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Women's soccer player Alex Knight posing with the soccer ball on Media Day
Lindsey Rizzo, SLU Athletics

Knight Earns First Team All-Conference

Sophomore Alex Knight was named First Team All-Conference after leading the Lions with eight goals. Knight is the first Lion since 2022 to earn SLC First Team All-Conference honors

HAMMOND, La. – Southeastern Louisiana University women's soccer student-athlete Alexandra Knight was selected to the Southland Conference First Team Monday afternoon, after an announcement from the conference office.

Knight is the first Lion to claim an SLC All-Conference First Team selection since former midfielder Mya Guillory in 2022. The conference honor is the second of the sophomore's career after being named SLC Offensive Player of the Week (Aug. 18). Knight is the lone Lion to represent the green and gold for the award.

The Shreveport, La. native fueled Southeastern's offensive attack this season as she led the team in scoring with eight goals and 16 points. Knight played in 17 matches with 14 starts this season, recording her second straight season as the Lions leading striker. The sophomore posted three goals in conference play, including scoring the game winning goal in SLU's 1-0 victory over Stephen F. Austin.

Knight stands amongst only four student-athletes in the league with eight goals. Knight recorded a hat trick in Southeastern's 5-1 win over Louisiana Tech, becoming the first Lion to record three goals since 2018. The two-year letterwinner also found the back of the net in the green and gold's 2-1 victory over conference rival McNeese. 

Knight posted 27 shots with 17 shots on goal while playing 1, 076 minutes this season.
 

2026 Women's Soccer All-Conference Teams and Superlatives

Player of the Year — Marissa Gross, Lamar

Newcomer of the Year — Allyson Reed, East Texas A&M

Freshman of the Year — Jezlyn Nelson, Nicholls

Coach of the Year — Nathan Kogut, Lamar

Forward of the Year — Marissa Gross, Lamar

Midfielder of the Year — Sofia Wilby, Lamar

Defender of the Year — Judith Nandwa, East Texas A&M

Goalkeeper of the Year — Keely Thomas, Lamar

First Team

F – Marissa Gross, Lamar

F – Allyson Reed, East Texas A&M

F – Rhiannon Maynes-Tourond, McNeese

F – Alex Knight, Southeastern

M – Sofia Wilby, Lamar

M – Kristen Sueltz, East Texas A&M

M – Isabella Alamo, HCU

M – Alyssa Wheeler, Nicholls

D – Judith Nandwa, East Texas A&M

D – Riley Wilson, Lamar

D – Anneliese Switzer, Lamar

D – Gisele Kehres, HCU

GK – Keely Thomas, Lamar

Second Team

F – Paisley Barela, HCU

F – Tyler Coker, UIW

F – Olivia Rossman, HCU

F – Sumayah Brown, McNeese

M – Isabella Dillow, HCU

M – Riley Stern, Northwestern State

M – Jasmine Diaz, HCU

M – Isabella Baltov, McNeese

D – Montanna Mathews, UIW

D – Hayden Kish, UIW

D – Lauryn Woodard, Lamar

D – Mikaela Valentine, HCU

GK – Shannon Dempsey, McNeese

SCORE ONE MORE CLUB/S CLUB

Fans interested in becoming active supporters of the women's soccer program are encouraged to join the Score One More Club.  Lion alums are encouraged to join the exclusive S Club, which is restricted to Southeastern athletic letter winners. All membership fees and donations to Score One More Club are available for the exclusive use of the Southeastern soccer program. Membership information is available by contacting the Lion Athletics Association at laa@southeastern.edu or (985) 549-5091 or visiting www.LionUp.com.

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