Royals Hall of Fame
Sulsona is the current leading scorer for the Royals women’s soccer team with 68 career goals.
In part due to her offensive efforts, the Royals were nationally ranked eighth for total scoring during the 1993 season. This freshman season she also earned the honor of team captain, a title she held three out of her four seasons with Queens.
For her final three years Sulsona led the team in scoring each season.
Following her sophomore season she was nationally ranked sixth for goals scored and points earned and fifth in the nation following her junior season. This performance garnered her a spot on the NSCAA/UMBRO All-South First Team and an All-American Honorable Mention.
In 1995 Queens competed for the first time in a conference, Carolinas Virginias Athletics Conference (CVAC), and the Royals made a name for themselves right away. Sulsona guided the team to a perfect 10-0 league record and the first Regular Season and Tournament Championship. Sulsona was named the Women’s Soccer Player of the Year, Conference tournament MVP and selected to the All-Conference First Team. She also earned Player of the Week honors 5 times and finished the season as the conference leading scorer.
During her final season Sulsona helped Queens retain the Regular Season and Tournament Championship. For the second straight season she was named to the All-Conference First Team and Conference tournament MVP
