Hill College Women's Soccer
Head Coach Paul Davenport
Davenport begins his 13th season as the Head Coach of the Hill College Men's and Women's Soccer programs.
Since joining the Hill College Soccer program, Davenport has established Hill Soccer as a regional and nationally respected program. Hill Soccer has achieved the following during Davenport’s time: 13 combined Region V titles, 3 District titles, and 6 trips to the NJCAA National Championship tournament.
Men’s
- First winning season (2013)
- Men’s Region V title (2014, 2015, 2016, 2019)
- Men’s Plains District title (2014, 2015)
- Men’s first National Championships appearance - finished 5th (2014)
- National Championship appearance - finished 5th (2015)
- National Championship appearance - finished 11th (2016)
- Men’s National ranking 10th (2015)
- National ranking 10th (2015)
- Men’s first National Player of the Week (2014)
- Men’s first All-American (2015) All-American (2019)
- Best record in school history 16-3-1 (2015)
- Most goals scored, 70 (2015)
- Longest win streak in school history, 14 (2015)
- Most consecutive winning seasons in school history 7 (2013-2019)
- Men’s Region Player of the Year (2014, 2015,2016, 2019)
- Men’s Region V Tournament MVP (2014, 2015, 2016, 2019)
- Hill College Men were 1 of only 3 schools in the nation to have qualified for 3 consecutive NJCAA National Championship Tournaments between (2014-2016).
Women’s
- Most goals scored in school history, 95 (2012)
- #1 GAA in the nation with fewest goals against in school history, 5 (2017)
- Most wins in a season, 15 (2019)
- Women's Region V title (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
- First District Title (2019)
- Qualified for the first-ever NJCAA National Championship Tournament, finishing 5th (2019, 2021, 2022)
- Beat most nationally ranked teams (3) (2019)
- Women’s first National Player of the Week (2014)
- Girls best record in school history, 14-0-1 (2017)
- 3rd longest winning streak in the nation 14 wins (2017)
- Most consecutive winning seasons in school history, 12 (2012-22)
- Women nationally ranked in top 20 (2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
- Women’s Region Player of the year (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
- Women’s Region Tournament MVP (2015, 2016,2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
- Women’s NJCAA All-American 7 (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
- Undefeated record in all Region V play (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
Davenport has been named the Plains District Coach of the Year in 2014 and 2015 and Region V Coach of the Year in 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022. He was the only coach in the nation to manage both men's and women’s soccer programs to Regional Championships in 2014. Coach Davenport has also achieved 100+ wins during his time at Hill College including wins over #2 Illinois Central (2014), #4 Pima (2015), #4 Lewis & Clark (2019), #9 Rose State (2021), #11 Laramie (2022) at the National Championship Tournament. Hill Soccer has scored a total of 600 goals since Davenport has taken over. Davenport has been able to successfully move on men and women to all levels in collegiate soccer including NCAA D1, D2, D3, and NAIA D1 in the last 4 years to continue their college educations, with more than half receiving soccer scholarships to play.
Davenport’s collegiate coaching experience began at Texas Christian University where he served as Director of Operations for the women’s soccer team from 2008-2010. In 2011, he was named assistant coach at TCU before taking the job at Hill College. He was able to learn under Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year, Dan Abdalla.
Originally from Irving, Texas, Davenport attended Texas A&M-Commerce University where he was on the football team for a year before becoming a volunteer assistant with the women’s soccer program. He received his bachelor’s degree in Sports Administration and later received his master’s degree in Education Administration from TCU. Along the way, he also coached at Nolan Catholic High School helping the boy’s team begin their run at multiple state titles under Head Coach Adam Clementson.
# | Name | Class | Position | Hometown | |
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1 | ![]() |
Shawna Morrow | FR | GK | Stephenville, TX |
2 | ![]() |
Libbie Mayfield | FR | D | Burleson, TX |
3 | ![]() |
Jessel Gonzalez | SO | D | Duncanville, TX |
4 | ![]() |
Liliana Meijia | SO | D | Mesquite, TX |
5 | ![]() |
Daeja Armstrong | SO | D | Colleyville, TX |
6 | ![]() |
Isabel Duenez | SO | M | San Marcos, TX |
7 | ![]() |
Kiara Wright | FR | F | North Richland Hills, TX |
8 | ![]() |
Ella Brown | SO | D | Klein, TX |
9 | ![]() |
Jami Anderson | SO | F | Austin, TX |
10 | ![]() |
Nathalia Herreros | SO | F | Hutto, TX |
11 | ![]() |
Davia Richards | FR | F | Kingston, Jamaica |
12 | ![]() |
Cali Triggs | FR | M | Mansfield, TX |
13 | ![]() |
Marisol Fraga | SO | M | Bridgeport, TX |
14 | ![]() |
Gaia Chies | FR | M | Venice, Italy |
15 | ![]() |
Sarah Tate | SO | M | Burleson, TX |
16 | ![]() |
Jarelly Pacheco | SO | M | Lake Worth, TX |
17 | ![]() |
Daisy Altamirano | FR | F | Duncanville, TX |
18 | ![]() |
Tianna Jones | SO | M | Hutto, TX |
19 | ![]() |
Christina Salmon | SO | F | Kingston, Jamaica |
20 | ![]() |
Raegan Dash | SO | M | Benbrook, TX |
21 | ![]() |
Elanna Yates | SO | M | Joshua, TX |
