NEWTOWN, Pa. – On Thursday morning, the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) announced their 2026 MAC Commonwealth women's soccer major awards and All-Conference teams. The Falcons earned two major awards and 10 All-Conference honors.
Addi Martin earned Offensive Player of the Year and
Mia Libby was named Defensive Player of the Year for the Falcons major awards.
Hannah Lashley,
Ella Lent-Koop, Libby, Martin,
Lexi Sarago, and
Alayna Williams each were named to the first team.
Riley Craley,
Brittany Hoffman,
Lauren Kenny, and
Ellie Ockrin all earned second team honors.
Addi Martin was named Offensive Player of the Year and received first team honors after a dominant season for the Falcons. Martin led the conference with 40 points, 17 goals, six game-winning goals, 105 shots, and 49 shots on goal. Martin also is sixth in the conference with six assists. Martin has been one of the top goalscorers in the country, tied for ninth in goals in the country.
Mia Libby earned Defensive Player of the Year and First Team honors after a great season leading the Falcons defensive midfield. Libby totaled two goals and four assists, while helping the Falcons' defense allow only nine goals all season. The Falcons' defense was dominant during conference play allowing zero goals.
Hannah Lashley earned first team honors after an impressive 2026 season. Lashley led the conference with 12 assists on the season and added three goals. The 12 assists were also tied for 10th in the country.
Ella Lent-Koop was named to the first team after helping lead the Falcons backline during the 2026 season. Lent-Koop led the Falcons with 1638 minutes on the season and was a key factor in the Falcons allowing only nine goals all season. Lent-Koop also added an assist.
Lexi Sarago earned a spot on the first team after an impressive season on the Falcons' defense. Sarago played the third most minutes on the Falcons, while also adding a goal and two assists on the season.
Alayna Williams also earned a first-team selection after a breakout season for the Falcons. After totaling eight points last season, Williams exploded for 34 points on 13 goals and eight assists. Williams ranks second in the conference in points and goals, and third in assists and game-winning goals (3).
Riley Craley was named to the second team after helping lead the Falcons' back end during the season. Craley was fifth in minutes for the Falcons and helped the Falcons total 12 shutout wins on the season.
Brittany Hoffman earned a selection to the second team after being one of the top goalscorers for the Falcons this season. Hoffman is tied for third in the conference with 10 goals on the season. Hoffman also ranks seventh in shots (53) and shots on goal (23).
Lauren Kenny earned second team honors after an impressive first season in a Falcons' uniform. Kenny totaled 14 points with two goals and 10 assists. Kenny finished second in the conference with her 10 assists.
Ellie Ockrin was named to the second team after starting all 19 games in goal for the Falcons. Ockrin made 19 saves on the season with a 0.50 goals-against average, which ranked first in the conference. Ockrin also tied for the conference lead with nine clean sheets on the season.
