2013 POST SEASON HONORS

DIVISION I

Goalie of the Year:  Mikey Meagher, Florida
Meagher posted top-10 marks in both save percentage and goals-against average while facing one of the toughest schedules in the nation. With a solid defense playing in front of her thanks to their confidence in Meagher, Florida posted the second-best scoring defense in the nation.

Defender of the Year: Becca Block, Syracuse
Block helped the Orange post one of the nation’s top defenses with her all-around play. The Big East Defender of the Year led Syracuse in caused turnovers and ground balls, helping the Orange win the regular season and conference titles.

Midfielder of the Year:  Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland
Schwarzmann helped the Terps to an undefeated regular season, leading the team in caused turnovers and ground balls while ranking second in scoring and draw controls.

Attacker of the Year:Alex Aust, Maryland
Aust exploded for the Terrapins this season, notching over 100 points while facing one of the nation’s toughest schedules. An All-ACC team member, she ranks second in the nation in points per game.

Rookie of the Year: Taylor Cummings, Maryland
Cummings made an incredible impact in her first collegiate season, leading the Terps in draw controls while ranking fourth in scoring. Maryland, who entered the NCAA tournament with an undefeated record, had Cummings rank in the top-20 in the nation in draw controls as the Terps ranked in the top-10 as a team.

Unsung Hero of the Year: Christy Turner, Northwestern
Turner played a key role for the Wildcats in 2013, helping them post one of the top defenses in the nation despite playing the nation’s second-toughest schedule.

Coach of the Year: Joe Spallina, Stony Brook
Spallina mentored the Seawolves to their first conference title in school history and their first ranking in the top-10 in 2013. Stony Brook led the nation in scoring defense and was the only team to allow less than six goals a game on average.

First-team All-Americans

Alex Aust, Maryland
Becca Block, Syracuse
Kara Cannizzaro, North Carolina
Kitty Cullen, Florida
Taylor Cummings, Maryland
Brittany Dashiell, Florida
Sam Farrell, Florida
Erin Fitzgerald, Northwestern
Gabriella Flibotte, Northwestern
Lauren Kahn, Connecticut
Mikey Meagher, Florida
Alyssa Murray, Syracuse
Iliana Sanza, Maryland
Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland
Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame
Taylor Thornton, Northwestern

Second-team All-Americans

Bridget Bianco, Northwestern
Taylor D’Amore, Johns Hopkins
Bridget Daley, Syracuse
Danielle Etrasco, Boston University
Abbey Friend, North Carolina
Emily Garrity, North Carolina
Shannon Gilroy, Florida
Kate Henrich, Denver
Kelly Lechner, Penn State
Shannon Mangini, Penn
Maggie McCormick, Penn State
Marlee Paton, Loyola
Sloane Serpe, North Carolina
Covie Stanwick, Boston College
Kayla Treanor, Syracuse
Taylor Virden, Duke

Third-team All-Americans

Casey Ancarrow, James Madison
Courtney Bennett, Dartmouth
Nikki Boltja, Louisville
Frankie Caridi, Stony Brook
Demianne Cook, Stony Brook
Jasmine DePompeo, Navy
Katie Ferris, Massachusetts
Katie Guy, Penn State
Kate Ivory, Cornell
Alyssa Leonard, Northwestern
Erin McMunn, Princeton
Jill Remenapp, Denver
Mikaela Rix, Boston College
Caroline Tarzian, Georgetown
Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse
Taryn VanThof, Loyola

All-Rookie Team

Liz Bannantine, Princeton
Taylor Cummings, Maryland
Nicole Daniggelis, Yale
Dene DiMartino, Johns Hopkins
Kelsey Duryea, Duke
Alyssa Fleming, Stony Brook
Amanda Johansen, Southern California
Maddy Lesher, Loyola
Sarah Mannelly, Boston College
Alice Mercer, Maryland
Aly Messinger, North Carolina
Kaylin Morrisette, Louisville
Jenna Mosketti, Penn State
Stephanie Peragallo, Notre Dame
Kelci Smesko, Duke
Kayla Treanor, Syracuse

May 8, 2013

DIVISION III

Goalie of the Year: Ashton Wheatley, Salisbury
Wheatley backstopped the Sea Gulls to an undefeated season, helping Salisbury post one of the top scoring defenses in the nation. Individually she ranks second nationally in goals-against average and in the top-10 in save percentage.

