EVANSTON, Ill. – Sophomore forward Kennedy Roesch has been named an All-American by United Soccer Coaches, the organization announced on Friday. Roesch becomes the second United Soccer Coaches All-American in program history and first since Lauren Clem earned Third Team honors in 2016.
Roesch's 16 career goals are the most by a Wildcat over a two-year span since Addie Steiner in 2014-15 (17) and most by an NU underclassman since Kelsey Hans in 2004-05 (21).
On Oct. 19 against Purdue, Roesch tallied a pair of goals, marking her first career multi-goal game and becoming the first Wildcat to record a brace since Ella Hase did so on Oct. 15, 2023 against Penn State.
A Fourth Team selection, Kennedy Roesch led all Wildcats and ranked third in the Big Ten in goals (10) and points (23), respectively. The San Diego, Calif., native was a unanimous First Team All-Big Ten and First Team All-North Region honoree, ranking second in the conference with six goals in league play.Kennedy Roesch. ??????-????????????????. ??????
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Roesch's 16 career goals are the most by a Wildcat over a two-year span since Addie Steiner in 2014-15 (17) and most by an NU underclassman since Kelsey Hans in 2004-05 (21).
On Oct. 19 against Purdue, Roesch tallied a pair of goals, marking her first career multi-goal game and becoming the first Wildcat to record a brace since Ella Hase did so on Oct. 15, 2023 against Penn State.