KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Junior midfielder Anna Grossheim continued to add to her impressive list of collegiate accomplishments on Thursday afternoon when the Garner native grabbed a spot on the United Soccer Coaches All-America Team, the organization announced.
 
A second team selection to this year's squad, Grossheim becomes just the second student-athlete in program history rake in all-America honors from two different organizations in the same season. Grossheim was crowned with 1^st Team All-America laurels from the Division 2 Conference Commissioners Association on Wednesday.
 
Grossheim is also just the third player in the 22-season history of the program to gain all-America recognition from the United Soccer Coaches (formerly National Soccer Coaches Association of America). Goalkeeper Whitney Beverly and striker Melanie Cobb were both named to the NSCAA All-America Team in 2008.
 
The 2022 Conference Carolinas Offensive Player of the Year was one of six players to start all 22 matches for the Braves this season and paced Conference Carolinas in five offensive statistical categories, while also ranking second in one other. She led the league in shots (113), shots on goal (54) goals (14) and assists (11), and shared the league perch with five game-winning goals, on the way to a career-best 39 points. The junior midfielder scored at least one point (goal or assist) in 12 outings this season, including multi-score efforts against Converse, Emmanuel, Barton and North Greenville. She was named United Soccer Coaches National Player of the Week on October 26 as well.