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White Becomes First Bulldog to be Placed on Hermann Trophy Watch List
August 17, 2023 | Soccer
ST LOUIS, Mo. – In a historic moment for the Bulldog soccer club, Kennedy White has been named to the prestigious Hermann Trophy Watch List, becoming the first State player to achieve this remarkable feat. The Hermann Trophy is the most prestigious award in college soccer, recognizing the top men's and women's players in the nation each year.
White, a standout forward, has consistently showcased exceptional skill, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout her collegiate career. Her outstanding performances on the field have caught the attention of the soccer community, most recently earning a place on the prestigious United Soccer Coaches "Forwards to Watch" list released on Wednesday.
White's impact during the 2022 season at Bowling Green was nothing short of remarkable, leaving her mark on the pitch with every minute she played. Recognized as the MAC Offensive Player of the Year, she solidified her position on the First Team All-MAC and earned a coveted spot on the esteemed United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest First Team.
Throughout the season's 19 matches, White showcased unwavering commitment and exceptional skill as a vital part of the Falcons' lineup. Her prowess in scoring goals was undeniable, amassing an impressive 12 goals and two assists, totaling a remarkable 26 points. Impressively, White not only led the Falcons in goals and points but also contributed four game-winning goals.
Within the MAC matches, White's impact was a force to be reckoned with. She dominated the conference with her exceptional performance in 11 matches, notching nine goals and accumulating 20 points. Her statistical dominance extended beyond the conference, as White held commanding positions in MAC rankings. She led in points, points per game (1.37), goals, goals per game (0.63), and shots (55), securing the second spot in shots per game (2.89).
White's success extended to the national stage, as she achieved impressive rankings on a broader scale. She secured the 24th spot in the nation for goals per game, the 25th for total goals, the 39th for points per game, and the 45th for total points.
Her leadership within the MAC matches was unparalleled. White held the top spot in the conference for points, points per game (1.82), goals, goals per game (0.82), and shots (40). Additionally, she secured second place in shots per game (3.64), further solidifying her position as a standout player in the collegiate soccer arena.
For the most up-to-date information on the Bulldogs, follow MSU women's soccer on Twitter, like them on Facebook, and join them on Instagram by searching for "HailStateSoc."
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White, a standout forward, has consistently showcased exceptional skill, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout her collegiate career. Her outstanding performances on the field have caught the attention of the soccer community, most recently earning a place on the prestigious United Soccer Coaches "Forwards to Watch" list released on Wednesday.
White's impact during the 2022 season at Bowling Green was nothing short of remarkable, leaving her mark on the pitch with every minute she played. Recognized as the MAC Offensive Player of the Year, she solidified her position on the First Team All-MAC and earned a coveted spot on the esteemed United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest First Team.
Throughout the season's 19 matches, White showcased unwavering commitment and exceptional skill as a vital part of the Falcons' lineup. Her prowess in scoring goals was undeniable, amassing an impressive 12 goals and two assists, totaling a remarkable 26 points. Impressively, White not only led the Falcons in goals and points but also contributed four game-winning goals.
Within the MAC matches, White's impact was a force to be reckoned with. She dominated the conference with her exceptional performance in 11 matches, notching nine goals and accumulating 20 points. Her statistical dominance extended beyond the conference, as White held commanding positions in MAC rankings. She led in points, points per game (1.37), goals, goals per game (0.63), and shots (55), securing the second spot in shots per game (2.89).
White's success extended to the national stage, as she achieved impressive rankings on a broader scale. She secured the 24th spot in the nation for goals per game, the 25th for total goals, the 39th for points per game, and the 45th for total points.
Her leadership within the MAC matches was unparalleled. White held the top spot in the conference for points, points per game (1.82), goals, goals per game (0.82), and shots (40). Additionally, she secured second place in shots per game (3.64), further solidifying her position as a standout player in the collegiate soccer arena.
For the most up-to-date information on the Bulldogs, follow MSU women's soccer on Twitter, like them on Facebook, and join them on Instagram by searching for "HailStateSoc."
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