WICHITA FALLS, Texas - Midwestern State's Hanna Staley garnered Daktronics NCAA Division II Women's Soccer All-America second-team honors as released Wednesday afternoon.

The 2010 Lone Star Conference Defender of the Year played a key role in helping the Mustangs to their first regular season league championship in 13 season as MSU advanced to the NCAA Division II postseason for the first time in program history and a 16-4 record.

Staley, who returned to action in 2010 after missing a season due to injury, started 18 matches at center back and organized a defense that limited the opposition to a 0.75 goals against average including 10 shutouts.

She accounted for her lone goal of the campaign in a 2-1 result over West Texas A&M on Oct. 10, 2010.

Sports information directors from NCAA Division II schools and conferences selected the three Daktronics All America teams. The process begins at the regional level with all first-team all region picks advancing to the national ballot. This is the fifth year Daktronics has sponsored the NCAA Division II Women's Soccer All America and all region teams. A total of 39 student-athletes representing 24 different insitutions filled otu the three teams.

The team is sponsored by Daktronics, Inc., an acknowledged world leader in scoring, timing and programmable display systems for virtually every sport at every level of compeition. The team is voted on by the of NCAA Division II members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), with the online nomination and voting process powered by AthleticSite.com.
  

Daktronics All America
Ron Lenz Player of the Year Shakira Duncan, West  Florida
First Team
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Ht.	Hometown
GK	Deanna Esposito	St. Rose	Sr.	5-7	Sayville, N.Y.
F	Kayla Addison	Grand Valley State	So.	5-6	Southfield, Mich.
F	Shakira Duncan	West Florida	Sr.	5-5	Kingston, Jamaica
F	Emma Karp	Barry	Fr.	5-7	Princeton, N.J.
F	Chloe Roberts	North Alabama	So.	5-5	Plymouth, England
MF	Christina Cuffari	St. Rose	Jr.	5-6	Brick, N.J.
MF	Amanda Deck	St. Rose	Sr.	5-8	Syracuse, N.Y.
MF	Stephanie Lowery	Columbus State	Jr.	5-6	Sandy, Utah
MF	Erin Mruz	Grand Valley State	Jr.	5-6	Gurnee, Ill.
D	Kelly Guerin	St. Rose	Sr.	5-8	Sutton, Mass.
D	Anna Svensson	C.W. Post	Sr.	5-6	Stockholm, Sweden
D	Jenna Wenglinski	Grand Valley State	Sr.	5-9	Portage, Mich.
D	Katie Whiting	St. Rose	Sr.	5-1	Holden, Mass.
Second Team
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Ht.	Hometown
GK	Paula Jackson	California (Pa.)	Jr.	6-0	Kingston, Jamaica
F	Shannon Becker	Wisconsin-Parkside	Jr.	5-7	DePere, Wisc.
F	Karenee Demery	Cal State-Stanislaus	Fr.	5-3	Merced, Calif.
F	Sarah Oswald	West Chester (Pa.)	Sr.	5-5	McCungie, Pa.
F	Amanda Panaro	Franklin Pierce	Jr.	5-0	Rockland, Mass.
MF	Nikki Brown	North Alabama	So.	5-9	Bognor Regis, England
MF	Ashley Holton	Abilene Christian	Jr.	5-5	San Diego, Calif.
MF	Amanda Mason	Northern Kentucky	Jr.	5-4	Cincinnati, Ohio
MF	Katie Walczuk	Bloomsburg (Pa.)	Jr.	5-7	Long Valley, N.J.
D	Melina Barragan	Cal State-Los Angeles	Jr.	5-6	Pomona, Calif.
D	Abby Schuhmann	Bellarmine	Jr.	5-8	Louisville, Ky.
D	Hanna Staley	Midwestern State	So.	5-7	Austin, Texas
D	Meagan Thomas	Rollins	Sr.	5-6	Ponte Vedra, Fla.
Third Team
Pos.	Player	Team	Class	Ht.	Hometown
GK	Rachael Wood	Northern Kentucky	So.	5-10	Cleves, Ohio
F	Ivana Babic	C.W. Post	Sr.	5-6	Heninge, Sweden
F	Andrea Carpenter	Abilene Christian	Fr.	5-4	Amarillo, Texas
F	Bethany Smyda	California (Pa.)	Fr.	5-3	Irwin, Pa.
F	Linda Velaj	Bridgeport	Sr.	5-10	Stamford, Conn.
MF	Kristen Eible	Grand Valley State	Sr.	5-6	DeWitt, Mich.
MF	Becky Fleming	Quincy	Sr.	5-6	St. Louis, Mo.
MF	Shona Franklin	Franklin Pierce	Sr.	5-2	Birmingham, England
MF	Catherine Hauck	Lenoir-Rhyne	Jr.	5-6	Lake Mary, Fla.
D	Lisa Bradley	UC-San Diego	Sr.	5-5	Martinez, Calif.
D	Kayla Klimasko	California (Pa.)	Jr.	5-7	Mississauga, Ontario
D	Tara Malkiewicz	West Chester (Pa.)	Jr.	5-8	Forked River, N.J.
D	Casey Smith	North Georgia	Sr.	5-4	Stockbridge, Ga.