frey, who missed all of last season due to injury, rebounded in a major way with a team-high 13 points during the regular season. Frey tallied four goals and tied for the team lead with five assists from her midfield position. Two of her goals earned national acclaim and were featured on ESPN SportsCenter's Top 10 plays this season, including the game's first goal in a 4-1 win over Green Bay. The Ohio-native leads the squad in minutes played with 1,595, having sat just 25 minutes during the entire campaign. She was previously voted to the league's All-Academic Team as well. 

Kelley owns a team-high five goals during the regular season, including game-winners in victories over Eastern Illinois (Sept. 5) and Cleveland State (Sept. 22). She tallied points in four straight games from Sept. 5-22, with goals against EIU, Butler and CSU and an assist on the road at Ball State. She ranks second on the team in total shots (29) and has a team-high 14 shots on goal. Like Frey, she was also voted to the league's All-Academic Team earlier this fall. 

Kudlo has had a banner campaign in goal, recording a 1.70 goals against average and 88 saves in her 18 starts in goal. She averages 4.89 saves per game with a .765 save percentage and three shutouts on the season. In Horizon League play, her GAA drops to 1.39 and her save percentage has increased to .809 on the year with a pair of shutouts. 

Muldrow, who missed time at the start of the season due to injury, has made 11 appearances for the Jaguars since her return. She scored her lone goal of the season in the home win over Green Bay and played a season-high 34 minutes against Milwaukee off the bench. 

The full list of award winners is below and the Horizon League Tournament will begin this weekend with quarterfinals matches beginning on campus on Sunday. 

2024 Horizon League Women's Soccer Award Winners
Player of the Year: Lainey Higgins, Milwaukee
Goalkeeper of the Year: Parker Donahugh, Milwaukee
Offensive Player of the Year: Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee
Defensive Player of the Year:  Lydia Self, Northern Kentucky
Freshman of the Year: Senah Hanes, Green Bay
Sportsmanship Award: Brenna Murray, RMU
Coach of the Year:  Steve Shelton, Detroit Mercy
 
All-League First Team
Abbey Lodato, Detroit Mercy, Midfielder
Joyelle Washington, Detroit Mercy, Forward
Emma Frey, IU Indianapolis, Midfielder
Anna Champine, Milwaukee, Defender
Parker Donahugh, Milwaukee, Goalkeeper
Lainey Higgins, Milwaukee, Midfielder
Senya Meurer, Milwaukee, Midfielder
Elizabeth Reece, Milwaukee, Defender
Kayla Rollins, Milwaukee, Forward
Lydia Self, Northern Kentucky, Defender
Lilly Yordy, Northern Kentucky, Forward
 
All-League Second Team
Leila Lanier, Detroit Mercy, Defender
Senah Hanes, Green Bay, Forward
Caroline Kelley, IU Indianapolis, Forward
Ashton Kudlo, IU Indianapolis, Goalkeeper
Ellie Rebmann, Milwaukee, Defender
Kaya Vogt, Northern Kentucky, Midfielder
Malia Velker, Purdue Fort Wayne, Defender
Haleigh Finale, RMU, Forward
Paloma Swankler, RMU, Forward
Ava Trethewey, RMU, Midfielder
Elise Canter, Wright State, Midfielder
 
All-Freshman Team                
Sam Sickenger, Detroit Mercy
Senah Hanes, Green Bay
Laney Stark, Green Bay
Keilah Muldrow, IU Indianapolis
Natalie Zodrow, Milwaukee
Caitlin Evans, Northern Kentucky
Kimee Liu, Oakland
Madi Hurst, RMU
Olivia Stroud, Wright State
Sara Felder, Youngstown State
Maya Naimoli, Youngstown State