Defender of the Year: Mallory Hinman, Trinity
Hinman anchored one of the toughest defensive units in the nation as the Bantams allow less than five goals a game despite facing one of the toughest schedules in the nation. A senior who is active in all facets of the defense, Hinman ranks among the team leaders in caused turnovers and ground balls.

Midfielder of the Year: Megan Leonhard, Trinity
The Bantams’ captain, Leonard leads Trinity in goals, draw controls, and caused turnovers. She is active at both ends of the field and has helped Trinity to an undefeated regular season that they capped off with a NESCAC tournament title.

Attacker of the Year: Katie Bollhorst, Salisbury
The CAC Player of the Year, Bollhorst was the leader of the Sea Gull attack that ranks in the top-10 nationally while playing a top-20 schedule. The senior led Salisbury in assists and points while leading the conference in points and ranking in the top-10 nationally in assists per game.

Rookie of the Year: Erica Geremia, Cortland
Geremia burst onto the scene as a rookie, playing a key role in the Red Dragons’ offense. She leads Cortland in scoring and ranks among the national leaders in points, cracking the 100-point barrier.

Unsung Hero of the Year: Bridget Kenny, Gettysburg
Kenny was crucial to the success of the Bullets in 2013, ranking second on the team in draw controls and fourth in scoring.

Coach of the Year: Meredith Buzzi, Kenyon
Buzzi mentored the Ladies to the NCAA tournament and a 14-2 record entering NCAA play. Kenyon doubled its win total from last year and won the NCAC championship this season while ranking in the top-25 nationally in scoring margin.

First Team All-Americans
Bethany Baer, Salisbury
Katie Bollhorst, Salisbury
Maria DiFato, Cortland
Erica Geremia, Cortland
Ellen Halle, Middlebury
Kaitlin Hildebrand, Trinity
Mallory Hinman, Trinity
Jessica Lavelle, Cortland
Megan Leonhard, Trinity
Katie Mastropaolo, Mary Washington
Lauren Pigott, TCNJ
Lindsay Robinson, Gettysburg
Margaret Souther, Middlebury
Shelby Vakenier, RIT
Kim Wayson, York
Ashton Wheatley, Salisbury

Second Team All-Americans
Maddie Comfort, Messiah
Tara Connolly, Bowdoin
Hillary Densen, Amherst
Lauren Feusahrens, Salisbury
Carolyn Gorajek, Bowdoin
Caroline Krohn, Franklin & Marshall
Melissa Leonard, St. John Fisher
Paige Messersmith, McDaniel
Jillian Nealon, TCNJ
Alexandra Philie, Amherst
Kate Pistel, Colby
Betsy Sachs, Bowdoin
Meghan Toomey, Salisbury
Katie Vautier, York
Spencer Waybright, Stevens
Emily Stankaitis, Susquehanna

Third Team All-Americans
Allison Arnal, RPI
Margaret Boland, Tufts
Tierney Conlon, Montclair State
Jacqualyn Craycraft, Redlands
Hadley Duncan, Trinity
E’Leyna Garcia, Guilford
Rachel Friedman, Hamilton
Emily Haggerty, Geneseo
Caroline Hayes, Trinity
Katie Kleine, Fredonia
Ashton Marshall, Christopher Newport
Michelle McGinniss, Susquehanna
Lindsay McKenna, Colby
Melissa Meiklejohn, Stevenson
Francine Murzynski, Wittenberg
Tracy Rivas, Ithaca

All-Rookie Team
Amanda Borucki, Gettysburg
Maggie Connolly, Gettysburg
Christy Forrest, Amherst
Erica Geremia, Cortland
Maggie Hogan, Connecticut College
Lindsay Hughes, Ramapo
Annie McElaney, Susquehanna
Shelby Newman, St. Mary’s (MD)
Laurel Pascal, Middlebury
Lindsay Picard, Bowdoin
Rachel Pregel, Denison
Caroline Ross, Tufts
Sage Sarkis, RIT
Claire Stikeleather, Messiah
Megan Strauch, York
Jane Symmes, Kenyon>

DIVISION II

Goalie of the Year: Dominique Mosca, LIU Post
Mosca continued her domination in the cage this season as she is the only keeper ranked in the top-four nationally in both save percentage and goals-against average while leading the Pioneers to an undefeated season and the top seed in the NCAA tournament.

