KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Three CU Tigers have been honored for their play this season with 2013 NAIA All-America recognitions. Freshman Alejandro Soriano was named a Second Team All-American while Lady Tigers Megan Charity and Anna Tumanyan are both honorable mentions.

Soriano was also honored as a National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Second Team All-American and an All-Tournament team member last week after completing the NCCAA National Tournament.

The Spaniard finished the season 12-11 in singles, defeating No. 17 Emin Alpan of the University of Northwestern Ohio on March 23.

The postseason honors also aren't the first for Charity and Tumanyan who were both recognized by the NCCAA.

Tumanyan was awarded as a NCCAA First Team All-American, Charity a Second Team All-American.

Charity finished 13-5 in singles, defeating No. 31 in the nation Brion Flowers on March 31. Flowers was a member of the No. 1 ranked team in the nation, Xavier University of Louisiana.

Players were selected by the NAIA All-America committee. The list of honorees includes 16 student-athletes on each of the first and second teams, plus 16 honorable mentions.