BEVERLY, Mass. – The Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) announced the 2023 field hockey awards winners and All-Conference Teams on Wednesday.

Roger Williams University’s Chelsea King and Endicott College’s Tori Swanson share Offensive Player of the Year honors. Also representing the Gulls, Meghan Lehouiller is the Defensive Player of the Year and Abigail Antonelli is Co-Rookie of the Year.

RWU and Endicott advanced to the 2023 Tournament Championship game as the No. 1 and No. 2 seed, respectively. The Gulls won the trophy, 2-1, to earn the league’s NCAA Tournament automatic qualifier. Also from the Hawks, Jill Reeve is Coach of the Year and Maddy Monahan is Co-Rookie of the Year.

Morgan Mast (University of New England) is the Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She’ll graduate this spring with a degree in health, wellness and occupational studies. She’s a four-year Dean’s List honoree, a CCC Academic All-Conference selection and a past member of the NFHCA All-Academic Team. This season, she scored three goals with two assists as the Nor’Easters posted a 4-1 league record.

Awards Winners
Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Chelsea King, Roger Williams University, Sophomore, Forward
Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Tori Swanson, Endicott College, Sophomore, Forward
Defensive Player of the Year: Meghan Lehouiller, Endicott College, Senior, Defender
Co-Rookie of the Year: Abigail Antonelli, Endicott, Sophomore, Midfielder
Co-Rookie of the Year: Maddy Monahan, Roger Williams University, Freshman, Midfielder
Coach of the Year: Jill Reeve, Roger Williams University
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Morgan Mast, University of New England, Senior, Forward/Midfielder
Team Sportsmanship Award: Gordon College and Nichols College

All-CCC First-Team
F - Maddy Dengler, Endicott, Sophomore (Winchester, Mass)
F - Tori Swanson, Endicott, Sophomore (Farmington, Conn.)
F - Chelsea King, Roger Williams, Sophomore (Schenectady, N.Y.)
M - Reagan Hicks, Endicott, Sophomore (Barnstable, Mass.)
M - Grace Rocheleau, Roger Williams, Sophomore (West Hartford, Conn.)
M - Micaela Jacobs, UNE, Sophomore (Waterboro, Maine)
M - Sarah Johnston, Western New England, Junior (Uxbridge Mass.)
D - Meghan Lehouiller, Endicott, Senior (Colchester, Vt.)
D - Shelly Tremblay, UNE, Sophomore (Barre, Mass.)
D - Haley Kaczka, Western New England, Sophomore (Granby, Conn.)
K - Alexis DeMattia, Endicott, Sophomore (Methuen, Mass.)

All-CCC Second-Team
F - Kathleen Reissfelder, Endicott, Junior (Westwood, Mass.)
F - Taylor Breen, Nichols, Sophomore, (Shrewsbury, Mass.)
F - Kelly Doherty, Roger Williams, Senior (Mansfield, Mass.)
F - Hannah Timbrouck, Roger Williams, Sophomore (Kingston, N.Y.)
F - Gianna Korisianos, UNE, Freshman (Peabody, Mass.)
F - Madi Robito, UNE, Junior (Pelham, N.H.)
M - Abigail Antonelli, Endicott, Sophomore (Worcester, Mass.)
M - Maddy Monahan, Roger Williams, Freshman (Bristol, N.H.)
M - Georgia Eson, UNE, Senior (Pittsburgh, Penn.)
M - Olyvia Whyte, Western New England, Junior (Milford Mass.)
D - Maddy Young, Endicott, Junior (Hingham, Mass.)
D - Abigail Stevens, Roger Williams, Junior (Brewster, Mass.)
D - Lauren Green, UNE, Senior (Gorham, Maine)
K - Ella Henry, Western New England, Sophomore (Wilbraham Mass.)

Teams listed by position and alpha by school.

Awards winners and All-CCC Teams were selected based on a vote of the league’s eight head coaches.

ABOUT THE COMMONWEALTH COAST CONFERENCE
The Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC), founded in 1984, is an NCAA Division III athletic conference composed of 10 full member and two associate member institutions throughout the New England region. Its membership aims to provide student-athletes with a positive experience in their pursuit of excellence through high academic standards, quality competition and a meaningful student life. The Conference administers championships in 20 intercollegiate sports.

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