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Women's At-Large All American of the Year Women’s At-Large All American of the Year Year University Division College Division 1988-89 Jacque Struckhoff – Kansas State Marcy Erickson – St. Benedict 1989-90 Vicki Huber – Villanova Marcy Erickson – St. Benedict 1990-91 Gea Johnson – Arizona State Kathy Cottingham – Drew 1991-92 Sandra Birch – Stanford Peggy Fortune – Baldwin-Wallace 1992-93 Signail Kassutto – California Rebecca Galassini – Grand Canyon 1993-94 Nnenna Lynch – Villanova Christie Allen – Pittsburg State 1994-95 Margo Evanshevski – Oregon State Carla Ainsworth – Kenyon 1995-96 Cheril Santini – Southern Methodist Carla Ainsworth – Kenyon 1996-97 F/W Joy Taylor – Nebraska Jennifer Cortese – Trenton State 1996-97 S Nicola Martial – Nebraska Michele Mohlman – Goucher Katy Swords – Southern Methodist 1997-98 F/W Jennifer Renola – Notre Dame Kristin Oglethorpe – Denison 1997-98 S Janet Blomstedt – Nebraska Amy Bippert – Angelo State 1998-99 F/W Kathy Pesek – Tennessee Sharon Sanborn – Case Western Res. 1998-99 S Katie Oliendick – Virginia tech Rebecca Tucker – SUNY Brockport 1999-00 F/W Erin Baxter – Florida Paulina Miettinen – Franklin Pierce 1999-00 S Dora Djilianova – Fresno State Deandra Doubrava – Emporia State 2000-01 F/W Sally Northcroft – Ball State Katie Gardinier – Westmont 2000-01 S Jen Adams – Maryland Kate L’Armand – Widener 2001-02 F/W Kim Black – Georgia Andrea Pawliczek – Emory 2001-02 S Andrea Neary Dutoit – Arizona Brooke Andrews – Ithaca 2002-03 Theresa Kulikowski – Utah Jenna Calomeris Wingate 2003-04 Theresa Kulikowski – Utah Ashley Rowatt – Kenyon 2004-05 Stephanie Kite – Alabama Colleen Barber – Skidmore 2005-06 Courtney Koester – Northwestern Sarah Dance – Truman State 2006-07 Sara Bauer – Wisconsin Tammy Leane – West Chester 2007-08 Sara Bauer – Wisconsin Jamie Wolf – Clarion 2008-09 Hilary Bowen - Northwestern Kristen Hohl - Denison 2009-10 Justine Schluntz – Arizona Chelsea Hoff – Wisconsin La Crosse 2010-11 Kayla Hoffman – Alabama Marianne Andersson – Florida Southern NCAA Division I NCAA Division II NCAA Division III College Division 2011-12 Brooke Pancake, Alabama Catherine Leix, Wayne State Celena Dopart, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Hayley Wickenheiser, Calgary 2012-13 Elizabeth Beisel – Florida Julie Widmann – Ashland Teal Gove – Plattsburgh State Ashlan Allison – Olivet Nazarene .
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