Alabama Soccer has Five Players Selected to All-Region Team

Alabama soccer (23-2-1) is one of the final four teams remaining in women's college soccer. The season has been chock full of record setters. Five Crimson Tide players have been named to the United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region Team: Felicia Knox, Riley Mattingly Parker, Reyna Reyes, Riley Tanner, and McKinley Crone.

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Junior midfielder Felicia Knox leads the team in assists with 20. This assist total is double the previous single-season school record (10). In addition she has scored seven goals for the Crimson Tide and her 34 points is good for 11th in the nation. She has netted two goals and four assists so far in tournament play and was named the SEC Midfielder of the Year.

Parker has been a ferocious forward for the Crimson Tide. Her 17 goals, 41 points and seven game-winning goals are all single-season program records. She ranks sixth nationally in both goals and points. She was named SEC Forward of the Year.

Senior defender Reyna Reyes has helped the Crimson Tide shutout a program best 12 teams. Do not let her title fool you. Reyes is tied for third on Alabama's team in goals scored with eight. She has also played the third most minutes on the team trailing only defender Sasha Pickard and goalkeeper McKinley Crone. She was named the SEC Defender of the Year. She scored the game-winning goal to send Alabama to the College Cup.

Senior forward Riley Tanner has eight goals and five assists for the Crimson Tide. She has been a starter in 25 of the Tide's 26 games. Four of her five assists have resulted in game-winning goals. Her goal against Auburn in the final regular season game ensured that Alabama would finish the SEC regular season undefeated (10-0) for the first time in school history.

Goalkeeper McKinley Crone has set the Alabama record for most goalkeeper wins in a season with 23 so far. She also has a school record 10 solo shutouts. She holds a goals against average of 0.67 which is the second highest mark in program history. She has made 73 saves this season.

The Crimson Tide is two wins away from becoming College Cup Champions. They will take on UCLA in the semifinals on Friday at 7:30 CT in Cary, North Carolina.