BRISTOL, R.I. – Roger Williams University Women's Soccer senior Mya D'Antonio (Marshfield, Mass.) was named the Conference of New England (CNE) Scholar-Athlete of the Year, highlighting six Hawks who earned All-Conference recognition.

Sarah Fogarty (Scituate, Mass.) earned First Team honors, while D'Antonio, Camryn Dickinson (Quaker Hill, Conn.) and Madelyn Riebold (Deep River, Conn.) were selected to the Second Team. Beth Yucius (Duxbury, Mass.) and Isabella Vena (Haverhill, Mass.) rounded out the RWU honorees with Third Team selections.

D'Antonio, a senior captain majoring in elementary education, added the Scholar-Athlete of the Year award to a career that includes CNE Academic All-Conference recognition in 2024. Her Second Team selection marks her third career All-Conference honor, following All-CCC Second Team recognition in 2023 and CNE Second Team honors in 2025. During the 2026 regular season, D'Antonio led Roger Williams with seven goals and 18 points, adding four assists and three game-winning goals.

Fogarty earned First Team recognition on defense after helping the Hawks record nine regular-season shutouts and allow just nine goals in 17 matches. The senior captain also contributed one goal and one assist for three points. Fogarty's selection follows a career in which she developed into a regular presence on the back line, including 19 starts and 1,661 minutes during her sophomore season in 2024.

Dickinson earned Second Team honors for the second consecutive season. The sophomore midfielder recorded three goals and four assists for 10 regular-season points, including one game-winning goal. She followed a first-year campaign in which she totaled five goals and a team-leading nine assists for 19 points.

Riebold made an immediate impact in her first collegiate season, earning Second Team recognition in the midfield. She finished the regular season with four goals and two assists for 10 points. A graduate of Valley Regional High School, Riebold entered RWU as a two-time All-State First Team selection and three-time All-Conference First Team honoree.

Yucius earned Third Team honors at forward after leading the Hawks with eight regular-season assists. The senior added three goals for 14 points, ranking second on the team in scoring. Yucius transferred from Stonehill before the 2025 season and recorded eight goals and four assists for 20 points in her first year at Roger Williams.

Vena earned a Third Team at-large selection in the midfield during her first season with the Hawks. The junior contributed one goal and two assists for four regular-season points. Her selection follows CNE Second Team and Academic All-Conference recognition at Johnson & Wales in 2025.

Roger Williams completed the regular season with a 9-2-6 overall record and a 7-2-1 mark in CNE play, outscoring opponents 39-9. The Hawks finished the season 10-3-6 overall after advancing to the CNE Tournament semifinals.