Former Deerfield star gets All-District nod
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Staff Reports
SAVANNAH — Former Deerfield-Windsor standout and 2007 Herald Player of the Year Tracey Mitchell and junior defender Kelli Bahr were named to the ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District III Women’s Soccer first team Sunday for Armstrong Atlantic State University.
As first-team honorees, both Mitchell and Bahr will advance to the national ballot with the opportunity to earn Academic All-America honors.
A health science major who carries a 3.60 GPA, Mitchell earns the All-District honor for the first time in her career. She has been outstanding in goal this season, going 11-2-2 with a career-best 0.75 GAA and 41 saves. A native of Albany, Mitchell is also a PBC All-Academic honoree from a season ago and a three-time PBC Presidential Honor Roll honoree.
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