NEWTOWN, Pa. – On Wednesday morning, the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) announced their 2025 MAC Commonwealth women's soccer major award winners and All-MAC Commonwealth teams. The Falcons earned one major award, and nine players were named to the All-MAC Commonwealth teams.
Tahlia Lloyd earned the MAC Commonwealth Defensive Player of the Year as the only major award for the Falcons.
Hannah Adair,
Bailie Dull,
Brittany Laird,
Mia Libby,
Ella Lent-Koop, and
Tahlia Lloyd all earned All-MAC Commonwealth First-Team honors. The Falcons earned three second team honors, with
Addi Martin,
Ava Wert, and
Alayna Williams each earning a spot on the second team.
Tahlia Lloyd helped lead the Falcons defense that allowed only five goals all season. Lloyd also helped the Falcons start many offensive possessions and totaled two goals and four assists throughout the season.
Hannah Adair earned first team honors after leading the MAC Commonwealth with 37 points. Adair finished second in the MAC Commonwealth with 14 goals and was tied for first with nine assists. Adair also led the conference with 88 shots and 48 shots on goal.
Bailie Dull earned a spot on the first team after helping lead the Falcons defense throughout the season. Along with her defensive prowess, Dull finished second on the Falcons with eight assists on the season.
Brittany Laird earned her second-straight first team honors after another great season for the Falcons. Laird finished tied for second on the Falcons with 25 points on 10 goals and five assists.
Mia Libby was named to the first team after an impressive 2025 season. Libby finished with 15 points on five goals and five assists on the season and added a high motor in the midfield that helped the Falcons win many 50-50 balls.
Ella Lent-Koop earned a first team honor after a dominant season on the Falcons back line. Lent-Koop helped the Falcons finished second in the country with 17 shutouts. Lent-Koop also added a goal and three assists.
Addi Martin earned a spot on the second team after finishing tied for second the team with 25 points. Martin finished second on the team with 11 goals and added three assists. Martin finished the season strong, totaling a point in each of the Falcons' final six games.
Ava Wert earned second team honors after starting all 21 games in goal for the Falcons. Wert finished the season with 22 saves, a .846, and nine shutouts. Wert allowed only four goals on the season off 51 shots faced.
Alayna Williams earned a spot on the second team after helping lead the Falcons midfield this season. Williams finished the season with two goals and three assists, while helping the Falcons set up offensive possessions in the midfield.
