Stull Collects NAIA Second Team All-America Recognition

LEBANON, Tenn.--Cumberland senior midfielder Seika Stull added another national accolade to her decorated career on Tuesday, earning NAIA Second Team All-America honors following an incredible senior campaign.

Stull's All-America recognition comes on the heels of a dominant 2025 campaign in which she was named the Mid-South Conference Player of the Year and served as the driving force behind a Phoenix squad that captured a share of the MSC regular-season title. A steady presence in the center of the pitch, Stull orchestrated Cumberland's attack while setting the tone with her vision, composure, and ability to control the tempo of play.

The Japan native led the Mid-South Conference with 16 assists finishing fourth nationally while adding six goals for a total of 28 points, the fourth-highest total in the league. Stull recorded either a goal or an assist in 13 of Cumberland's 17 matches, consistently creating scoring opportunities and elevating those around her. Her precision on set pieces and in the run of play helped fuel Cumberland's offense.

Cumberland averaged 3.9 goals per match and totaled 67 goals on the season, ranking among the NAIA's top-20 scoring teams.

Stull becomes the 15th NAIA All-American in program history. In 2023, Grace Morris earned Second Team All-American honors and Lindsay Kitson earned Second Team honors in 2012 marking Stull as the third Second Team All-American in school history.

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Players Mentioned

#6 Grace Morris: D; 5' 10"; Senior

#10 Seika Stull: MF; 4' 11"; Senior

Players Mentioned

#6 Grace Morris
: 5' 10"; Senior
: D

#10 Seika Stull
: 4' 11"; Senior
: MF

Players Mentioned

#6 Grace Morris

#10 Seika Stull

Players Mentioned

#6 Grace Morris

#10 Seika Stull