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2022 CSAC FIELD HOCKEY PRESEASON COACHES POLL
| Place |
Team |
Points* |
2021 Record (CSAC) |
| 1 |
Cedar Crest College |
39 (2) |
9-9 (5-2) |
| 2 |
Wilson College |
38 (2) |
18-1 (7-0) |
| 3 |
Keystone College |
37 (1) |
12-7 (6-1) |
| 4 |
Sweet Briar College |
21 (1) |
13-9 (4-3) |
| 5 |
Lancaster Bible College |
22 |
3-13 (2-5) |
| 6 |
Bryn Athyn College |
15 (1) |
0-12 (0-7) |
| 7 |
Notre Dame University of Maryland |
14 |
5-9 (3-4) |
*First place votes in (parentheses)
Press Release
CEDAR CREST COLLEGE THE TOP PICK IN CSAC PRESEASON FIELD HOCKEY POLL
VILLANOVA, Pa. – Cedar Crest College was the top pick of the coaches in the 2022 Colonial States Athletic Conference Preseason Poll released on Tuesday afternoon. The coaches were asked to vote on the order of finish for the teams in the CSAC and were permitted to vote for their own squads.
The Falcons – who reached the title game last season – finished with 39 points and two first-place votes. Defending champion Wilson College – who defeated Cedar Crest in the title game last season – got 38 points and two first-place votes.
Keystone College was third with 37 points and one first-place vote. Sweet Briar College was fourth with 31 points and one first-place vote.
Lancaster Bible College was fifth with 22 points, followed by Bryn Athyn College in sixth with 15 points and one first-place vote.
Notre Dame of Maryland University was seventh with 14 points.
The season begins on Thursday, September 1 with four games, including a non-conference matchup between Sweet Briar and Wilson. Conference play begins on Saturday, September 24, as Sweet Briar travels to Keystone.
The CSAC Championship, which features the top four teams, will start on Wednesday, November 2 with the semifinals and conclude with the title tilt on Saturday, November 5.
The winner of the championship will receive the conference’s automatic qualifier to the NCAA tournament.
2022 CSAC FIELD HOCKEY FINAL STANDINGS
*Clinched playoff berth
() Number indicates seeding
2022 CSAC Players of the Week |
2022 CSAC Defensive Players of the Week
September 6, 2022
Maria Belen Rodriguez-Molina / FY / Keystone College / Caballito, Buenos Aires, Argentina / Colegio Santa Brigida (POtW)
Tallied a hat trick in a 4-1 win against Keuka on Friday in the Giants’ season opener.
Casey Stratton / Jr / Keystone College / Ellicott City, MD / Centennial HS (DPOtW)
Made three stops for Keystone in its win over Keuka.
September 12, 2022
Paige Ney / FY / Wilson College / Biglerville, PA / Biglerville HS (POtW)
Brynn Rifino / Jr / Cedar Crest College / Dover, DE / Smyrna HS (DPOtW)
September 19, 2022
Vicky Mainero / Jr / Keystone College / Francisco Alvarez, Buenos Aires, Argentina / St. Patrick's College (POtW)
Angelina Morley / Jr / Keystone College / Deposit, NY / Deposit HS (DPOtW)
September 26, 2022
Kiley Marone / Sr / Cedar Crest College / Mohrsville, PA / Tulpehocken HS (POtW)
Angelina Morley / Jr / Keystone College / Deposit, NY / Deposit HS (DPOtW)
October 3, 2022
Andriana Hinkle / Jr / Cear Crest College / Palmerton, PA / Homeschool (Lehighton) (POtW)
Hinkle had an 11-point week with five goals and one assist over two games for the Falcons including a four goal and one assist game in a 9-0 win.
Amanda Hoover / FY / Keystone College / Bowmansville, PA / Garden Spot HS (DPOtW)
Hoover helped lead the Chargers posting two shutouts and tallying nine saves helping the Chargers to their first conference win.
October 10, 2022
Maria Belen Rodriguez-Molina / FY / Keystone College / Caballito, Buenos Aires, Argentina / Colegio Santa Brigida (POtW)
Rodriguez-Molina helped Keystone to a 2-0 week and exploded for six goals and 13 points, tying a program record for most goals in a single game.
Allyson Shindler / Sr / Wilson College / Manchester, PA / Northeastern HS (DPOtW)
Shindler helped the Phoenix to a 2-0 win by posting a shutout with three saves in 60 minutes of work in goal.
