DARTMOUTH, Mass. – College Sports Communicators (CSC) has released its 2025-26 Academic All-District Women's Soccer Team selections including three student-athletes on the UMass Dartmouth women's soccer squad. Senior
Veronica Bock, senior Antonella Goncales, and sophomore
Anna Keller were each selected for their outstanding work in the classroom and on the field.
Bock earned her third consecutive CSC Academic All-District honor following a strong 2025 season for the Corsairs. A 2025 All-LEC Second Team honoree, Bock was the only Corsair to both play and start in all 18 games for UMass Dartmouth, logging a team-high 1,597 minutes. Of the 18 games, Bock played the full 90 minutes in 16 total games for the Corsairs backline. Additionally, the veteran center back aided the squad to four shutout wins in 2025.
Bock wraps up an outstanding career at UMass Dartmouth finishing with two goals and three assists for seven points across four seasons. She has started in all 69 games she's played throughout her career with 5,998 total minutes logged. Bock also scored one game-winner along with one penalty kick in her career.
Goncalves also capped off an incredible career for the Corsairs earning her first-ever CSC Academic All-District honors. In 2025, the senior captain played in 17 of 18 games featuring a career-high 13 starts. She posted her second career goal at Elms College on August 30 to secure the first win of the season by a final score of 4-1.
The Foster native also finished an incredible career at UMass Dartmouth with 51 total games played along with 32 starts across four seasons. She produced two goals and an assist for five points in addition to recording 42 total shots with 20 on-target for a 47.6 career on-goal shooting percentage.
Keller collects her first career CSC Academic All-District honor after wrapping up a successful sophomore season. She was one of five student-athletes to play in all 18 contests for UMass Dartmouth during the 2025 campaign in addition to earning five starts. Keller was apart of the Corsairs defensive line that held opponents to 1.56 goals per game and owned the sixth lowest goals allowed (28) on the season in the conference.
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