Defender of the Year: Katherine Atkins, Pfeiffer
Atkins led the Falcons to the NCAA tournament, while Pfeiffer leads the nation in scoring defense. The junior leads the Falcons in draw controls while ranking tenth nationally; she is also second on the team in both ground balls and caused turnovers, ranking in the top-25 in the nation.

Midfielder of the Year: Katie Rotan, LIU Post
Rotan has been an explosive player for the Pioneers, leading the team in ground balls while ranking second in caused turnovers, third in draw controls, and fifth in scoring. LIU Post enters the post-season with an undefeated record and the top seed in the NCAA tournament.

 Attacker of the Year: Jackie Sileo, LIU Post
The nation’s leading playmaker, Sileo led the Pioneers to an undefeated season and the No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament. She notched a national-leading 109 assists on the season thus far and as a junior already holds the career record in both points and assists in Division II history.

Rookie of the Year: Rachel O’Brien, Adelphi
O'Brien, the NE-10 Rookie of the Year, has helped Adelphi return to the NCAA tournament and a runner-up finish in the conference. She is ranked among the top-nine in the conference in goals, assists and points and earned first-team All-NE-10 honors as a rookie.

Unsung Hero of the Year: Kali Maxwell, LIU Post
Maxwell has jumpstarted the Pioneers’ offense this season, leading LIU Post in draw controls while ranking in the top-five on the team in both ground balls and caused turnovers.

Coach of the Year: Dawn Easley, Pfeiffer
Easley mentored the Falcons to the NCAA tournament, posting a 14-2 record in 2013 after going 9-8 in 2012. Pfeiffer leads the nation in scoring defense and sits third nationally in scoring margin, averaging more than 10 goals a game per contest more than their opponent.

First Team All-Americans
Katherine Athens, Pfeiffer
Courtney Bianculli, Rollins
Shannon Bonnel, Pfeiffer
Kathleen Conese, LeMoyne
Devan Crimi, Adelphi
Tori Dugan, West Chester
Alexa Lodovici, IUP
Dominique Mosca, LIU Post
Ashley Olen, LIU Post
Sarah Oor, Limestone
Katie Palasz, Rollins
Jessica Pandolf, Lock Haven
Kelsey Reilly, Stonehill
Katie Rotan, LIU Post
Jackie Sileo, LIU Post
Jacqueline Williams, Adelphi

Second Team All-Americans
Jackie Andersen, Dowling
Chelsea Borrino, Lock Haven
Megan Collins, LIU Post
Maia Czarnecki, Limestone
Jess Fugate, Gannon
Lauren Glassey, West Chester
Theresa Giunta, West Chester
Katie Hammerer, Florida Southern
Victoria Neis, LeMoyne
Taylor Norwood, IUP
Erica Pagliarulo, Rollins
Ali Quast, Tiffin
Sylvia Queener, Limestone
Rachel Resnick, New Haven
Samantha Stavish, Dowling
Chelsea Treat, Limestone

All-Rookie Team
Erin Abbott, Lindenwood
Chrissy Baffuto, Lock Haven
Christina Brennan, Dominican
Jenna Dingler, Lock Haven
Lissy Doherty, American International
Drew Hayden, IUP
Caitlin Hill, Tiffin
Sarah Lankton, Findlay
Allie Merrill, Dowling
Maggie Monnat, LeMoyne
Liz Mower, Philadelphia
Rachel O’Brien, Adelphi
Maddi Ossello, Lindenwood
Emily Roussel, Tiffin
Caitlin Villareal, St. Anselm
Amy Weinberg, IUP

 2013 Division I honors will be posted May 15. 2013.

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2012 Post Season Honors
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Division I -

Goalie of the Year - Mikey Meagher, Florida
Meagher backstopped the Gators straight into the final weekend following a phenomenal regular season that saw her lead the nation in both save percentage and goals-against average. Meagher time and time again made point-blank saves, firing up her defense on a regular basis.

