(WESTERVILLE, Ohio) – The Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) announced their women's soccer All-OAC teams this morning and the Quakers had a pair of players honored.

For the first time in her Quakers career, fifth year star Jordan Snyder made the First Team. This is the third time in her career she has been named All-Conference, after making the Second Team the last two seasons.

She finished the season with a team high eight goals and 19 points, while tying for second on the team with three assists. Snyder scored in six games this season, including a brace in their season opener vs. Earlham College (September 1st) and their season ender at Muskingum University (October 31st). Her 19 points was fifth in the OAC, eight goals tied for fifth in the conference, and her three assists tied for 10th. She was tied for third in the conference with 62 shots and fourth with 36 shots on goal.

Snyder's 29 career goals ties her for seventh in program history during the NCAA era (1991-Present) of Quakers women's soccer. Her 71 total points ties for 10th in program history during this same era.

Junior defender Lindsey Bauer was named to the Third Team for the Quakers. She has been named All-Conference during all three seasons in a Quakers uniform, twice on the Third Team and once on the Second Team.

Bauer has started every single possible game of her Quakers career, with 58 games in total. She is the unquestioned leader of a solid Quakers back line. As a result of her hard work, she also scored the first goal of her collegiate career in their final game of the season at Muskingum University on October 31st.