October 17, 2022
Kiley Marone / Sr / Cedar Crest College / Mohrsville, PA / Tulpehocken HS (POtW)
Marone had a 12-point week with six goals in a 2-0 week for the Falcons. She put up four goals in a 10-1 win over Bryn Athyn and added a pair in a 5-0 shutout of Lancaster Bible.
Amber Cieri / Sr / Cedar Crest College / Slatington, PA / Northern Lehigh HS (DPOtW)
Cieri paced a Cedar Crest defense that limited its opponents to just four total shots in two CSAC wins during the week. She also helped out offensively for the Falcons by tallying 10 points.
October 24, 2022
Avery Jones / Jr / Sweet Briar College / Union, CT / The Woodstock Academy (POtW)
Jones recorded four goals and two assists over three games this past week. She tallied one goal in the Vixens' 4-0 win over Southern Virginia while adding one goal and two assists in a 3-1 conference win over Lancaster Bible. She scored twice in an 8-1 conference win over Bryn Athyn.
Allyson Shindler / Sr / Wilson College / Manchester, PA / Northeastern HS (DPOtW)
Shindler led the defense in pitching three shutouts in all three contests Wilson played last week. She split time in a 7-0 shutout in which the back line didn't allow a single shot against Lancaster Bible. Her best performance came against CSAC rival Keystone in which Wilson scored early in the game and she made seven saves the rest of the way in a 1-0 win against the Giants on Saturday. Sunday saw another 1-0 shutout, this time against Juniata, with one save.
October 31, 2022
Kiley Marone / Sr / Cedar Crest College / Mohrsville, PA / Tulpehocken HS (POtW)
Marone tallied nine points over two victories for the Falcons. She tallied a hat trick in a 4-0 win over William Paterson and with her second goal in the contest, Marone became the Cedar Crest College field hockey record holder for goals scored in a career. She then closed the week with a goal and an assist in a 3-2 win at Sweet Briar.
Alexandra Infante / Sr / Cedar Crest College / Stowe, VT / Stowe HS (DPOtW)
Infante helped the Falcons to a pair of victories during the week, tallying a pair of defensive saves in a 4-0 win over William Paterson.
2022 Season Statistics
2022 CSAC Tournament Information
Tournament Page
Wednesday, November 2, 2022
#1 Wilson defeated #4 Sweet Briar, 3-0 |
Box Score
#2 Keystone defeated #3 Cedar Crest, 7-0 |
Box Score
Saturday, November 5, 2022
#1 Wilson defeated #2 Keystone, 2-0 |
Box Score
NCAA AQ Due: November 6, 2022
NCAA First Round: November 9, 2022
CSAC Champion:
Wilson Phoenix
CSAC Championship MVP:
Abigail Rosenberry, Wilson (Sr., Mid)
2022 NCAA Tournament
Wednesday, November 9 - Ewing, NJ - The College of New Jersey Opening Round
Wilson -
0 at #15 TCNJ -
7 -
Box Score |
Recap
2022 CSAC All-Conference Team
2022 ALL-CSAC FIELD HOCKEY TEAM ANNOUNCED
VILLANOVA, Pa. – Head coaches of the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) have selected Kiley Marone of Cedar Crest College and Alexis Pflumm of Wilson College as co-CSAC Players of the Year. Keystone's Angelina Morley was named the CSAC Defensive Player of the Year while Lancaster Bible's Amanda Hoover was tabbed the CSAC Rookie of the Year. Ashley Irwin, Keystone College head coach was voted CSAC Coach of the Year.
Marone, a senior forward, put up 22 goals in the regular season with two of them being game-winners. She led the conference for most goals scored and points at 51. Marone is fifth nationally in NCAA Division III for goals scored. She will conclude her senior campaign playing in the NFHCA Division III Senior Game.
A senior midfielder, Pflumm drives the offense for Wilson while also playing post on defensive corners. She led the league in shots with 81, and was second for shots on goal at 49. Her 12 goals and six assists on the year made her a top threat in the conference.
Keystone's Morley ranked second in NCAA Division III for defensive saves with 12, leading the conference. Two of her defensive saves came at a critical matchup against Sweet Briar to push the contest into overtime, and another defensive save against Cedar Crest secured the number-two seed for the Giants in the CSAC playoffs.
Hoover started and played in every game except for one quarter for Lancaster Bible this season. She averaged 8.44 saves per game and held a 73.5% save percentage in conference play. She totaled 152 saves this season and contributed to three shutouts.
Irwin led Keystone to an 8-8 regular season finish, bringing the Giants to their sixth CSAC playoff birth and third title appearance in her ninth season.