Defender of the Year - Taylor Thornton, Northwestern
Thornton anchored a defense that posted the nation's second best goals-against average despite facing the nation's second-toughest schedule. A tough defender who can take the ball away from an attacker and transition it upfield to score a goal, Thornton did whatever the Wildcats needed, whenever it was needed. She led NU in ground balls while ranking second in draw controls and  third in caused turnovers;  she also ranked fourth on the team in goals.

Midfielder of the Year - Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland
Schwarzmann powered the Maryland side at both ends of the field, leading the Terps in goals and draw controls while ranking second in points, caused turnovers, and ground balls. Her speed factored into every matchup, and her ability to handle the ball created many problems for the defense.

Attacker of the Year - Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse
Tumolo was a dynamo for the Orange all season long. She was as adept at creating her own shot as she was setting up her teammates. Her touch around the goal circle generated many highlight-reel goals, and it freed up her teammates, who she was able to feed with dexterity.

Rookie of the Year - Tatum Coffey, Penn State
Coffey led the Nittany Lions back into the tournament, ranking first at State in draw controls and caused turnovers while ranking second in goals. Coffey helped Penn State return to the top-10, post significant wins and advance to the second round of the NCAA tournament while showing the poise of a veteran.

Unsung Hero of the Year - Gabrielle Flibotte, Northwestern
Flibotte did a ton of the behind the scenes things for the Wildcats all season long, picking up draw controls, causing turnovers and snaring ground balls. She was a significant part of the defense that ranked second nationally while facing the nation's second-toughest schedule.

Coach of the Year - >Jen Larsen-Beck, Oregon
Larsen-Beck guided the Ducks to within a goal of the NCAA tournament, losing in overtime of the play-in game after capturing the MPSF title. Oregon, who was 8-9 last year, won the league and finished the season at 14-5.


First Team All-Americans

Ally Carey, Vanderbilt
Brittany Dashiell, Florida
Sam Farrell, Florida
Kellye Gallagher, Loyola
Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland
Alayna Markwordt, Ohio State
Mikey Meagher, Florida
Alyssa Murray, Syracuse
Sarah Plumb, Dartmouth
Iliana Sanza, Maryland
Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland
Sloane Serpe, North Carolina
Shannon Smith, Northwestern
Taylor Thornton, Northwestern
Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse
Laura Zimmerman, North Carolina



Second Team All-Americans

Becca Block, Syracuse
Gabby Capuzzi, Ohio State
Lizzy Carney, Penn State
Kara Cannizzaro, North Carolina
Alyssa Constantino, Syracuse
Kitty Cullen, Florida
Taylor D'Amore, Johns Hopkins
Danielle Etrasco, Boston University
Katie Ferris, Massachusetts
Alex Frank, Northwestern
Emma Hamm, Duke
Kristin Igoe, Boston College
Becky Lynch, North Carolina
Marlee Paton, Loyola
Kim Wenger, Duke



Third Team All-Americans
Erin Brennan, Penn
Dana Cahill, Penn State
Tatum Coffey, Penn State
Lindsey deButts, Princeton
Erin Fitzgerald, Northwestern
Shannon Gilroy, Florida
Ana Heneberry, Loyola
Josie Owen, Virginia
Claire Petersen, Stony Brook
Maddie Poplawski, Penn
Margaret Smith, Notre Dame
Jessi Steinberg, Cornell
Maggie Tamasitis, Notre Dame
Mary Teeters, Towson
Sophia Thomas, Georgetown
Lacey Vigmostad, Northwestern



All-Rookie Squad
Nora Barry, Florida
Tatum Coffey, Penn State
Mallory Collins, Boston University
Tori DeScenza, Ohio State
Taylor Foussadier, Penn
Kelsey Gahan, Virginia
Shannon Gilroy, Florida
Kaliah Kempney, Syracuse
Caitlin McCartney, Delaware
Maggie McCormick, Penn State
Kelly McPartland, Maryland
Mikaela Rix, Boston College
Michelle Rubino, Stony Brook
Covie Stanwick, Boston College
Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame
Annie Thomas, Loyola

Division II -

Goalie of the Year - Kelly Fucillo, Le Moyne
Fucillo was a rock all season for Le Moyne, ranking second in the nation in save percentage at 52.8% despite facing one of the toughest schedules in the nation. She added the top GAA in the country at just over 7 goals a game and ranked second on the team in ground balls.

