Kanas City, MO- For just the second time in program history, a UC Women's Soccer player has been named an NAIA All-American for the second time in her career.  Jayden Boelter claimed NAIA All-American Honorable Mention honors, announced by the national office on Wednesday.

In her second year as a Patriot, Boelter played in all 24 games for Cumberlands, while starting in 16 of those games. Boelter played a key role in the UC offense that reached the NAIA Final Site for the second straight year.

On the season, the freshman tallied 18 goals, which is tied for third for single season goals in the Cumberlands Women's Soccer record book. Her 18 goals on the year also ranks in the top-20 across the entire NAIA. Boelter also added four assists to her stat line, giving her 40 points on the season. Her 40 points ranks fourth all-time for single season points.

The Hebron, KY native tallied a total of four multi-goal games this season. She tallied her second career hat trick in UC's 6-0 win over Shawnee State.

Her NAIA All-American honors is joined by her MSC First Team All-Conference honors and well as MSC Player of the week honors.

The Patriots finished the season at the NAIA Final Site with a 16-6-2 record, only the second time in program history the team reached the Final Site. Coach Steve Hamilton has now had nine players earn NAIA All-American honors since he first joined the program back in 2015.

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