GREENWOOD, Ind. (November 19, 2024) – The College Sports Communicators (CSC) announced its yearly Academic All-District Team on Tuesday. The University of South Florida women's soccer team was represented by Georgia Brown, Anna Sutter, Serita Thurton, Sadie Sider-Echenberg, and Peyton Felton.
 
Brown earned her second-consecutive CSC Academic All-District accolade. She was an All-AAC First Team selection. Brown finished with 10 points, four goals, and two assists. She recorded a brace in the USF victory against Jacksonville and played the hero with a last-minute goal in Kansas to force a draw. She has played all 90 minutes in 15 matches for the year, including 110 minutes in the AAC Semifinal.
 
Sutter claimed her second-straight CSC Academic All-District honor. She was an All-AAC Second Team honoree. She finished the year tied for 87th in the country and tied for first in the conference with nine goals. She paced the team with 21 points. She scored a match-winning goal against UAB and North Texas in the AAC Tournament.
 
Thurton landed on her first CSC Academic All-District team. She led the team with six assists in 1,422 minutes of action. She assisted on three match-winning goals against Southern, UAB, and UTSA. She recorded her lone goal against FGCU.
 
Sider-Echenberg earned her first CSC Academic All-District accolade. She was the AAC Midfielder of the Year and was an All-AAC First Team selection. She finished the season tied for second on the team with five goals and 12 points. She added two assists. She has recorded the match-winning goal in all four matches she has scored. She accounted for all three USF goals in back-to-back matches against North Texas and UTSA.
 
Felton collected her first CSC Academic All-District honor. She finished the season with five points, three assists and one goal. She tallied two assists against UAB, including the match-winner. For the year, she played 1,320 minutes for the Bulls.
 
To be eligible for CSC Academic All-District, student-athletes must be at least a sophomore. They must have a 3.50 cumulative GPA and have competed in 90 percent or started in at least 66 percent of the institution's matches.

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The 2024 season will be the first with Chris Brown at the helm. He spent the last 17 seasons as the associate head coach. Brown helped lead the Bulls to three AAC regular season titles, three AAC Tournament titles, and eight NCAA Tournament appearances – winning a conference title every year from 2017-21 while making five straight NCAA appearances during that period. Brown helped lead the Bulls to their first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 2010, a program-record 16 wins and program-best NCAA Tournament third-round appearance in 2019, both conference regular season and tournament titles in 2020, and a string of 10 straight seasons with 10 or more wins (2012-21). Brown has helped lead the Bulls to every NCAA appearance in program history, including two appearances in the second round, and three AAC Championship Game appearances.
 
As associate head coach, he mentored the program's first All-American and recent USF Athletic Hall of Fame inductee Evelyne Viens, who went on to earn three total All-America honors and an Olympic gold medal with the Canadian National Team at the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo. Goalie Sydney Martinez (2020) and forward Sydny Nasello (2020 and 2021) also earned All-America honors and were among the Bulls that have earned a total of eight AAC Offensive Player of the Year, AAC Midfielder of the Year, AAC Defensive Player of the Year or AAC Goalkeeper of the Year honors. Players he has coached hold every program's individual record and most, if not all, of the top 10 marks in every category.
 
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