Defender of the Year - Courtney Bianculli, Rollins
Bianculli helped the Tars to the top seed in the South Region and a No. 4 ranking in scoring defense while ranking in the top-12 nationally in caused turnovers and ground balls.

Midfielder of the Year - Brittany Brigandi, Le Moyne
Brigandi had the Dolphins at the top of the league all season long, leading Le Moyne in points and goals while ranking second in draw controls and ground balls. The Dolphins faced a top-ten schedule and still led the nation in scoring defense. The Northeast-10 Player of the Year averaged more than four points a game on a balanced squad that had four 50-point scorers on the season.

Attacker of the Year - Jackie Sileo, C. W. Post
Sileo led the nation in scoring, averaging more than seven points a game, and led her Pioneers to the NCAA title with a record-setting performance in the tournament. She was as adept at scoring as she was at setting up her teammates, showing her versatility in the final weekend with a flurry of goals in the title game, a day after she demonstrated her ability to lead the team by setting up her teammates.

Rookie of the Year - Samantha McCarrick, Limestone
McCarrick was an excellent addition for the Saints in 2012, ranking second on the team in scoring while ranking fourth in draw controls. The Conference Carolinas Rookie of the Year, McCarrick added phenomenal depth for Limestone throughout the season and helped them advance to the NCAA tournament.

Unsung Hero of the Year - Katie Rotan, C. W. Post
Rotan played a key role for the Pioneers throughout the season, adding depth in the attack and gaining key possessions for them off the draw. She could score when C. W. Post needed a goal, and she ranked second on the team in ground balls as well as draw controls.

Coach of the Year - Dennis Short, Rollins
Short was able to lead the Tars into the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history, earning the No. 1 seed in the south along the way. Rollins defeated five ranked teams on the season and ranked second in the nation in scoring margin nationally.

First Team All-Americans
Courtney Bianculli, Rollins
Brittany Brigandi, Le Moyne
Erica Devito, Adelphi
Chelsea Donaldson, C.W. Post
Tori Dugan, West Chester
Aubrey Duncan, New Haven
Ashley Ferrandiz, New Haven
Kelly Fucillo, Le Moyne
Molly Maroney, Le Moyne
>Jaclyn Sileo, C.W. Post
Erica Pagiarulo, Rollins
Kathleen Palasz, Rollins
Brittany Philip, Queens (NC)
Racquel Prager, Limestone
Lauren Spagnoletta, C.W. Post
Andrea Smith, West Chester

Second Team All-Americans
Katherine Athens, Pfeiffer
Brenna Bauer, Le Moyne
Danica Cutshall, Regis
Elyse Fisher, Lock Haven
Jessica Fugate, Gannon
Alexis Gabbe, New Haven
Theresa Giunta, West Chester
Samantha Lynott, Stonehill
Marissa Mills, Adelphi
Dominique Mosca, C.W. Post
Sarah Oor, Limestone
Kelsey Reilly, Stonehill
Sophie Townsend, Rollins
Jacqueline Williams, Adelphi

All-Rookie Squad
Jackie Andersen, Dowling
Megan Asper, Florida Southern
Carly Ball, Bloomsburg
Kathryn Campbell, New Haven
Marissa Daly, St. Anselm
Amy Ernst, Bentley
Julie Falk, Bloomsburg
Melissa Guglielmo, Dowling
Rebecca Himes, Mercyhurst
Lorianne Hoover, Florida Southern
Danielle Jaycox, Adelphi
Samantha McCarrick, Limestone
Mary Minick, Lenoir-Rhyne
Chelsea Pinneke, Rollins
Allison Senft, Lenoir-Rhyne
Madelyn Teel, Lenoir-Rhyne

Division III -

Goalie of the Year - Ashton Wheatley, Salisbury
Wheatley backstopped the Sea Gulls to the title game, posting a 5.75 GAA along the way. She was only goalie who allowed less than six goals a game, despite the Sea Gulls' schedule that included 16 ranked teams. Wheatley allowed more than nine goals in a game only twice all season.

