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2012 Longstreth / NFHCA Division I All-Region Teams 2012 Longstreth / NFHCA Division I All­Region Teams MID‐ATLANTIC REGION First Team Second Team Teresa Benvenuti Princeton University Jaclyn Anspach American University Michelle Cesan Princeton University Amanda Bird Princeton University Amanda Fleischut Drexel University Katie Briglia Temple University Maxine Fluharty University of Maryland Alyssa Bull Rutgers University Megan Frazer University of Maryland Christina Conrad Drexel University Gina Hofmann American University Amy Donovan Princeton University Christina Maida Princeton University Allison Evans Princeton University Lindsay Mcardle Drexel University Katie Gerzabek University of Maryland Shelly Montgomery American University Jantien Gunter Drexel University Sandra Penas Rider University Lauren Hibshman Drexel University Michelle Pieczynski Monmouth University Sydney Kirby Princeton University Julia Reinprecht Princeton University Carissa Makea St. Francis University Katie Reinprecht Princeton University Ali Mcevoy University of Maryland Kat Sharkey Princeton University Lisa Patrone Rutgers University Harriet Tibble University of Maryland Sarah Sprink University of Maryland Jill Witmer University of Maryland Amber Youtz Temple University MIDEAST REGION First Team Second Team Kelsey Amy Penn State University Alicia Angelini University of Connecticut Louisa Boddy University of Connecticut Hannah Balleza Cornell University Marie Elena Bolles University of Connecticut Mary Beth Barham Yale University Deanna Dicroce Lafayette College Brittany Blass Lafayette College Laura Gebhart Penn State University Jonel Boileau Hofstra University Leonie Geyer Syracuse University Katie Desandis Columbia University Brittany Grzywacz Penn State University Abby Fuhrman Penn State University Laura Hahnefeldt Syracuse University Kelly Harsh Lock Haven University Felicitas Heinen Fairfield University Carolyn Horner Cornell University Iona Holloway Syracuse University Ashtin Klingler Penn State University Chloe Hunnable University of Connecticut Krizia Layne Hofstra University Gabby Kozlowski Columbia University Nicole Lewis Quinnipiac University Sarah Mansfield University of Connecticut Liz Mcinerney Syracuse University Kelsey Millman Syracuse University Tayler Siegrist Bucknell University Gillian Pinder Syracuse University Leann Stiver Syracuse University Emily Valeo Lafayette College Lauren Zimniski Quinnipiac University NORTHEAST REGION First Team Second Team Lauren Allymohamed University of Massachusetts Zoe Adkins University of Maine Megan Bozek University of New Hampshire Allie Conti Northeastern University Deirdre Duke Northeastern University Nicole Cordero University of Massachusetts Emma Erler University of New Hampshire Nicky Graham Northeastern University Ella Gunson Boston University Kellie Joyce University of New Hampshire Annabelle Hamilton University of Maine Caitlin Malone Providence College Jessica Longstreth University at Albany Lisa Masini Dartmouth College Corrine McConnville University at Albany Virgynia Muma Boston College Jacinda Mcleod Boston University Laura Page University at Albany Paige Norris Boston College Casey Pohlmeyer University of New Hampshire Emma Plasteras Boston College Lizzie Priest Northeastern University Crystal Poland Northeastern University Olivia Quaglia Dartmouth College Ali Savage Dartmouth College Holly Stewart University of Maine Kristi Troch University at Albany Henni Tietze Providence College Daphne Voormolen University at Albany Nicole Van Oosterom Boston University Thando Zono University of Massachusetts Kim Young University of Massachusetts SOUTH REGION First Team Second Team Rebecca Barry University of Richmond Katie Ardrey University of North Carolina Sarah Breen Old Dominion University Natalie Barr Liberty University Elly Buckley University of Virginia Maria Caro College of William & Mary Charlotte Craddock University of North Carolina Amy Cooke University of Richmond Stacey DeGradnhomme Longwood University Sarah Fisher Davidson College Paula Heimbach Duke University Devon Gagliardi Duke University Jenny Johnstone University of Virginia Abby Hassinger Duke University Kelsey Kolojejchick University of North Carolina Jess Mcfadyen Wake Forest University Anna Kozniuk Wake Forest University Lizzie Rae Wake Forest University Emmie Le Marchand Duke University Taylor Rhea Wake Forest University Christy Longacre Old Dominion University Kelsey Scherrer Virginia Commonwealth Univ. Katie Nearhouse Old Dominion University Kelsey Smithers Old Dominion University Paige Selenski University of Virginia Rachel Sumfest University of Virginia Caitlin Van Sickle University of North Carolina Jenna Taylor James Madison University Michelle Vittese University of Virginia Carissa Vittese University of Virginia Emily Wold University of North Carolina Rachel Wein James Madison University WEST REGION First Team Second Team Chelsea Armstrong Northwestern University Cathryn Altdoerffer Ohio University Abby Barker Michigan State University Taylor Brown Ohio University Jessica Barnett University of Iowa Hope Burke Stanford University Danica Deckard Ohio State University Bea Dechant Miami University (OH) Sarah Drake University of Iowa Shannon Elmitt University of California Becky Dru Stanford University Audra Heilman Indiana University Morgan Fleetwood Indiana University Julia Hoffman Kent State University Kelsey Harbin Stanford University Haley Jones University of Michigan Lara Kruggel University of California Simone Lazar Central Michigan University Rachel Mack University of Michigan Rebecca Lee Kent State University Kathleen McGraw University of Iowa Lisa McCarthy Northwestern University Nikki Parsley Northwestern University Olivia Miller Miami University (OH) Tara Puffenberger Northwestern University Paula Pastor‐Pitarque Ohio State University Becky Stiles Michigan State University Berta Queralt Ohio State University Marike Stribos University of Iowa Leslie Smith University of Michigan Amber Thomas University of Louisville Lauren Thomas University of Michigan .
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