The USL Super League announced the Team of the Month for March on Thursday, with Carolina Ascent FC forward Mia Corbin earning Player of the Month.
Corbin nearly doubled her goal tally for the season this month, scoring four goals in five matches, including a brace in the Ascent’s win over Dallas. Her standout performances helped lead Carolina to a 3-2-0 record in March, propelling the team to the top spot in the league standings for the first time since November. Corbin has now been named to the Team of the Month four times and earns her first Player of the Month recognition.
Fort Lauderdale’s Tyrone Mears became the first Super League coach to win Coach of the Month twice, after he also received the honor in September. FTL UTD went undefeated in March and briefly took over the top of the league table for the first time this season.
“I’m proud of the way my sporting staff continues to push the process forward, and credit to the players for earning Team of the Month recognitions,” Mears said. “Still, we know the job is far from finished — plenty more to build on.”
GK: Cosette Morché, Fort Lauderdale United FC – Morché played a pivotal role in Fort Lauderdale’s undefeated run through March. The Texas A&M Aggie made eight saves and secured two clean sheets across four matches to earn her first Team of the Month honor.
D: Haley Thomas, Spokane Zephyr FC – Thomas contributed on both ends of the pitch in the outside back position for Spokane this month. She recorded 22 clearances and 15 duels won, while also recording the assist on the game-winner against Tampa Bay.
D: Laurel Ansbrow, Fort Lauderdale United FC – Ansbrow earns her second consecutive Team of the Month honor in her first two months with Fort Lauderdale. The center back won 16 duels and five tackles and ranked first among defenders with an 88% passing accuracy in March.
D: Hannah Davison, Dallas Trinity FC – Davison anchored the defense for Dallas this month, playing every minute of all three matches. She tallied 22 clearances, six interceptions and 15 duels won, while helping the team earn two back-to-back clean sheets.
M: Shea Moyer, Lexington SC – The Penn State alum provided consistency for Lexington on both an offensive and defensive front this month. She posted an 84% passing accuracy and an 83% tackle success rate along with six clearances and three interceptions across Lexington’s three matches.
M: Taylor Aylmer, Spokane Zephyr FC – Aylmer was one of the most consistent and dominant midfielders this month. She helped Spokane to a 2-1-1 record in March by recording a goal, 24 duels won, 16 clearances and five interceptions, playing all 360 minutes.
M: Audrey Harding, Carolina Ascent FC – The midfielder had quite the month, especially in Carolina’s two huge wins to close out March. On top of her two goals and three assists, she also registered 36 duels won, five chances created, nine shots and eight interceptions.
M: Mackenzie George, Brooklyn FC – Brooklyn’s leading goal contributor added to her tally this month with a goal and an assist. The Tennessee Volunteer played in a more defensive role in March while still getting involved in the attack, resulting in 26 duels won, 10 clearances, five shots and five chances created.
F: Tash Flint, Tampa Bay Sun FC – The English international and Tampa Bay’s leading goal scorer had another outstanding month for the Sun. Alongside her four goals, including a brace against Brooklyn, she registered 15 shots, four interceptions and three chances created.
F: Mia Corbin, Carolina Ascent FC – March’s Player of the Month adds another notch to her belt after netting four goals in 12 total shots and creating five chances for her team. The Golden Boot leader will look to keep up this good form to help Carolina stay in the No. 1 spot.
F: Gianna Gourley, DC Power FC – Gianna Gourley has been a bright spot for Power FC since joining the team over the break. Her two goals this month set her as the team’s leading scorer, and she also had an assist, 16 shots and five tackles won in March.
Coach: Tyrone Mears, Fort Lauderdale United FC – Mears steered the ship for Fort Lauderdale’s impressive March, finishing with a record of 2-0-2 to extend its undefeated run to nine matches.
Bench: Vivianne Bessette (TB), Camryn Lancaster (DAL), Sh’Nia Gordon (FTL), Jill Aguilera (CAR)