KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference Player and Midfielder of the Year Award distinctions has resulted in University of St. Francis senior Kelly Flores being named to the 2025 NAIA All-America Women's Soccer Third Team.  The NAIA made the announcement on Tuesday morning.

A total of 53 individuals garnered the recognition, split up between a 15-member first team, and 15-member second team and the 23-member third team.

Flores becomes just the second player in program history to obtain NAIA All-American status.  In 2003, forward Kim Jedlo was named to the honorable mention squad.

A two-time all-league first-team selection, Flores was a key piece to St. Francis' record-breaking 13 victories this fall.  Offensively, the senior midfielder delivered a team-leading seven assists and 89 shot attempts to go along with 19 points and six goals, which included three game-winners.  Flores finished the season ranked second in the CCAC in total shots on goal (46) as well as total shot attempts, while placing third in assists.

Her other honors at the conference level this season included CCAC Offensive Player of the Week accord on one occasion.

St. Francis finished the 2025 campaign at 13-4-3.  At the league level, the Saints went 8-2-2 to place in a tie for fourth among 13 teams.

For the All-America release, go to NAIA.

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