Women's College Soccer

"We have been working for a long time on this group, and we're excited this day has come and that they're officially SMU Mustangs," said head coach Brent Erwin.

Among the five signees is Tyler native Shelby Miller, a midfielder from All Saints Episcopal High School.

Starting as early as 7 a.m. North Texas universities will announce their 2009-2010 football, soccer, track and field, and cross country recruiting classes.

Tara Allen comes to the Rams from Keller High School.

Goalkeeper Ashley Gunter turned in a sterling performance at Westcott Field.

The Mean Green now stands at 4-1 for the spring season.

Lateah Lucero will also play softball for the Rams this spring.

The Mean Green added one of its largest classes in recent memory.

Two of the signees, Lindsay Holmes and Alex Mechalske, hail from the Metroplex.

Among the signees were Dylan Jordan, a player with National Team experience and Kaitlyn Eidson, a central midfielder on the Region 3 Olympic Development Team player.

Reedy was the University of Dallas men’s soccer team assistant coach from the summer of 2005 until December 2007.

Jena Lind was one of 16 student athletes who won the award given through the "Scholar-Baller Program."

Angie Nickens closed out her playing career in the fall and is currently a graduate student at TCU.

In addition to the honor from Soccer Buzz, Janaye Woods was also named to the SBC first-team all-conference this season.

Jackie Torda, a freshman from Colleyville, was TCU's team leader in goals with nine and points with 21.

Brittany O'Brien named to NAIA All-Region VI team to go along with her first-team All-Red River Athletic Conference honor.

Dan Abdalla has taken the Horned Frogs to the postseason in two of his three years at the helm.

5' 11 defender Kacee Harris of Garland will join the Lady Rams next year.

Mustangs outshot Creighton 17-16, but are shut out 3-0.

All four players hail from the state of Texas.