FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
GENEVA, N.Y. — In acknowledgement of outstanding performances during the 2023 season, the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) proudly presents 32 Division II student-athletes as the 2023 NFHCA All-Americans.
Six Northeast-10 teams had a student-athlete receive All-America honors, with four (Pace, Saint Anselm, Assumption and Bentley) earning two mentions.
The NE10 and Region Player of the Year, Krista Dietz headlines the conference's selections with teammate Noelle Meij. The pair are the second and third First Team All-Americans in Pace history after Paige Predmore in 2018.
Assumption's Mia Saleh makes the leap to the First Team after a Second Team nod in 2022 while the NE10 Defensive Player of the Year Grace Michael is a first-time All-American.
Bentley's Mia Trottie, the NE10 Goalkeeper of the Year, was named to the All-America Second Team along with teammate Emily Crowell, Assumption's May van Woudenberg, SNHU's Annemartine Christis, Saint Anselm's Maddie Davis and Saint Michael's' Bridgie Loughlin.
First Team All-American
Maddy Barbush, East Stroudsburg University (Defender)
Avery Congleton, University of Mount Olive (Forward)
Krista Dietz, Pace University (Forward)
Juliana Donato, Kutztown University (Midfielder)
Agus Garibaldi, Shippensburg University (Midfielder)
Sarah Gatehouse, Kutztown University (Defender)
Tess Jedeloo, Shippensburg University (Forward)
Nicole Krozser, East Stroudsburg University (Midfielder)
August Lewis, Mansfield University (Goalkeeper)
Noelle Meij, Pace University (Midfielder/Forward)
Grace Michael, Saint Anselm College (Defender)
Jasmine Miller, West Chester University (Forward)
Mia Salah, Assumption University (Forward)
Kristin Strijdom, Millersville University (Midfielder)
Jady van Gils, East Stroudsburg University (Midfielder)
Paige Wolfe, West Chester University (Midfielder/Forward)
Second Team All-American
Zoe Bergmann, Limestone University (Midfielder)
Annemartine Christis, Southern New Hampshire University (Forward)
Emily Crowell, Bentley University (Defender)
Bella Culp, Bloomsburg University (Midfielder)
Maddie Davis, Saint Anselm College (Forward)
Emily Hughes, Frostburg State University (Defender)
Madison Kline, East Stroudsburg University (Forward)
Grace Lesh, East Stroudsburg University (Defender)
Bridgie Loughlin, Saint Michael's College (Forward)
Aydan McFarland, Bloomsburg University (Forward)
Hannah Meyer, Mansfield University (Defender)
Lia Parker, East Stroudsburg University (Defender/Midfielder)
Catalina Pistaccio, Converse University (Midfield/Forward)
Kenedy Stroup, Mansfield University (Midfielder)
Mia Trottie, Bentley University (Goalkeeper)
May van Woudenberg, Assumption University (Midfielder)
ABOUT THE NE10
The NE10 is an association of 12 diverse institutions serving student-athletes across 24 NCAA Division II sports. Together we build brilliant futures by embracing the journey of every student-athlete.
Each year, 4,500 of those student-athletes compete in conference championships in 24 sports, making the NE10 the largest DII conference in the country in terms of sport sponsorship. Leading the way in the classroom, on the field and within the community, the NE10 is proud of its comprehensive program and the experience it provides student-athletes.
