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OCU collects three all-SAC honors

Caputo grabs first-team all-SAC once again

OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City University's Madi Caputo took first-team all-Sooner Athletic Conference honors, while Keilah Ayum and Rebekah Brantley collected second-team all-SAC to give the Stars three all-conference honorees.
OCU picked up its fifth straight winning record in SAC play and third straight winning record overall in 2019. They are set to face Mid-America Christian in the SAC Tournament quarterfinals 2 p.m. Saturday in Oklahoma City.
Caputo, a sophomore from Broken Arrow, Okla., and Ayum, a senior from Pembroke Pines, Fla., both received their second all-SAC accolade. Caputo picks up her second straight first-team all-conference honor. Brantley earned her first all-SAC honor at OCU after gathering league newcomer of the year in 2018.
Caputo led the team with 11 goals this season, including an SAC-best six game-winners, and tallied five assists for a team-high 27 points. She notched five two-goal games this year, including a multi-goal match in a key road win over Wayland Baptist (Texas) in Plainview, Texas on Oct. 26. Caputo added two multi-assist games against Panhandle State on Oct. 1 and Mid-America Christian on Oct. 22.
Outside backs Ayum and Brantley have aided a Stars backline that has accumulated five shutouts on the season, fourth in the SAC.
Ayum started 16 games for OCU, dishing out two assists on the year, while Brantley, a senior from Broken Arrow, Okla., also started in 16 games for the Stars this season, totaling one goal, the game winner against Randall on Sept. 5, and three assists.
Harvey owns a 379-129-27 record coaching OCU's women's program through 26 years. He has been the Stars' head coach since the inception of the men's program in 1986.
Harvey collected his 800th career win in the women's season opener 3-0 against Houston-Victoria on Aug. 31 in Victoria, Texas. Harvey has a combined men's and women's college mark of 814-340-70 in 34 years. Harvey has been inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Soccer Association Hall of Fame and the Oklahoma City University Athletics Hall of Fame.
 
2019 All-Sooner Athletic Conference Women's Soccer
FIRST TEAM
Pos. Name School Cl. Hometown
F Emma Rice USAO So. Norman, Okla.
F Tameir Grosvenor Texas Wesleyan Jr. DeSoto, Texas
F Mackenzie Holub USAO Fr. Edmond, Okla.
F Thais Duarte da Silva USAO Jr. São Paulo, Brazil
MF Lindsay Daugherty USAO Jr. Arlington, Texas
MF Aubrey Ruttman USAO So. Mustang, Okla.
MF Anne Metz John Brown Sr. Kilgore, Texas
MF Madi Caputo Oklahoma City So. Broken Arrow, Okla.
D Sara Vijfhuizen USAO Fr. Bilthoven, Utrecht, Netherlands
D Brooklyn Fink Mid-America Christian Fr. Moore, Okla.
D Sarah Hughes John Brown Sr. Albuquerque, N.M.
D Makenna Wood USAO Jr. Wichita Falls, Texas
GK Caitlyn Logan John Brown Jr. Charlotte, N.C.
GK Jennifer Starwalt Mid-America Christian Jr. Moore, Okla.
SECOND TEAM
F Taylor Moore Wayland Baptist Sr. San Angelo, Texas
F Kristen Howell John Brown Sr. Little Rock, Ark.
F Liz Lozano Mid-America Christian Jr. Aguascalientes, Mexico
F Kyleigh Gibson Mid-America Christian RS Fr. Moore, Okla.
MF Sienna Nealon John Brown Jr. Windsor, Calif.
MF Laura Barrantes USAO Fr. Bogota, Colombia
MF Melonie Baca SW Christian Jr. Wichita, Kan.
MF Marga Franco Mid-America Christian Jr. Palma de Mallorca, Spain
D Emma Schoenberg John Brown Fr. Gilbert, Ariz.
D Rebekah Brantley Oklahoma City Sr. Broken Arrow, Okla.
D Lindsey Beckrich Texas Wesleyan Jr. Burleson, Texas
D Keilah Ayum Oklahoma City Sr. Pembroke Pines, Fla.
GK Christy Zwart Texas Wesleyan Sr. Hico, Texas
GK Ashlynn Haylett SW Christian Sr. Yelm, Wash.

Player of the year: Emma Rice, USAO
Offensive player of the year: Emma Rice, USAO
Defensive player of the year: Brooklyn Fink, Mid-America Christian; Sarah Hughes, John Brown; Makenna Wood, USAO
Newcomer of the year: Megan Hutto, John Brown
Freshman of the year: Sara Vijfhuizen, USAO
Goalkeeper of the year: Caitlyn Logan, John Brown
Coach of the year: Jimmy Hampton, USAO
 
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Players Mentioned

Keilah Ayum

#10 Keilah Ayum

D
5' 6"
Senior
Rebekah Brantley

#7 Rebekah Brantley

F
5' 2"
Senior
Madi Caputo

#15 Madi Caputo

MF
5' 4"
Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Keilah Ayum

#10 Keilah Ayum

5' 6"
Senior
D
Rebekah Brantley

#7 Rebekah Brantley

5' 2"
Senior
F
Madi Caputo

#15 Madi Caputo

5' 4"
Sophomore
MF