HENNIKER, N.H. - Five members of the New England College field hockey team were recognized in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) All-Conference team as part of the conference's postseason awards, as announced by the league office on Wednesday.
Junior Kennedy Overhoff (Whitefield, N.H.) earned one of three midfielder spots on the GNAC All-Conference First Team. This is the second year in a row for Overhoff to be named to the First Team. She totaled 12 points on three goals and six assists. Kennedy helped her team on both offense and defense this season, creating scoring opportunities for the team and being a dominating presence against the opponents.
Senior Lauren Hall (Belfast, Maine) earned one of the defender spots for the GNAC All-Conference First Team. The senior captain started in all 18 games this season and recorded two defensive saves this season. She was named to the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll once this season, a first-time recipient of All-Conference First Team honors, and named the GNAC Defensive Player of the Year.
Senior Annie Raduazzo (Amherst, N.H.) was awarded the lone goalkeeper spot on the GNAC All-Conference First Team selections, her first in her Pilgrims career. Raduazzo led the conference in save percentage (.823) and goals-against average (1.26). She ranked in the top 20 nationally in save percentage. Annie was named to the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll five times this season, and has earned GNAC Goalkeeper of the Year
Senior Kylee Henriquez (Methuen, Mass.) landed on the GNAC All-Conference Second Team in one of the four forward spots. Henriquez had a breakout season to cap her career as a Pilgrim with a career high eight goals, two assists, totaling 18 points. Kylee was tied for first with game goals this season with three, including one which the overtime winner against Rivier. She was named to the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll once this season and is now a first-time recipient of All-Conference Second Team honors.
Senior Isabelle Toupin (Derry, N.H.) was named to the GNAC All-Sportsmanship Team.
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