Newtown, Pa. (Field Hockey) - The Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) announced its 2026 All-MAC Freedom Field Hockey Team on Monday. Lebanon Valley senior forward Claire Weidenhammer was named Offensive Player of the Year for the second straight season, Stevens senior midfielder Lauren Flynn repeated as Defensive Player of the Year, Misericordia first-year goalkeeper Jordan Nonnemacher was named Rookie of the Year, and the Stevens staff was named Staff of the Year.
The conference named 27 student-athletes to the All-MAC Freedom teams: 11 to the first team, 11 to the second team and five as honorable mention selections. Lebanon Valley and Stevens each placed a conference-high five athletes on the teams, followed by DeSales and Misericordia (4 each), Arcadia and Marywood (3 each), and Delaware Valley, FDU-Florham and King's (1 each).
Award Winners
Offensive Player of the Year – Claire Weidenhammer, Sr., F, Lebanon Valley
Weidenhammer repeats as the league's top offensive player after earning the award as a junior in 2025. She is a first-team selection for the second consecutive year and anchors the Flying Dutchmen's attack.
Defensive Player of the Year – Lauren Flynn, Sr., M, Stevens
Flynn becomes a back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year after earning the honor in 2025, when she was a first-team defender. She moves to midfield on this year's first team.
Rookie of the Year – Jordan Nonnemacher, FY, GK, Misericordia
Nonnemacher earns the league's top newcomer honor in her first collegiate season and is also recognized as an honorable mention selection.
Staff of the Year – Stevens Institute of Technology
The Ducks' staff earns the honor for the second straight year after also receiving it in 2025.
First Team
| Position |
Name |
Year |
School |
| Forward |
Abigail Antipas |
Junior |
DeSales |
| Forward |
Sophia Cozza |
Senior |
Stevens |
| Forward |
Madison Lasinski |
Senior |
Misericordia |
| Forward |
Claire Weidenhammer |
Senior |
Lebanon Valley |
| Midfielder |
Molly DiCampli |
Senior |
Stevens |
| Midfielder |
Lauren Flynn |
Senior |
Stevens |
| Midfielder |
Danika Setlock |
Sophomore |
Lebanon Valley |
| Defender |
Aleah Dinmore |
Senior |
Stevens |
| Defender |
Kyra Moyer |
Junior |
Arcadia |
| Defender |
Alexis Nasuta |
Junior |
Lebanon Valley |
| Goalkeeper |
Lily Trocki |
Sophomore |
DeSales |
Second Team
| Position |
Name |
Year |
School |
| Forward |
Mackenzie Clark |
Senior |
Arcadia |
| Forward |
Jess Kopernick |
Senior |
Stevens |
| Midfielder |
Alina Culver |
Senior |
DeSales |
| Midfielder |
Delaney Miller |
Junior |
Misericordia |
| Midfielder |
Ava O'Connor |
Junior |
Arcadia |
| Defender |
Whitney Berge |
Junior |
Marywood |
| Defender |
Lindsey Pampalone |
Senior |
FDU-Florham |
| Defender |
Lillian Plank |
Senior |
Delaware Valley |
| Defender |
Jessie Powell |
First-Year |
Misericordia |
| Defender |
Hailey Wert |
First-Year |
DeSales |
| Goalkeeper |
Ella Weidenhammer |
Senior |
Lebanon Valley |
Honorable-Mention
| Position |
Name |
Year |
School |
| Forward |
Brooke Barwick |
Junior |
Marywood |
| Defender |
Allie Chocallo |
Senior |
King's |
| Goalkeeper |
Jordan Nonnemacher |
First-Year |
Misericordia |
| Defender |
Caitlin Petersen |
Sophomore |
Marywood |
| Forward |
Jillian Tait |
Junior |
Lebanon Valley |
Notes on the Teams
- Returning first-team selections: Five members of the 2026 first team were also on the 2025 first team: Cozza, DiCampli, Flynn, Lasinski and Claire Weidenhammer.
- Moving up: Antipas was a second-team selection in 2025 and moves up to the first team this year.
- Returning second-team selections: Clark, Culver and Ella Weidenhammer were also second-team selections in 2025.
- Stevens' honors: Four Stevens athletes are on the first team, led by Flynn, and the program also earns Staff of the Year.
- By school: Lebanon Valley (5), Stevens (5), DeSales (4), Misericordia (4), Arcadia (3), Marywood (3), Delaware Valley (1), FDU-Florham (1), King's (1).