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Delta College women’s soccer team heads to nationals 

Eric Ramseyer

 
The Delta College women’s soccer team completed another undefeated season becoming 2024 Midwest District Champions with a 4-0 win over Owens Community College. This victory secured their eighth consecutive trip to the national championship tournament.


Delta wins!

Team at championship

 
Delta College earns 2024 NJCAA Soccer Division III National title winning against Mohawk Valley with a final score of 3-0.

Isabella Workman scored the first goal of the game with the assist from Peyton Pratt. Kendall Jackson scored the second goal and Anna Sabo closed it out with a penalty kick goal solidifying their undefeated season.

The road to redemption

The Delta College Women’s Soccer Team’s 2024 season was nothing short of incredible. After an undefeated 15-0 regular season, they entered the NJCAA Division III National Tournament with one goal—redemption. It had been four years since their last national title, and the sting of finishing as runners-up in 2023 was still fresh. But this team was determined to make history.

A hard-fought victory

The Pioneers’ dominance in the tournament—6-0, 8-0 and 3-0 victories—was a testament to their commitment, teamwork and perseverance. Their flawless 15-0 record during the regular season and impressive 88-4 score differential proved they were more than deserving of the championship title.

Coaching heroes

Damon Amey and Elizabeth GreenThe Delta College women’s soccer team coaching staff earned national recognition after receiving the 2024 National Coach and Staff of the Year for Junior College Division III. Their leadership goes beyond strategy, building a culture centered on resilience and unity.

Head Coach Damon Amey
Two-time NJCAA Coach of the Tournament
2024 NJCAA Region 12 Coaching Staff of the Year

Associate Head Coach Elizabeth Green
2024 NJCAA Region 12 Coaching Staff of the Year

The team

The 2024 team was full of talent and spirit outscoring their opponents 17-0, allowing only one shot on goal across the tournament’s three games. Team captains Grace Sczepanski, Kendall Jackson and Reagan King played crucial roles in keeping the team’s energy high, even when challenges arose. “Next play, best play,” they’d chant, ensuring no one’s head was down after a mistake.

Coach Amey said, "This team is something special. They embody everything that we stand for. It’s not just about the wins; it's about the journey we’ve been on together."

The standouts

Isabella WorkmanForward Isabella Workman
Team’s top scorer with 16 season goals; Most Valuable Player of the 2024 tournament; 2024 Junior College Women’s division III All-American Team; MCCAA All-Freshman Team; 2024 All-Region Team

 

 

Kendall JacksonMidfielder & Co-captain Kendall Jackson
2024 Junior College Women’s division III All-American Team; First Team All-MCCAA; 2023-24 NJCAA All-Academic Second Team; 2024 All-Region Team

 

 

Anna SaboMidfielder Anna Sabo
Most Valuable Defensive Player of the 2024 tournament; Second Team All-MCCAA; 2024 All-Region Team

 

 

Looking ahead

For the players and coaches, this championship will forever be a reminder of what can be achieved through determination, teamwork and strong leadership. As the Delta College women’s soccer team look toward the future, it’s clear they’re building a legacy—and they’re just getting started.