Five Student-Athletes Earn Academic All-District Nods

GREENWOOD, Ind. -- Five women's soccer student-athletes have been named to the CSC Academic All-District team, as announced by the organization on Tuesday.

To qualify, student-athletes have competed in at least 90% of the team's total games played OR have started at least 66% of the team's total games played. On the academic side, an undergraduate student-athlete must have at least a 3.50 cumulative grade point average.

Kate Ryan, a quantitative social sciences major, appeared in 18 games of her junior season. She scored her first collegiate goal during Dartmouth's conference opener against Harvard in Cambridge, Mass. With the score from Ryan, the Big Green took their first road victory against Harvard since 2005, as well as their first win against the Crimson since 2018.

Ellie Davidson, a senior government major, acted as a dominant force in Dartmouth's top defense that outscored its season opponents 30-9 and held them to 128 shots overall. Notably, Davidson was a key defender in Dartmouth's game against Yale, holding the Bulldogs to only six shots in 90 minutes of play.

Hailey Rorick, a senior economics major, earned her first career Second Team All-Ivy honor and second Academic All-Ivy nod after a season where she started all 19 games. Most notably, Rorick scored the first goal of her senior season against Yale, allowing Dartmouth to clinch its first Ivy League Tournament appearance.

Mary Lundregan, a senior sociology major, appeared in all 19 games this season, making 18 starts. Lundregan had three assists this season, including two in Dartmouth's home opener against Merrimack.

Sophomore Lourdes Lauterborn played a major role in Dartmouth's Ivy League Tournament semifinal game against Columbia, assisting on Stephanie Lathrop's goal. She has had an outstanding season as well, playing in 16 games and scoring three goals. Lauterborn was named to the All-Tournament team following her performance in the Ivy League Tournament.

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