After wrapping up arguably the finest season in program history, senior goal keeper Emily Breaux and freshman forward Taylor Bergeron have been named to the Louisiana Sportswriters Association All-Louisiana soccer team, both receiving Honorable Mention nods. 

Breaux, the most decorated player in school history and the ASC's all-time leader in saves (#6 all-time in NCAA history), was named All-Louisiana for the second consecutive season. She is the only player in program history to be named All-Louisiana multiple times by the LSWA. She recently became the only player in schol history to be named 1st Team All-ASC. 

Bergeron, who tied the LC single season goals record of six, also landed on the Honorable Mention team after a breakthrough freshman season. She was also a 3rd Team All-ASC selection. 

Here is the official release from the LSWA:

Louisiana Tech junior forward Emily Brennan and Southeastern Louisiana senior goalkeeper Lacey Bockhaus shared Player of the Year honors to highlight the 2012 Louisiana Sports Writers Association All-Louisiana Collegiate Women's Soccer Teams, which were announced by the LSWA on Saturday.
 
Led by Brennan and Bockhaus, Louisiana Tech and Southeastern each placed a state-high three players on the All-Louisiana first team. LSU placed a pair of players on the first team, which was rounded out by players from Louisiana-Monroe, Nicholls State and LSU-Shreveport.
 
Brennan was one of two Louisiana Tech individual award winners, as head coach Kevin Sherry was named the state's Coach of the Year. Bockhaus was joined on the first team by teammate Kayla Vera, who was selected the Freshman of the Year. Sophomore defender Jackie Strug closed out the individual award winners as the Newcomer of the Year.
 
Brennan, a native of Plano, Texas, shared top honors with Bockhaus after leading the 12-5-4 Techsters in goals with seven. A second-team All-Western Athletic Conference selection, Brennan scored the game-tying goal in Louisiana Tech's 1-1 tie with No. 19 Denver.
 
While Brennan was the state's standout offensive player, Bockhaus solidified herself as one of the best goalkeepers in Southland Conference history. A second team All-Central Region selection, the San Leandro, Calif. native posted a 0.99 goals against average and 10 shutouts on the season, finishing her career as the league's career record holder with 40 shutouts.
 
Vera, a Vancouver, Wash. product, was an immediate impact player for the Lady Lions in her debut season. She led Southeastern with six assists to go with six goals on the way to earning honorable mention All-Southland accolades.
 
Strug was an anchor for the Northwestern State defense, after coming to Natchitoches following her freshman season at Texas Tech. The Plano, Texas native contributed three goals from the back line for NSU.
 
Sherry was honored as the state's top coach after leading his young team to a 12-5-4 record and an 11-match unbeaten streak. Sherry was charged with replacing 17 players from last season's team and replaced the group with 16 freshmen and a sophomore transfer. The team responded with a fourth-place finish in the WAC, setting school records by allowing 15 goals and recording 12 shutouts along the way.
 
Joining Brennan on the first team were teammates Brittany Beddow and Mo Rockwell. Beddow, a freshman from Keller, Texas, finished the year with six goals and four assists, while Rockwell anchored the Louisiana Tech back line on the way to second team All-WAC honors.
 
Rounding out Southeastern's first team contingent was senior forward Maiya Cooper. The Hawthorne, Calif. native led the team in scoring for the fourth straight year with 10 goals, was named third team All-Central Region and became the second player in school history to earn first team All-Southland honors four times.
 
LSU placed two players on the first team in freshman midfielder/defender Jade Kovacevic and sophomore midfielder Alex Arlitt. Kovacevic dished out all six of her assists in Southeastern Conference play, while Arlitt tied for the team lead with four goals.
 
Freshman forwards Karlea Fehr of Louisiana-Monroe and Spencer Valdespino of Nicholls State were their schools' lone representatives on the first team after each scoring five goals and registering five assists. LSU-Shreveport senior forward Brooke Martin rounded out the first team, after finishing her career as the Lady Pilots' all-time leading scorer with 45 goals.
 
Eleven student-athletes received honorable mention recognition. The LSWA All-Louisiana Soccer Teams were selected by the state's sports information directors.
 
2012 LSWA All-Louisiana Women's Soccer Team
 
First Team
Name – School – Cl. – Pos. -- Hometown
Maiya Cooper – Southeastern Louisiana – Sr. – F – Hawthorne, Calif.
Jade Kovacevic – LSU – Fr. – MF/D – Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Emily Brennan – Louisiana Tech – Jr. – F – Plano, Texas
Brittany Beddow – Louisiana Tech – Fr. – MF – Keller, Texas
Karlea Fehr – Louisiana-Monroe – Fr. – F – Lakewood, Colo.
Spencer Valdespino – Nicholls State – Fr. – F – Spring Hill, Fla.
Kayla Vera – Southeastern Louisiana – Fr. – F – Vancouver, Wash.
Alex Arlitt – LSU – So. – MF – Houston, Texas
Mo Rockwell – Louisiana Tech – Sr. – D – Salt Lake City, Utah
Brooke Martin – LSU-Shreveport – Sr. – MF – San Antonio, Texas
Lacey Bockhaus – Southeastern Louisiana – Sr. – GK – San Leandro, Calif.
 
Player of the Year: (tie) Emily Brennan, Louisiana Tech and Lacey Bockhaus, Southeastern Louisiana
Freshman of the Year: Kayla Vera, Southeastern Louisiana
Newcomer of the Year: Jackie Strug, Northwestern State
Coach of the Year: Kevin Sherry, Louisiana Tech

Honorable Mention: Jackie Strug, Northwestern State; Ashlee Savona, Northwestern State; Kerry McWhirter, Southeastern Louisiana; Karly Dagys, Southeastern Louisiana; Taylor Bergeron, Louisiana College; Fernanda Pina, LSU; Mette Rudolfsen, Louisiana Tech; Sarah Lalanne, McNeese State; Brennan Moss, McNeese State; Megan Kinneman, LSU; Emily Breaux, Louisiana College.