Dec. 7, 2009

By Brian Davis, Assistant Media Relations Director

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee Lady Vol midfielder Mick Imgram has been selected to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Second Team All-South Region squad for her outstanding efforts during the 2009 campaign.

The nod marks Imgram's first career NSCAA All-Region selection and the third overall region choice she's received during her time at Rocky Top. She was previously tabbed to the Soccer Buzz Third Team All-Central Region squad in 2007 and the Soccer Buzz Central Region All-Freshman Team in 2006.

The Clifton, Va., native and First Team All-Southeastern Conference honoree posted a remarkable 2009 campaign for the Lady Vols. The 5-7 senior finished third in the league in goals scored counting all matches with 12, while her eight tallies guided the way counting SEC contests only. The 12 goals rate Imgram in a tie for third all-time in Tennessee soccer single-season history, deadlocking her with former UT standouts Kylee Rossi (12 goals in 2007), Kim Patrick (2001 & 2002), Rhian Wilkinson (2000) and Laura Lauter (1998).

This past season Imgram also joined the prestigious "20-20 Club" at Tennessee, consisting of just three other Lady Vol players who totaled at least 20 goals and 20 assists during their playing careers. Imgram finished her stay clad in the Orange & White fifth all-time in total points with 70, tied for seventh alongside former Lady Vols Keeley Dowling and Kendyl Michner in career goals with 25 and seventh in career assists with 20.

During her final campaign at Tennessee, Imgram posted career-best streaks for consecutive matches with a goal (three) and for totaling at least one point (six). She also registered a pair of two-goal performances during wins over ETSU (2-0 on Aug. 22nd) and Mississippi State (3-0 on Oct. 9th). For her match-winning efforts in victories over Memphis and Western Carolina, Imgram was honored as the SEC Offensive Player of the Week for Sept. 14th.