December 12, 2025
Muncie, Perry, and Steiniger Named NCCAA Second-Team All-Americans
GREENVILLE, SC.--- The National Christian College Athletics Association (NCCAA) announced on Thursday morning Asbury women's soccer biology major Hannah Muncie, exercise science major Maggie Perry, and a sport management major Peyton Steiniger as Second Team All-Americans.
Muncie, a senior forward from Lexington, Ky., earned her second consecutive All-American honor after finishing her career with 29 goals in four seasons. The team captain recorded a career-best 13 goals, leading the team and finishing second in the Collegiate Conference of the South (CCS). Muncie tallied four game-winning goals, two assists, and 42 shots on goal across 24 matches played with 23 starts. She posted multiple goals in five matches this season.
Perry, a junior defender from Lexington, Ky., helped lead the Eagles defense with 24 starts and a team-high with 2,101 minutes played. The team captain also led AU to nine clean sheets, also contributing offensively with four goals and one assist for nine points.
Steiniger, a sophomore goalkeeper from Middletown, Oh., anchored AU's defense with nine clean sheets, and a career-high 128 saves. The goalkeeper made a season-best 18 saves in the CCS semifinals against Maryville. Steiniger finished the year with an impressive .810 save percentage, ranking fourth in the NCCAA and first in the CCS.
View the full story from the NCCAA here.
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