Austin Peay State University Athletics

Awards and Honors
2020 OVC All-Newcomer Team
OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll: 2020-21
2022 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® Team.
Dean’s List: F20, S21, F21, S22, F22, S23

Career Recap: Austin Peay

As a senior in 2023:

• Austin Peay’s first ASUN Conference All-Academic Team recipient.
• One of 11 players to appear in all 21 matches, tied for third on the team with 20 starts in the Governors’ midfield, including in each of the final 20 matches of the season.
• Led the Governors with a career-high five assists, which are tied for sixth all-time in a single season and the most by a Gov since the 2012 season.
• Finished her Austin Peay career with 11 assists, best for sixth all-time.
• Third on the team with seven points, bringing her career total to 19 which is tied for 20th all-time.
• Third on the team and second among its field players with a career-high 1,834 minutes played.
• Finished her Austin Peay career top 20 all-time with 5,508 minutes played, 64 starts, and 66 matches played.
• Notched her fourth-career and lone goal of the season at North Dakota State, Aug. 25.
• Dished out her first assist following the game against the Bison at North Dakota, Aug. 27.
• Tallied her first of four assists in ASUN Conference play at Jacksonville, Sept. 21.
• Assisted on Lindsey McMahon’s 81st-minute, game-winning goal against North Alabama, Oct. 1.
• Tallied an assist in both of Austin Peay’s matches in its inaugural trip to the ASUN Women’s Soccer Championship.

As a junior in 2022:

• One of seven Governors to start all 18 matches.
• Fifth on the team and best among midfielders with 1,456 minutes.
• Logged at least 80 minutes 13 times and went the distance in eight matches.
• Tied for a team-best two assists. Finished third on the team with five points.
• Scored her season’s first point when she assisted on Anna McPhie’s game-winning goal in the 57th minute at UT Martin, Aug. 31.
• Assisted on Alec Baumgardt’s goal in the 46th minute of the ASUN Conference opener against Lipscomb, Sept. 17.
• Helped Austin Peay secure its first-ever ASUN Conference win with a 67th-minute goal at North Alabama, Sept. 25.
• Tallied at least one shot in eight-straight matches from Aug. 31 to Sept. 29.
• Fired a season best four shots and three shots on goal against North Florida, Oct. 9.

As a sophomore in 2021:

• One of five Govs to play in all 17 matches, she made 16 starts and played 1,324 minutes – the third-most on the team.
• Scored her first point of the season when she assisted on Alec Baumgardt’s game-winning goal in the 56th minute of a 1-0 win at North Alabama, Sept. 12.
• Matched her career-high twice, going the distance and playing 110 minutes in 1-1 draws against North Dakota, Sept. 23, and Tennessee Tech, Oct. 14.
• Found the back of the net on an unassisted strike in the 87th minute of the Governors’ 3-0 win against Eastern Illinois, Oct. 21.

As a freshman in 2020:

• Started all ten games in the midfield and earned OVC All-Newcomer honors during her debut season at Austin Peay.
• Scored her career’s first goal in the 64^th minute of her second collegiate game at SIUE, March 5.
• Dished out her career’s first assist in the 74^th minute of the Govs’ 4-3 double-overtime win against Jacksonville State, March 9.
• Led the Governors with three assists and ranked third on the team with five points during her freshman campaign.
• Finished the season tied for sixth in the OVC in assists and eighth in assists per game (0.30).

Career Recap: Ravenwood HS
A two-time 12-AAA All-District team selection, was named the 12-AAA Most Valuable Defensive Player for her senior season… played for coach Brand Mead at Ravenwood High School… led the Raptors to an 18-2 record and an appearance in the TSSAA Girls’ Soccer State Tournament semifinals in 2018… also played for coach Ronnie Woodard on the Tennessee Soccer Club 01/02 ECNL Team.

Personal
Victoria Faith Case is the daughter of Debbie Case... has one sibling, Lauren... born March 29... graduated with a bachelor's degree in accounting in spring 2023, now pursuing a masters in management.