Three Runnin' Bulldogs Named To 2014 NCCSIA University Division All-State Team
November 24, 2014 | Women's Soccer
High Point, N.C.- Gardner-Webb University women's soccer players Krista Chauvin, Addison Abee, and Shelby Hooe were named to the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) Women's Soccer University Division All-State Team, announced the NCCSIA on Monday, November 24.
Hooe was named to the NCCSIA All-State First-Team, while both Chauvin and Abee were named to the Second Team.
Chauvin played in 18 games this season making 16 starts, where she compiled a 7-8-2 record. A graduate student and transfer from UMass-Dartmouth, Chauvin put together an impressive season for the Runnin' Bulldogs ranking second in the conference in total saves, and was third in both saves per game (6.70) and shutouts (4). In just her one season with the GWU women's soccer program, Chauvin earned Second Team All-Conference honors, and ranks seventh in the Gardner-Webb record books for shutouts in a season and is ninth for lowest goals against average. Chauvin ends her four-year playing career after having the distinguished honor of playing at all three NCAA levels (I, II, III).
Hooe had her best offensive season for the Runnin' Bulldogs setting career-highs in virtually every offensive category; goals (8), points (20), shots (45), shots on goal (26) and tied her career-highs with four assists and two-game winners. The junior forward, earned First Team All-Conference honors for her performance on the field, and also was named the Big South Conference Women's Soccer Scholar Athlete of the year. Hooe is the first student-athlete from GWU to win the award, as she sports a 3.91 and is majoring in chemistry.
Abee was one of four players for the Runnin' Bulldogs to play and start in all 18 games this season, and for her career started in all but one game. Abee helped to anchor a defensive core for Gardner-Webb this season, that posted a 1.41 GAA, which ranked sixth in the Big South and was the lowest in a season since 2010.
Gardner-Webb posted an 8-10-2 record for the season and earned the no. 5 seed in the Conference Tournament for the first time since 2011.
