MILWAUKEE – Elaina LaMacchia of the Milwaukee women's soccer team has been named a United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I All-American, announced late yesterday by the organization.
 
LaMacchia was named to the United Soccer Coaches All-American Third Team, becoming the sixth WSOC player to earn the status in program history as well as the first since Sarah Hagen in 2011.

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LaMacchia was named First-Team All-Region earlier this week and was also named First-Team All-Horizon League and the Goalkeeper of the Year after another incredible season.
 
She currently sits first in the nation with her 0.42 goals-against average and second across the NCAA DI level with her .882 save percentage. LaMacchia posted nine solo shutouts this past season – to give her 32 for her career – but also helped the MKE defense combine for six others she started and played the majority. The 16 total clean sheets has led to an NCAA-leading 0.37 GAA as a team.
 
She went 17-2-0 in net this season, improving to 55-7-2 in her MKE career, with a 0.50 GAA and .864 career save percentage to go along with the impressive win-loss record.