Six Penn Quakers women’s soccer players earn CSC Academic All-District honors

Annabel Austen, Senior goalkeeper - Penn Quakers Women%27s Soccer
Annabel Austen, Senior goalkeeper - Penn Quakers Women%27s Soccer
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Six members of the Penn Quakers women’s soccer team have been named to the College Sport Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District list. The announcement was made on Tuesday, recognizing student-athletes who have demonstrated excellence both academically and athletically.

The honorees include seniors Annabel Austen, Clare Robke, and Mallory Lucas, as well as juniors Abbey Cook, Magali Capdevila, and Avery Chapel.

Goaltender Annabel Austen added this academic recognition to her achievements for 2025. She reached career highs in several categories: goals against per match (1.17), save percentage (.814), saves per match (4.75), and wins (3). Austen was also named First Team All-Ivy for the second year in a row.

Forward Clare Robke played a significant role throughout the season, logging 1,314 minutes—the second highest on the team—and contributing to four shutouts.

Mallory Lucas appeared in all 15 matches and started in 10. She ranked second on the team with 22 shots and finished third in points with four.

Abbey Cook also received All-District honors alongside previous recognitions such as First Team All-Ivy and Academic All-Ivy. Cook set career highs with six goals, 13 points, and 13 shots on goal.

Magali Capdevila recorded personal bests with three assists and five points this season. She contributed 16 shots for the third consecutive year, including four on target.

Midfielder Avery Chapel played in 14 matches with 13 starts. She scored two goals this season, including a game-winner against top-seeded Harvard late in the year, finishing with a career-best five points.



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