Enasia Colon Season 2024

Enasia Colon’s Official NCAA Career Statistics
--“She’s unpredictable” – Enasia Colon Dismantles Defenses with Textbook Finishing (by Jack Barron, ASU State Press/Sept. 14, 2023)

AWARDS

• 2024 Big 12 Second Team All-Conference
• 2023 All-Pac-12 Second Team

CAREER NOTES

• Was named All-Pac-12 Second Team in 2023 after leading the team in goals (nine) and assists (22).
• Was one of four members of 2022 freshman class who played in 17 or more games.
• In May 2023, competed for Puerto Rico at the U20 Concacaf Championship… Scored a pair of goals in contest vs. Costa Rica.

2023 (SOPHOMORE)

• Produced breakout season for the Sun Devils earning Second-Team All-Pac-12 following a season in which she led ASU with nine goals and 22 points.
• Authored three multi-goal games and scored three game-winning goals, including two in the final 10 minutes of the game.
• In 20 appearances – all starts – Colon also distributed four assists while putting 22 of her 48 shots on goal.

2022 (FRESHMAN)

• Played in all 18 games (seven starts) and finished tied for second on the team in assists (5/ tied for 10th in the Pac-12 – 0.28 apg) and fifth in points (9).
• Was one of six players on the team who scored multiple goals (2).
• Played 55 or more minutes eight times, including 88 minutes at USC (Oct. 9) in which she scored her second goal of the season in ASU’s 2-1 loss.
• Started three of first four games, including season opener vs. South Dakota State (Aug. 18-19).
• Notched first career assist, setting up Nicole Douglas’ goal in ASU’s 1-1 tie at Denver (Aug. 28).
• Scored her first career goal in ensuing game, ASU’s 6-2 win over UAB (Sept. 1).
• Would end accounting for at least one point in four straight games recording an assist in ASU’s 5-0 win vs. Grambling (Sept. 14) and a career-high two helpers in ASU’s 5-0 win vs. Toledo (Sept. 18).
• Recorder her fifth assist of the season in ASU’s 5-1 win vs. Oregon (Oct. 27). 

PRIOR TO ASU

• While in sixth and seventh grade, competed for American Heritage High School’s varsity squad.
• Colon attended the prestigious IMG Academy for three years and also participated in US- national team ID Camps.
• In addition to playing for Puerto Rico in 2023, Colon’s past international experience includes playing in England when she was 12 and also traveling to Denmark with her Thistle FC squad.
• Was fourth in the nation in goals while playing in the DA League. 

Personal: Major is communication... The daughter of Emilio and Wendy Colon, Enasia has a younger brother (EJ)… In addition to soccer, enjoys watching movies, including the MCU.