Penn State women's soccer had three student-athletes named as College Sports Communicators Academic All-Americans. Senior midfielder Cori Dyke and senior defender Kate Wiesner secured Second Team distinction, while graduate goalkeeper Katherine Asman landed Third Team honors. The team set a program record for the most Academic All-Americans in a single season, with Dyke playing a pivotal role in the team's success.

Why It Matters

The recognition as Academic All-Americans highlights the student-athletes' exceptional performance both on and off the field, showcasing a commitment to excellence in academics and athletics.

By the Numbers
  • The Nittany Lions placed five student-athletes on the Academic All-District Team earlier this year.
  • Penn State was one of 25 institutions to have a student-athlete selected as an Academic All-American and was one of just five schools in Division I to book multiple honors.
  • The team finished with the second-most selections in the 2023 season, trailing Stanford's four honorees.
State of Play
  • Dyke was instrumental in Penn State's climb through the national rankings and led the team to the national quarterfinals.
  • Wiesner scored two goals and added five assists during the 2023 season, displaying excellence both on and off the field.
  • Asman demonstrated exceptional performance as a goalkeeper, leading the Big Ten Conference in goals-against average and save percentage.
What's Next

The Academic All-America honor sets a high standard for the team and future student-athletes, contributing to the program's legacy of excellence.

Bottom Line

The recognition as Academic All-Americans reflects the dedication and success of Penn State women's soccer in fostering both academic and athletic achievement among its student-athletes.