DALLAS, Texas — Alessia Donia,
Louise Featherstone, an
Amelia Jacobs were named to Conference USA's Women's Soccer All-Academic Team, the conference announced on Wednesday morning.
Jax State paces the conference with three honorees on the list.
Alessia Donia played in 15 games for the Gamecocks this season, starting 13, compiling a goal and an assist for three points. She has taken 15 shots, with six on goal, for a SOG percentage of .400. Donia's only goal of the season was a game-winning goal against Jackson State, propelling the Gamecocks to its then third-straight victory. Along with her athletic pursuits, Donia has also succeeded in the classroom, earning a 3.85 GPA.
Louise Featherstone was key player for the Gamecocks in 2025, playing in all 18 games and starting in 11. She was the second-leading scorer on the team with five goals, and had the most assists on the team with three, for the second-highest points this season with 13. Featherstone had two game-winning goals this season, one against Alcorn State and one at Mercer. She earned several academic honors through her career at both Monroe University and Jax State, including Fall 2024 President's List (JSU), 2023-24 NJCAA All-Academic Team First Team, 2023-24 NJCAA Academic All-Region Team, and 2024 CSC Academic-All District (MU). Featherstone boasts a 4.0 GPA.
Amelia Jacobs played a large part in the Gamecocks' attack this season, leading the squad with seven goals scored and total points (15). She boasted a shot on goal percentage of .481 with 13 shots on goal in 27 total shots. She and Featherstone are tied for the most game winners this season with two. Jacobs was named CUSA Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 16, and was also named to Top Drawer Soccer's National Team of the Week after scoring four goals in just two games, including a hat trick in one game. Jacobs started all 18 games for the Gamecocks this season and currently boasts a 3.55 GPA.
2025 CUSA Women's Soccer All-Academic Team
Olivia Bley, Delaware
Constanze Viehmann, Delaware
Alessia Donia, Jax State
Louise Featherstone, Jax State
Amelia Jacobs, Jax State
Alana Nesbit, Kennesaw State
Sydni Whitehead, Kennesaw State
Halle Engle, Liberty
Mary Helen Burford, LA Tech
Emma Brown, MTSU
Abby Hansen, Missouri State
Reilly Heman, Missouri State
Valerie Guha, NM State
Tiana Johnson, Sam Houston
Ashlyn Neireiter, UTEP
Maddie Davis, WKU
Georgia Liapis, WKU
