Emory University women's soccer senior Kylie Hall was honored as an All-America Third Team selection Wednesday morning as D3soccer.com publicly released their 2022 All-America teams.

Hall is only the second player in program history to be tabbed as an All-American by D3soccer.com, joining Lauren Gorodetsky who was a three-time selection from 2011-13. The organization began recognizing All-America players starting in 2010.

The award caps off an impressive run of recognition for the forward out of Phoenix, Arizona following a record-breaking senior campaign. Last fall, Hall was honored as the UAA Offensive Player of the Year and First Team selection to go along with United Soccer Coaches All-Region First Team acclaim. Furthermore, Hall was named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-America Third Team in December, which recognizes the top players both on the field and in the classroom.

Hall's dynamic prowess was the driving force behind the Eagles' run to the Sweet 16 during the 2022 season, as she turned in one of the best individual seasons in Emory women's soccer team history. Hall rewrote the Emory record books – setting new team records for most assists in a single season (16), assists per game (0.84), most consecutive games with at least one point (9), most consecutive games with an assist (7) and finished the season with 34 points (9G, 16A) – the sixth-best total in a single season in team history and the most by an individual since 2000.

She finished third in the country in total assists and fourth in assists per game while ranking second in the UAA in total points and 55th nationally. The Eagles went 12-0-1 in games where she recorded at least one point and were 8-0 in games where she scored a goal and had a team-leading four game-winning goals.

To view the full D3Soccer.com All-America Teams, please click here.