SENATOBIA - The perfect cap to a stellar career was awarded to Northwest Mississippi Community College sophomore Emma Jensen as the Gammelby, Germany native was named to her second NJCAA First Team All-American list after helping the Ranger women's soccer team to a second national title. 

The award doesn't come as a shock after Jensen was named an All-Region 23 First Team selection and to the All NJCAA Tournament Team to go with a NJCAA Tournament MVP Award. It is also her second time being honored as a first team All-American after being named to the list in 2024 when she also earned an All-Region 23 Team, All NJCAA Tournament Team, and both the NJCAA Tournament MVP and Region 23 Player of the Year award.

It's safe to say the trophy case will be full for the Oklahoma State University signee. 

Jensen becomes the second player in program history to be named a two-time NJCAA All-American, joining goalkeeper Anna Kathryn Harrell who was named to the first team after the 2023 and 2024 seasons. Jennifer Enriquez was named a two time member of the United Soccer Coaches First Team in both of her seasons as a player in the 2021 and 2022 years but didn't make the NJCAA list until her sophomore season. 

The numbers back up Jensen's naming to the list, compiling 31 goals, ten assists and 72 total points on the year including a pair of game winning goals, one of which came in the National Championship against Heartland Community College where she scored both goals in the Rangers 2-1 victory. In her career, Jensen finished with 53 goals (a program record), 20 assists, and 126 points (also a program record) and compiled 12 game winners in 44 games, 41 of which she started in.