Defender of the Year - Meredith LaRose, Amherst
LaRose anchored the Amherst backfield throughout the season, leading the Jeffs in both caused turnovers and ground balls. Amherst as a team ranked third in the nation in scoring defense despite facing the nation's fourth-toughest schedule. The Jeffs had only one team reach double digits in scoring all season long and were the only team to defeat Trinity in 2012.

Midfielder of the Year - Liz Bruno, Trinity
Bruno was the centerpiece of the Bantams' run to the national title, helping Trinity to a 21-1 record while facing the nation's second toughest schedule. Bruno led the Bantams in both draw controls and caused turnovers as well as assists, while ranking second in points with 57. The NESCAC Player of the Year, Bruno was crucial at both ends of the field and was one of the Bantam's top defenders.

Attacker of the Year - Katie Bollhorst, Salisbury
Bollhorst ranked among the nation's top scorers all season, but her scoring touch was particularly impressive when facing some of the nation's top teams. Bollhorst was particularly adept at setting up her teammates, but could score when the Sea Gulls needed her to put the ball in the cage.

Rookie of the Year - Katie Ritter, Middlebury
Ritter had an immediate impact on the Panthers this season, ranking in the top-four on the team in points, goals, assists, ground balls and draw controls. With Ritter in the midfield, the Panthers returned to the NCAA semifinals and the NESCAC final.

Unsung Hero of the Year - Hannah Deoul, Middlebury
Deoul led the Panthers in ground balls in 2012, helping the Panthers return to the NESCAC final and to the NCAA semifinals. Deoul also ranked fourth on the team in caused turnovers and draw controls as Middlebury faced one of the toughest schedules in the nation.

Coach of the Year - Alison Pollock, Oneonta
Pollock helped turn the Red Dragons around from a 3-13 record in 2011 to a 12-4 record in 2012. The 12 wins included two over ranked teams, and Oneonta did not lose a game out-of-conference.

First Team All-Americans
Lindsay Abbott, Cortland
Liza Beckler, Trinity
Katie Bollhorst, Salisbury
Liz Bruno, Trinity
Hannah Church, Gettysburg
Maria DiFato, Cortland
Rachel Dirksen, Messiah
Meredith LaRose, Amherst
Megan Leonhard, Trinity
Leigh Mitchell, TCNJ
Kathleen Notos, TCNJ
Karen Shaddock, Buffalo State
Margaret Souther, Middlebury
Mary Swarthout, Catholic
Carly Tschantz, Denison
Ashton Wheatley, Salisbury

Second Team All-Americans
Maddie Coleman, Gettysburg
Rachel Coyle, Messiah
Claire Donegan, Colby
Lauren Feusahrens, Salisbury
Caite Irvine, Trinity
Kirsten Karis, Colby
Michelle Lubrano, Rowan
Rebecca Monteith, Oneonta State
Joan O'Neill, Bates
Alex Philie, Amherst
Lauren Pigott, TCNJ
Kate Pistel, Colby
Alex Spark, TCNJ
Shelby Vakiener, RIT
Kim Wayson, York

Third Team All-Americans>
Christine Benedetti, Washington & Lee
Cora Delfini, Montclair State
Hadley Duncan, Trinity
Carolyn Gorajek, Bowdoin
Katie Herter, Bowdoin
Allie Horwitz, Amherst
Catherine Kennedy, Mary Washington
Allie Kimmelman, Mary Washington
Melissa Leonhard, St. John Fisher
Lindsay McKenna, Colby
Megan Mietelski, Fredonia
Lily Nguyen, Middlebury
Katie Ritter, Middlebury
Lindsey Robinson, Gettysburg
Kara Solesky, Elizabethtown
Allie Wheatley, Salisbury

All-Rookie Squad
Bailey Benz, Lebanon Valley
Tierney Conlon, Montclair State
Ali Dawson, Dickinson
Paige Decker, St. Mary's
Amanda Ingersoll, Stevens
Hilary Kargl, Augustana
Eleanora Keene, Guilford
Meghan McNabb, Plymouth State
Natalie Moore, Bowdoin
Gina Newsome, Univ. of New England
Sarah Osier, Augustana
Katie Ritter, Middlebury
Molly Sennett, Wooster
Christy Thoden, Farmingdale
Lilly Wellenbach, Williams
Shelby Wood, Morrisville