11/4/2026 2:30:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Tatum Ahlemeyer (First Team) and Natalia Carapazza (Second Team) were on the All-ASUN list; Addison Millo and Kinsley Whitecavage were named All-Freshman Team.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Atlantic Sun Conference office announced on Wednesday afternoon that four Lipscomb Women's Soccer student-athletes were listed on the postseason awards.
Two Bisons, Tatum Ahlemeyer and Natalia Carapazza, were listed on the All-ASUN First and Second Teams, respectively. In addition, Addison Millo and Kinsley Whitecavage were named to the All-Freshman Team.
Ahlemeyer, a junior from Birmingham, Alabama, earned First Team honors in 2026 and is a two-time All-Conference performer after garnering Third Team laurels last season.
A key midfielder for the Bisons in 2026, as the team averaged over 6.5 shots on goal per game, second-highest in the ASUN.
Starting in all 17 regular season matches for Lipscomb, Ahlemeyer led the team in goals (5) and points (12). Against Jacksonville, she recorded a goal and an assist in the 2-2 tie with the Dolphins.
Her four game-winning goals are good for 28th-best in Division I.
Additionally, she leads the ASUN in shots on goal per match (1.35) and shot accuracy (62.2%).
Carapazza, a sophomore from Tarpon Springs, Florida, logged over 1,500 minutes on the pitch in 2026, as she has also started in all 17 matches for the Bisons as a defender.
She helped anchor a Lipscomb defense that averaged 1.06 goals per match, good for second in the ASUN and just outside the top 100 in Division I out of 345 teams.
Scoring a goal in her last match at Bellarmine on Oct. 31, it was her first collegiate goal to help the Bisons earn the 1-1 tie over the Knights.
Millo, hailing from Medina, Minnesota, recorded three goals in 11 appearances for the Bisons in her first collegiate season. Her first career brace happened in the Bisons' first matchup with the Knights at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex on Oct. 18.
She also added the game winner the following week against West Florida to help Lipscomb clinch a spot in the ASUN Tournament.
Whitecavage, from Corona, California, assisted on one goal, as she made 14 starts out of her 16 played. Her lone assist came in the Bisons' 2-2 draw with the Dolphins on Sept. 24.
Also announced on Tuesday, four Bisons were honored on the Academic All-ASUN Team: Tatum Ahlemyer, Katie Brightwell, Chloe Illiff and Jaide-Simone Prejean.
Lipscomb (6-4-7) earned the six-seed in the ASUN Tournament and will play three-seed Bellarmine (6-6-5) in the first round on Thursday night from Hodges Stadium in Jacksonville on the campus of the University of North Florida. Kickoff is slated for 6 p.m. CST and will be streamed on ESPN+.
