TCU Women's Soccer Program Dominates US Soccer Coaches Division I Players to Watch List

Strategic Insights -

The TCU women's soccer program continues to excel, with six representatives tabbed as US Soccer Coaches Division I Players to Watch. Katana Norman and Quinn Cornog were named Division I Defenders to Watch, while Morgan Brown and Sydney Becerra were listed as Midfielders to Watch. Seven Castain and Bella Diorio were tabbed as Forwards to Watch, joining forces to showcase the team's impressive depth and talent.

Key Takeaways:

  • Three positional watch lists included two Frogs, showcasing the team's versatility and talent.
  • Morgan Brown, a rising sophomore, was selected to the All-Big 12 First Team and All-Big 12 Freshman Team in 2024 for her consistent presence on the pitch.
  • Seven Castain earned Fourth Team United Soccer Coaches All-American honors after starting all 23 games and notching 13 goals last season.
  • Bella Diorio, the 2024 Big 12 Forward of the Year, United Soccer Coaches Second Team All-American, and Mac Hermann Trophy semifinalist, put together an impressive sophomore season.
  • Quinn Cornog has secured 54 career caps while at Texas A&M, boasting 3,301 minutes of collegiate playing experience.
  • Katana Norman was previously named to the 2024 United Soccer All-West Region and earned First Team All-WCC honors.
  • Sydney Becerra, a Flower Mound native, spent the past three seasons at Texas A&M, appearing in 60 games for the Aggies, with 3,393 minutes on the pitch and 40 points on 13 goals and 14 assists.

Statistics:

  • 6 representatives from the TCU women's soccer program were tabbed as US Soccer Coaches Division I Players to Watch.
  • 40 points scored by Sydney Becerra over 3 seasons at Texas A&M.
  • 32 points scored by Castain during the 2024 campaign, ranking third most in program history.
  • 54 career caps by Quinn Cornog while at Texas A&M.
  • 4,600 minutes of playing time amassed by Katana Norman in her career.
  • 3,301 minutes of collegiate playing experience by Quinn Cornog.

Sources:

  • The State of Texas
  • TCU women's soccer program
  • US Soccer Coaches
  • The US Soccer Coaches Division I Players to Watch list
  • Texas A&M Aggies