Denver Summit FC’s Jasmine Aikey Wins MAC Hermann Trophy
Denver Summit FC recruit Jasmine Aikey capped a brilliant Stanford career on Friday by claiming the MAC Hermann Trophy, the most prestigious individual honour in women’s college soccer.
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Aikey becomes the sixth Stanford Cardinal player to win the award, joining a distinguished list of alumni that includes U.S. Women’s National Team stars Andi Sullivan (2017), Kelley O’Hara (2009), Catarina Macario (2018, 2019) and Christen Press (2010).
“I am so happy that Jasmine’s hard work and dedication paid off, as she is one of the most talented and competitive student-athletes I have ever coached,” Stanford head coach Paul Ratcliffe said.
The forward enjoyed a dominant senior season, leading both Stanford and the ACC in goals with 21, while also providing 11 assists.
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Her performances powered the Cardinal to last month’s College Cup Final.
Aikey also made history by becoming just the second student-athlete to win both the MAC Hermann Trophy and the Academic All-America Team Member of the Year award, matching a feat previously achieved only by Canada legend Christine Sinclair.
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The 21-year-old will now turn her attention to the professional ranks, having signed a two-year deal with NWSL expansion side Denver Summit FC.
She is set to report for preseason next month as the club prepares for its inaugural campaign.
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