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2013 Longstreth / NFHCA Division I All-Region Teams 2013 Longstreth / NFHCA Division I All‐Region Teams MID‐ATLANTIC REGION First Team Second Team Teresa Benvenuti Princeton University Alex Carroll Monmouth University Michelle Cesan Princeton University Christina Conrad Drexel University Jasmine Cole University of Pennsylvania Emily Corcoran University of Pennsylvania Maxine Fluharty University of Maryland Ashley Dalisera American University Lauren Hibshman Drexel University Anna Dessoye University of Maryland Natalie Hunter University of Maryland Annabeth Donovan Princeton University Lindsay McArdle Drexel University Molly Doyle Temple University Ali McEvoy University of Maryland Katie Gerzabek University of Maryland Shelly Montgomery American University Carissa Makea Saint Francis University Michaela Patzner University of Delaware Alex McMackin American University Esmee Peet University of Delaware Sandra Penas Rider University Julia Reinprecht Princeton University Olivia Shoemaker La Salle University Sarah Sprink University of Maryland Rebecca Treharne American University Grace Wilson American University Sofia Walia Rutgers University Jill Witmer University of Maryland Meghan Winesett University of Delaware Amber Youtz Temple University Sophie Wright Rutgers University MIDEAST REGION First Team Second Team Jonel Boileau Hofstra University Brittany Blass Lafayette College Marie Elena Bolles University of Connecticut Erica Borgo Yale University Nakira Downes Lock Haven University Eliana Brown Colgate University Abby Fuhrman Penn State University Amanda Danziger Quinnipiac University Laura Gebhart Penn State University Chrissy Davidson University of Connecticut Leonie Geyer Syracuse University Christina Freibott Columbia University Brittany Grzywacz Penn State University Jamie Hartley Robert Morris University Laura Hahnefeldt Syracuse University Georgia Holland Yale University Felicitas Heinen Fairfield University Jess Jecko Syracuse University Chloe Hunnable University of Connecticut Ashtin Klingler Penn State University Anne Jeute University of Connecticut Rachel Misko Bucknell University Alyssa Manley Syracuse University Jordan Page Syracuse University Sarah Mansfield University of Connecticut Vickie Resh Bucknell University Jess Rusin Quinnipiac University Stella Schoen Hofstra University Emma Russell Syracuse University Marisa Siergiej Cornell University Roisin Upton University of Connecticut Elaina White Lock Haven University NORTHEAST REGION First Team Second Team Lauren Allymohamed University of Massachusetts Marissa Balleza Harvard University Megan Bozek University of New Hampshire Lindsay Bennett Northeastern University Annabelle Hamilton University of Maine Daniella Bernasconi Providence College Paula Heuser University at Albany Sam Carlino University of Massachusetts Corrine McConville University at Albany Chapin Duke Boston College Virgynia Muma Boston College Meg Flatley University of New Hampshire Paige Norris Boston College Kellie Joyce University of New Hampshire Emma Plasteras Boston College Sofi Laurito Boston University Casey Pohlmeyer University of New Hampshire Kate Malone Providence College Hannah Prince University of Massachusetts Nicole Sevey University of Maine Brooke Sabia University of Massachusetts Holly Stewart University of Maine Ali Savage Dartmouth College Natalie Stewart Northeastern University Ysi Schieb Boston University Romee Stiekema Boston College Alexa Sikalis University of Massachusetts Jessica Unger Northeastern University Carlie Tarbell University of New Hampshire Fiori Van Rijswijk University at Albany Daphne Voormolen University at Albany Charlotte Verelst University of Massachusetts SOUTH REGION First Team Second Team Natalie Barr Liberty University Emma Bozek University of North Carolina Rebecca Barry University of Richmond Sarah Breen Old Dominion University Lauren Blazing Duke University Christine Conroe Wake Forest University Elly Buckley University of Virginia Chelsea Davies University of Richmond Amy Cooke University of Richmond Casey Di Nardo University of North Carolina Charlotte Craddock University of North Carolina Amy Goldstein James Madison University Stacey De Grandhomme Longwood University Megan Hept Old Dominion University Paula Heimbach Duke University Lucy Hyams University of Virginia Anna Koznuik Wake Forest University Ann Jefferis Liberty University Emmie Le Marchand Duke University Aileen Johnson Duke University Christy Longacre Old Dominion University Amanda Kim Duke University Nina Notman University of North Carolina Sinead Loughran University of North Carolina Kelsey Smither Old Dominion University Taylor Rhea Wake Forest University Rosario Villagra Old Dominion University Pippin Saunders College of William & Mary Emily Wold University of North Carolina Carissa Vittese University of Virginia Anna Zarkoski University of Richmond Taylor West James Madison University WEST REGION First Team Second Team Abby Barker Michigan State University Hannah Boyer Indiana University Hope Burke Stanford University Ali Froeee Miami University Natalie Cafone University of Iowa Mona Frommhold Ohio State University Kelsey Harbin Stanford University Elisa Garcia University of Louisville Audra Heilman Indiana University Luli Gomez Teruel Ohio University Dani Hemeon University of Iowa Kristen Henn Michigan State University Julia Hofman Kent State University Rebecca Lee Kent State University Peanut Johnson Ohio State University Alex McCawley Stanford University Sydney King University of Louisville Sarah Müller Miami University Rachael Mack University of Michigan Stephanie Norlander University of Iowa Ainsley McCallister University of Michigan Maddie Secco Stanford University Lisa McCarthy Northwestern University Becky Stiles Michigan State University Nikki Parsley Northwestern University Sydney Supica Indiana University Tara Puffenberger Northwestern University Lauren Thomas University of Michigan Erin Schneidtmiller University of Louisville Emily Tregoning University of the Pacific Alyssa Voelmle University of Louisville Skylar Vannatta Central Michigan University .
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