NFHCA Proudly Announces 2024 Division III Senior Team
Photo credit: SUNY Cortland Athletics
MANAHAWKIN, NJ — The NFHCA is proud to honor an extraordinary group of senior student-athletes for their achievements. Congratulations to the 60 athletes from 46 Division III institutions selected for the 2024 NFHCA Senior Team. This recognition highlights their performances this season as well as their positive impact on and off the field. The NFHCA celebrates their meaningful contributions to the sport.
Amherst College, Arcadia University, Babson College, Bryn Mawr College, Christopher Newport University, Ithaca College, Marywood University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Shenandoah University, Skidmore College, SUNY Cortland, The College of New Jersey, Ursinus College and York College of Pennsylvania each landed two student-athletes on the team.
The NFHCA is deeply grateful to longtime coach and donor Karren Mann for her generous contribution to the Senior Team awards experience, now and over the next nine years. Thanks to her support, each selected 2024 student-athlete will receive a personalized engraved award commemorating this special recognition. Mann has had a long and distinguished coaching career, specializing in training goalkeepers for both field hockey and lacrosse. Her expertise has led her players to achieve All-American and all-conference honors. Mann began her coaching career at her alma mater, the University of Mary Washington, in Fredericksburg, Virginia. The NFHCA is immensely grateful to Karren Mann for her gift and for her dedication to supporting the development and recognition of collegiate field hockey athletes and coaches. In addition to the video announcement, custom Senior Team apparel is available for purchase here. Learn more about Mann’s generous support of the NFHCA Senior Team and gift to the NFHCA here.
The list below represents the members of the NFHCA Division III Senior Team, an award that the NFHCA will continue to proudly sponsor in an effort to recognize exceptional field hockey student-athletes. Student-athletes are listed alphabetically below, first by institution then by last name.
Student-Athlete First Name | Student-Athlete Last Name | Position | Institution Name |
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Sam | Maynard | Forward | Amherst College |
Kate | Smith | Defender | Amherst College |
Morganne | Dee | Forward | Arcadia University |
Morgan | McEntire | Defender | Arcadia University |
Bayla | Furmanek | Goalkeeper | Babson College |
Berit | Sharrow | Defender | Babson College |
Anna | Cote | Midfielder | Bates College |
Maya | Malenfant | Midfielder | Bowdoin College |
Daphne | Daymude | Midfielder | Bridgewater College |
Reba | Ervin | Midfielder | Bryn Mawr College |
Eva | Yacura | Midfielder | Bryn Mawr College |
Katie | Abendschoen | Midfielder | Christopher Newport University |
Brooke | Billhimer | Defender | Christopher Newport University |
Natalie | Descalso | Forward | Ithaca College |
Bella | McCollister | Defender | Ithaca College |
Liz | Falterer | Forward | Johns Hopkins University |
Grace | Lane | Midfielder | Kenyon College |
Cydney | Lahr | Forward | Marywood University |
Maria | Tomada | Midfielder | Marywood University |
Ashley | Lederman | Defender | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Eva | Oppenheim | Forward | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Lily | Branka | Midfielder | Middlebury College |
Gabriella | Maisto | Forward | Montclair State University |
Drea | Chin | Forward | New England College |
Megan | McCarthy | Goalkeeper | Ohio Wesleyan University |
Michelle | Kukan | Goalkeeper | Ramapo College |
Allie | Palumbo | Midfielder | Rowan University |
Isabel | Larrabee | Defender | Salisbury University |
Shannon | Kennedy | Forward | Salve Regina University |
Mairead | McKibbin | Forward | Shenandoah University |
Taylor | Swann | Goalkeeper | Shenandoah University |
Sydney | Gonyea | Forward | Simmons University |
Victoria | Bodnar | Goalkeeper | Skidmore College |
Kayla | Hassett | Midfielder | Skidmore College |
Charlotte | Horn | Defender | St. Mary's College of Maryland |
Ella | Buchanan | Goalkeeper | SUNY Brockport |
Hanna | Corrigan | Midfielder | SUNY Cortland |
Keirra | Ettere | Forward | SUNY Cortland |
Hailey | Roethel | Defender | SUNY Geneseo |
Morgan | Woolley | Forward | SUNY New Paltz |
Kari | Schmidt | Defender | Susquehanna University |
Katie | Kohn | Forward | Swarthmore College |
Rayhanah | Ahmed | Midfielder | The College of New Jersey |
Claire | Engebreth | Midfielder | The College of New Jersey |
Izzy | Deveney | Defender | Trinity College |
Kylie | Rosenquest | Forward | Tufts University |
Mara | Heppard | Defender | University of Rochester |
Lauren | Franco | Defender | University of Scranton |
Mary Lauren | Franz | Forward | Ursinus College |
Maeve | Montgomery | Defender | Ursinus College |
Maddy | Duggleby | Midfielder | Washington and Lee University |
Kat | Esposito | Forward | Washington College |
Camille | Newman | Midfielder | Wellesley College |
Imani | Ochieng | Defender | Wesleyan University |
Sarah | Johnston | Forward | Western New England University |
Rebecca | Mantione | Forward | William Smith College |
Linda | Bibeau | Defender | Williams College |
Madison | Ferrara | Goalkeeper | Worcester State University |
Riley | Buschert | Midfielder | York College of Pennsylvania |
Bella | Fields | Goalkeeper | York College of Pennsylvania |
The National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) is a nonprofit organization serving field hockey coaches and supporters of the game from across the United States. The mission of the organization is to champion, strengthen, and celebrate field hockey coaches and the game. The NFHCA strives to cultivate and recognize the professional contributions of its membership and to foster and promote the growth of the sport. The NFHCA is responsible for providing a recognizable presence and voice in regard to legislation affecting the sport as well as interscholastic and intercollegiate programs.