University of Maine Women's Soccer

Atherley, ranking second in the league in goals allowed (1.11), goals against average (1.07) and shutouts (7). In addition to Leon-Palmer and Dube-Trempe earning major awards in 2014, the duo was joined by Charlene Achille on the America East First Team. Joanie L'Abbe was named to the America East Second Team, while Kendra Ridley was an All-Rookie selection. Eve and Joanie L'Abbe were each named to the America East All-Academic squad.  In 2013, Maine was the second seed in the America East Tournament as the team finished with a mark of 9-5-5. Maine finished in a 1-1 draw against Stony Brook in the America East semifinals, but the Seawolves advanced to the championship game via penalty kicks. Maggie Malone was named the America East Defender of the Year and earned a spot on the 2013 NSCAA All-Region Team. He also coached senior Lisa Bijman who was named to the America East First Team, the America East Women's Soccer Scholar-Athlete of the Year and one of three finalists for America East Woman of the Year. 

Liis Emajoe, who is in her ninth year on staff, joined the Black Bears' Women's Soccer staff after playing for the team for three years. Liis played a total of 36 games in her career for Maine, accumulating two goals in the 2012 season, both came in Maine wins. She served as a captain her senior season in 2014 and she was also named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner and a member of the America East Commissioners Academic Honor Roll in 2013.  During undergraduate study at UMaine, Liis studied kinesiology and exercise science with aspirations to someday be a coach.  Prior to UMaine, Liis played for the Estonian Senior Women's National Team, where she made 27 full national team appearances. She also started and played 90 minutes in eight consecutive World Cup qualifying matches from 10/28/2009 - 8/22/2010. She was named Estonian Female U-21 Footballer of the Year in 2010. Apart from that, she also scored 32 goals in two seasons for club team FC Flora.