The United Soccer Coaches has announced its NCAA Division III Women’s Scholar All-America honorees, with three NEWMAC student-athletes earning the recognition.
 
MIT’s Madeline Seebeck (San Antonio, Texas), Leena Mehendale (Dallas, Texas), and Arianna Doss (Houston, Texas) each earned a spot. 

Seebeck was a second-team selection. The junior mechanical engineering major boasts a 3.9 GPA and was also named USC First Team All-Region after scoring a career-high 10 goals while anchoring an MIT defense that allowed just seven goals all season. She was named a first-team East Region Scholar All-Region yesterday. 

Senior Leena Mehendale was named to the third team after a second-team Scholar All-Region nod. The NEWMAC Laurels of Academic Excellence winner carries a 4.0 GPA in biological engineering. She was also a first-team All-Region selection as a midfielder.
 
A junior, Doss was also named to the third team after a second-team Scholar All-Region selection. The Biological Engineering and Political Science major maintains a 4.00 GPA. Doss was a First Team All-Region selection after finishing fourth on the team with six goals and 15 points 
 
About the NEWMAC

The NEWMAC is an association of 12 selective academic institutions: Babson College, Clark University, U.S Coast Guard Academy, Emerson College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mount Holyoke College, Salve Regina University, Smith College, Springfield College, Wellesley College, Wheaton College, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, that are committed to providing high quality competitive athletic opportunities for student-athletes within an educational and respectful environment that embodies the NCAA Division III Philosophy. The conference also partners with eight Associate Members: Brandeis University (Women's Lacrosse, 2026-2027), New York University (Men's Volleyball, 2026-2027), Norwich University (Football), Simmons College (Rowing), SUNY Maritime College (Football), SUNY New Paltz (Men's Volleyball, 2026-2027), U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (Football), and Vassar College (Men's Volleyball, 2026-2027), while sponsoring 20 sports.