Towson led the CAA with eight women’s soccer players named to all-conference teams, paced by Sophie Thibeault’s Co-Attacking Player of the Year honor and Meron Koro’s Rookie of the Year award. The Tigers earned the North Division’s No. 1 seed and will host a CAA Tournament quarterfinal Sunday.

By the Numbers
  • 8 Tigers earned All-CAA honors.
  • Towson went 6-2-1 in conference play to win the North Division.
  • Koro recorded 4 goals and 3 assists; Thibeault had a goal contribution in each of Towson’s first 7 CAA games.
  • Kale’a Perry totaled 10 points in CAA play: 3 goals and 4 assists.
Yes, But

The honors reflect a deep, balanced team: every Tiger who started at least 90% of the season’s matches earned All-CAA recognition, as did the team’s seven leaders in minutes played. But Towson’s awards now need to translate into postseason results.

State of Play
  • Towson is the No. 1 seed in the CAA North Division.
  • The Tigers will host the Hofstra–Stony Brook winner at Tiger Field on Sunday, Nov. 8, at 1 p.m.
What's Next

Towson faces the winner of Thursday’s Hofstra–Stony Brook matchup in the CAA Tournament quarterfinal.

Bottom Line

Towson’s conference-leading eight honorees underscore the team’s depth; the next test is turning that recognition and home-field advantage into a tournament win.