28 | ![]() |
Zoe Ellis | SO | GK | Pflugerville, TX |
*** PLEASE NOTE: THE NJCAA SCHEDULE IS IN EASTERN STANDARD TIME.***
NJCAA Schedule 2022 - 2023
Record: 15-3 overall; 7-0 conference
NJCAA National Tournament Qualifier (#2 Seed)
NJCAA South District Runner Ups
NJCAA Region V Champions (9th straight year)
1st Team All-American: Christina Salmon
Honorable Mention All-American: Liliana Meijia
NJCAA National Player of the Week: Zoe Ellis
All-Tournament - MVP: Jami Anderson
All-Tournament: Liliana Meijia, Daisy Altamirano, Ella Brown, Libbie Mayfield, and Christina Salmon
All-Conference/Region - Coach of the Year: Paul Davenport
All-Conference/Region - CO Player of the Year: Christina Salmon and Jami Anderson
All-Conference/Region: Liliana Meijia, Sarah Tate, Cali Triggs, and Ella Brown
Honorable Mention All-Conference/Region: Libbie Mayfield, Davia Richards, Daisy Altamirano, and Reagan Dash
United Soccer Coaches
All-South Region: Jami Anderson and Christina Salmon
All-American: Christina Salmon
2021
Player | College | Program |
Fernanda Pena | William Carey University | Soccer |
Juliana Gomez | University of Mobile | Soccer |
Alondra Rangel | University of Texas-Arlington | Nursing |
Isabel Solis | Texas A&M International University | Soccer |
Kearcie Ahovelo | Missouri Valley College | Soccer |
Madelyn Byrd | East Central University | Soccer |
Mackenzie Miller | Southern Methodist University | Business |
2020
Player | College | Program |
Evan Melton | Texas Southern University | Soccer |
Risa Yamada | University of California - Davis | Soccer |
Jordan Edwards | University of Texas - Permian Basin | Soccer |
Sara Mubanga | Midwestern State University | Soccer |
Haylie Beard | University of North Texas | Nursing |
2019
Player | College | Program |
Elli McCabe | Central Methodist University | Soccer |
Damaris Cruz | West Texas A&M University | Soccer |
Emilee Clark | Rodgers State University | Soccer |
Paxstyn Spaulding | University of West Florida | Soccer |
Dariana Recarte | Alderson Broaddus University | Soccer |
Chayce Walker | Alderson Broaddus University | Soccer |
Hannah Moran | University of St. Mary | Soccer |
Destiny Keeble | Alderson Broaddus University | Soccer |
Michaela Doyle | East Texas Baptist University | Soccer |
Bayleigh Howard | Austin College | Soccer |
Veaney Cazares | Howard Payne University | Soccer |
2018
Player | College | Program |
Olivia Rees | Uni. of Texas-Permian Basin | Soccer |
Mirna Villalobos | Huston-Tillotson University | Soccer |
Tristan Escamilia | Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Uni. | Business |
Victoria Tucker | University of Texas-Arlington | Nursing |
Gaby Saldana | Midwestern State University | Business |
Katherine Reid | University of Texas | Biology |
2017
Player | College | Program |
Renaisha Mitchell | Alabama A&M University | Soccer |
Julia Tucker | University of the Southwest | Soccer |
Aubrey Parent | Texas State University | Business |
Jeanette Guia | University of Texas Arlington | Business |
Mia Scott | Uni. of Texas Permian Basin | Soccer |
2016
Player | College | Program |
Audrey Sierra-Bogan | Wayland Baptist University | Soccer |
Alex Thompson | Howard Payne University | Soccer |
Brooke Gibbs | Howard Payne University | Soccer |
Bailey Holybee | Texas Wesleyan University | Soccer |
Cheyanne Moore | Texas Wesleyan University | Soccer |
Haley Baltrhop | St. Gregory's University | Soccer |
Bailey Holybee | Texas Wesleyan University | Soccer |
2015
Player | College | Program |
Kendall Harris | SW Oklahoma State Uni. | Soccer |
Drea Molina | Texas Wesleyan University | Soccer |
Mattie Morris | Texas Wesleyan University | Soccer |
Rayvn Gilbert | Prairie View A&M University | Soccer |
Jasmine Guerra | Rogers State University | Soccer |
Jo Noble | Rogers State University | Soccer |
Amy Joya | Texas A&M International Uni. | Soccer |
Savannah Melton | Rogers State University | Soccer |
Liz Campos | Paul Quinn College | Soccer |
Leslie Torres | Paul Quinn College | Soccer |
2014
Player | College | Program |
Kallie Moores | Texas College | Soccer |
Conner Harwood | Centenary College | Soccer |
2013
Player | College | Program |
Heather Baird | University of Texas-Tyler | Soccer |
Kelly Van Heule | University of Texas-Tyler | Soccer |
Maegan Godfrey | West Texas A&M University | Nursing |
Dani Garcia | Texas Woman's University | Soccer |
Lindsey Sepich | University of Texas-Arlington | Marketing |
Sabra Holubec | Midwestern State University | Biology |
Doneylle Prince | Texas A&M Commerce Uni. | Nursing |
Ariel Marroquin | University of Texas- Arlington | Nursing |
2012
Player | College | Program |
Lauren Sander | McMurray University | Soccer |
Ashley White | McMurry University | Soccer |
Liz Gutierrez | Baylor University | Nursing |
Traci Cooper | Baylor University | Speech Pathology |
Jessica Martin | Oklahoma Wesleyan Uni. | Soccer |
Ciara Smith | Oklahoma Wesleyan Uni. | Soccer |
Courtney English | Northwood University | Soccer |
Clara Martin | Northwood University | Soccer |
Jessica Gomez | Northwood University | Soccer |
Jennecia Walker | Northwood University | Soccer |
Region V Champions 2021, Nationals 5th place 2021
Region V Champions 2020
Region V Champions 2019, District Champions 2019, Nationals 5th place 2019
Region V Champions 2018
Region V Champions 2017
Region V Champions 2016
Region V Champions 2015
Region V Champions 2014

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