Marshall University Athletics
Hugh Named Second-Team All-South Region
5/13/2021 9:40:00 AM | Women's Soccer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Marshall women's soccer freshman midfielder Abi Hugh earned another postseason honor as she was named to the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I All-South Region Second-Team.
The Huntington, W.Va., native was named Conference USA Freshman of the Year, to the C-USA all-freshman team and second-team all-conference at the conclusion of the regular season.
Hugh finished in a tie for first in goals in C-USA with eight, while leading in goals per game at 0.8 during her first collegiate season. Her eight goals are tied for eighth most in a season on program history.
Hugh tallied a hat trick against West Virginia Tech (Mar. 28), scored a pair goals in her collegiate debut at East Tennessee State (Feb. 13), recorded two goals at Appalachian State (Mar. 13) and found the back of the night in the regular-finale against Middle Tennessee (Apr. 9).
The Huntington native finished the season with 16 points, finishing atop the C-USA leaderboard.
Her 18 shots on goal were good for eighth most in the conference, while her 23 total shots put her in 12th among all C-USA women's soccer student-athletes.
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The Huntington, W.Va., native was named Conference USA Freshman of the Year, to the C-USA all-freshman team and second-team all-conference at the conclusion of the regular season.
Hugh finished in a tie for first in goals in C-USA with eight, while leading in goals per game at 0.8 during her first collegiate season. Her eight goals are tied for eighth most in a season on program history.
Hugh tallied a hat trick against West Virginia Tech (Mar. 28), scored a pair goals in her collegiate debut at East Tennessee State (Feb. 13), recorded two goals at Appalachian State (Mar. 13) and found the back of the night in the regular-finale against Middle Tennessee (Apr. 9).
The Huntington native finished the season with 16 points, finishing atop the C-USA leaderboard.
Her 18 shots on goal were good for eighth most in the conference, while her 23 total shots put her in 12th among all C-USA women's soccer student-athletes.
For all the latest information about Marshall women's soccer, follow @HerdWSoccer on Twitter and Instagram.
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