Co-Defensive Players of the Year
CARLEIGH DELANEY, ALLENTOWN >> The Redbirds were a young team in many spots this season and Delaney brought not only senior leadership, but a fierce competitive spirit to the field. She made it tough for opponent to reach the cage. LILA DORAN, PRINCETON >> Doran solidified the Little Tigers defense with her steady play on the back line. Doran has a great field presence and Forward, Jaycee Lowe, Sr., Ewing Forward, Bella DiNardo, So., Hopewell Forward, Chloe McGregor, Fr., Hopewell Forward, Ashley Goimbert, Sr., Steinert Forward, Sonia Bharatiya, Jr., Robbinsville
Forward, Katherine Gazaleh, Sr., Hightstown
Forward, Claire Storms, Sr., Notre Dame Midfield, Regina Madison, Sr., Allentown Midfield, Leah Churinskas, Sr., WW-PS Midfield, Ola Kwasniewski, Jr., Lawrence Midfield, Kayli Ko, Sr., WW-PN Midfield, Zions Richardson, Jr., Hamilton Midfield, Sophie DeFrank, Sr., Nottingham
Midfield, Erin Carroll, Sr., Notre Dame Midfield, Sara Daniels, Jr., Notre Dame Midfield, Ty’Azia Melvin, Sr., Ewing Midfield, Ava Greene, Jr., Princeton Defense, Courtney McLaughlin, Sr., Steinert
Defense, Kate Jackson, So., Hopewell Defense, Nicole Vigna, Sr., Hamilton Defense, Talia Allen, Sr., Hightstown Defense, Hannah James, Sr., Robbinsville
Goalie, Erin Wingerter, Jr., Lawrence Goalie, Lucy Driscoll, Sr., Notre Dame Goalie, Peyton Cefalone, Sr., Hopewell V
Offensive Player of the Year
Shea Walsh, Robbinsville
Midfielder of the Year
Mariana Lopez-Ona
Co-Defensive Players of the Year
Lila Doran, Princeton and Carleigh Delaney, Allentown
Goaltender of the Year
Olivia Moser, Robbinsville
Coach of the Year
Heather Serverson, Princeton
great anticipation. She was great in getting the Princeton transition game in gear.
TALIA SCHENCK, LAWRENCE >> This freshman broke on the scene in a big way as she scored five goals in the first game of her high school career. That was only the beginning as Schenck led the county with a schoolsbest 39 goals on the season. KELSEY FITHEN, HOPEWELL VALLEY >> A talented and tireless player, Fithen was invaluable to Hopewell Valley for her leadership, skill and knowledge of the game. The Sacred Heartbound senior scored 13 goals and added 11 assists. KENNEDY MUNSTER, ALLENTOWN >> Munster had a breakout senior season and scored a career-high 15 goals and provided seven assists to lead the Redbirds in goals and points. Always dangerous around the cage, Munster led by example and helped bring along the younger players.
ISABEL KINNEY, PRINCETON >> An offensive-minded midfielder, Kinney caged 14 goals and added five assists. Kinney was effective in the Little Tigers’ scheme and her stick-handling ability made her tough to defend.
MORGAN VACCARO, ALLENTOWN >> One of the grittiest players around, Vaccaro was always around the ball and making things happen for the Redbirds. She caged eight goals and had 11 helpers. A steady player, Vaccaro has the ability to change the game. MEL FLOWERS, NOTRE DAME >> One of the quiet leaders on the Irish, Flowers was just got the job down. Her play in the midfield was crucial to Notre Dame’s transition game and her play allowed the backs to be much more aggressive because of the support provided. GABRIELLAGOMEZ,HOPEWELL VALLEY >> One of the toughest defenders in the county and a player who rose to the occasion every time she was called upon, Gomez possessed a great game sense.
Grace Rebak, Princeton — Another of the younger players who showed they were ready to the challenges of varsity hockey. Just a freshman, Rebak’s play helped the Little Tigers notch eight shutouts. KATELYNROTH,ALLENTOWN>> It was the defense that set the tone for every game the Redbirds played, and Roth made them one of the toughest to challenge. There were many times it was the play of the defense that triggered the attack and Roth was always in the middle of the play.
AVA SCUDILLO, NOTRE DAME >> A staunch defender who always got the 50-50 balls, she never backed away from any challenge. A very coachable player, she displayed steady excellence on the field. GRACECOOKE,PRINCETON>> In her second year guarding the cage, Cooke stepped in and did a more than capable job to keep the Little Tigers as the best CVC team this season. Every goalie must forget the last play and always be ready for the next and Cooke was a ready goalie.