Release
2022 All-CSAC Field Hockey Team
Co-Player of the Year: Kiley Marone, Cedar Crest College
Co-Player of the Year: Alexis Pflumm, Wilson College
Defensive Player of the Year: Angelina Morley, Keystone College
Rookie of the Year: Amanda Hoover, Lancaster Bible College
Coach of the Year: Ashley Irwin, Keystone College
FIRST TEAM
| Amber Cieri |
Cedar Crest College |
Sr. |
M |
Slatington, Pa. |
| Morgan Frantz |
Cedar Crest College |
Sr. |
D |
Brodheadsville, Pa. |
| Alyssa Hamilton |
Lancaster Bible College |
Jr. |
D |
Elizabethtown, Pa. |
| Brynna Hughes |
Sweet Briar College |
Jr. |
F |
Richmond, Va. |
| Avery Jones |
Sweet Briar College |
Jr. |
M |
Union, Conn. |
| Kiley Marone |
Cedar Crest College |
Sr. |
F |
Mohrsville, Pa. |
| Angelina Morley |
Keystone College |
Jr. |
M / D |
Deposit, N.Y. |
| Alexis Pflumm |
Wilson College |
Sr. |
M |
Camden, Del. |
| Maria Belen Rodriguez-Molina |
Keystone College |
Yr. |
POS |
Hometown |
| Allyson Shindler |
Wilson College |
Sr. |
GK |
Manchester, Pa. |
| Hailey Steele |
Wilson College |
So. |
D |
Biglerville, Pa. |
| Maria Tomada |
Keystone College |
Jr. |
M / F |
Buenos Aires, Argentina |
SECOND TEAM
| Emily Demarest |
Cedar Crest College |
Sr. |
M |
Vernon, N.J. |
| Ava Fino |
Bryn Athyn College |
So. |
M |
Harding, Pa. |
| Adriana Hinkle |
Cedar Crest College |
Jr. |
M / D |
HPalmerton, Pa. |
| Hannah Hoffman |
Lancaster Bible College |
So. |
F / M |
East Earl, Pa. |
| Amanda Hoover |
Lancaster Bible College |
Fy. |
D / GK |
Bowmansville, Pa. |
| Alexandra Infante |
Cedar Crest College |
Sr. |
D |
Stowe, Vt. |
| Brea Kelso |
Wilson College |
So. |
F |
Shippensburg, Pa. |
| Cortney Keim |
Keystone College |
Fy. |
D |
Trevorton, Pa. |
| Paige Ney |
Wilson College |
Fy. |
F |
Biglerville, Pa. |
| Haley Stahl |
Lancaster Bible College |
So. |
D |
Middleburg, Pa. |
HONORABLE MENTION
| Alexis Alleman |
Wilson College |
Sr. |
M |
Shippensburg, Pa. |
| Molly Booth |
Sweet Briar College |
Yr. |
POS |
Hometown |
| Alexis Brown |
Bryn Athyn College |
Fy. |
D |
Philadelphia |
| Jolin Daughtey |
Sweet Briar College |
So. |
F |
Williamsburg, Va. |
| Lara Jost |
Sweet Briar College |
So. |
D |
Würzburg, Germany |
| Ingrid Kalwitz Blanco |
Sweet Briar College |
Sr. |
M |
Antofagasta, Chile |
| Elizabeth Landon |
Wilson College |
Fy. |
M |
West Grove, Pa. |
| Ashley Large |
Cedar Crest College |
So. |
F / D |
Parker, Colo. |
| Vicky Mainero |
Keystone College |
Jr. |
M / F |
Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Kaytee Reynolds |
Sweet Briar College |
Sr. |
D |
Sydney, Australia |
| Casey Stratton |
Keystone College |
Jr. |
GK |
Ellicott City, Md. |
ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAM
| Ava Fino |
Bryn Athyn College |
So. |
M |
Harding, Pa. |
| Alexis Hertzog |
Cedar Crest College |
Sr. |
M |
Allentown, Pa. |
| Mercedes Goodwin |
Keystone College |
Sr. |
D |
Honesdale, Pa. |
| Haley Stahl |
Lancaster Bible College |
So. |
D |
Middleburg, Pa. |
| Jaime Ballard |
Notre Dame (Md.) |
Sr. |
|
Silver Spring, Md. |
| Abigail Lindsey |
Sweet Briar College |
So. |
D |
Providence Forge, Va. |
| Hailey Steele |
Wilson College |
So. |
D |
Biglerville, Pa. |