UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-REGION TEAMS | GULLS' ALL-REGION HISTORY
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Three members of the Endicott women's soccer team have been named to the United Soccer Coaches All-Region II teams, as announced by the organization on Tuesday afternoon.
Senior defender Carly Matthews (Suffield, Conn.) and sophomore midfielder Callie Neils (Brentwood, N.H.) garnered All-Region II Second Team honors, while senior forward Grace Jewett (Millis, Mass.) was named to the Third Team.
SECOND TEAM ALL-REGION
CARLY MATTHEWS | SR. | D | SUFFIELD, Conn.
Endicott's senior captain and defender started in all 20 games for the Gulls this season.
Her efforts as the team's stopper guided the Gulls to the second-ranked defense in the Conference of New England (CNE) (0.85 goals allowed per game; 17 goals allowed total).
Additionally, she proved herself to be a model of consistency on the backline, having played the full 90 minutes in all but one game for the Blue and Green this year (Wentworth, 10/5/24, 3-0 W, 86 minutes played).
The Second Team appearance marks Matthews' first career All-Region II team honors.
SECOND TEAM ALL-REGION
CALLIE NEILS | SO. | M | BRENTWOOD, N.H.
Always having an impact on Endicott's steady midfield play, Neils is now a two-time United Soccer Coaches All-Region honoree (2023 All-Region II First Team).
She was a vital component of both the Gulls' offense and defense, constantly making the right decision with her passing and hard-nosed play. This season, she patrolled the midfield in each of Endicott's 20 games, starting each of which.
As a defensive-midfielder, she had a knack for thwarting the opposition's attack and regaining possession for the Gulls all season long.
Offensively, she posted career-high numbers of 24 attempted shots and 12 shots on net in her sophomore season.
Her precision and physicality brought fifth-seeded Endicott back to the CNE Semifinal round for the ninth consecutive season.
THIRD TEAM ALL-REGION
GRACE JEWETT | SR. | F | MILLIS, Mass.
The Gulls' senior forward had another stellar season following last year's All-Region II Second Team honors.
She claims her second career All-Region selection after a season in which she led the team in scoring (four goals), ranked second in points (10), and tied for third in assists (two).
Over her career-high 20 starts, she posted 29 shots, 17 shots on goal, and a .586 shot on goal percentage.
Her All-Region worthy season was highlighted by her brace against Wentworth on October 5 (3-0 W) and her three-point performance (goal, assist) at Curry on September 27 (3-1 W).
Additionally, her 10 goals scored over the course of the past two seasons are tied for most among all Gulls scorers.
YEAR IN REVIEW
Endicott posted a 10-6-4 overall record and secured the fifth seed in the CNE Tournament. The Gulls won their first round matchup at WNE, 2-0, but fell to Hartford in the CNE Semifinals on November 5, consequently ending their season.
The 10-win season was the fourth multi-digit win performance in the past five seasons for the Blue and Green. For the latest on Endicott Athletics, follow the Gulls on social media on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
(Photo Credit - David Le '10)
