BRISTOL, R.I. – Seven members of the Roger Williams University Field Hockey team earned 2026 Conference of New England (CNE) All-Conference honors, with three Hawks named to the first team, three selected to the second team and one receiving third-team recognition.
Sophomore Eva Wood (Sandwich, Mass.) earned first-team honors at forward after leading Roger Williams with 13 goals and 32 points during the regular season. She added six assists and three game-winning goals in 19 appearances. Wood collected her second consecutive All-Conference selection after receiving third-team recognition in 2025, when she totaled six goals and three assists.
Senior midfielder Maddy Monahan (Bristol, N.H.) secured her third straight first-team selection. Monahan registered two goals and three assists for seven points across 17 regular-season games, finishing second on the team with 59 shots. The former CCC Rookie of the Year also earned NFHCA Division III All-Region Second Team honors in 2024.
Junior defender McKenzie Foley (Hanover, Mass.) earned her second straight first-team selection and third consecutive All-Conference honor. Foley recorded a team-high two defensive saves and contributed two goals and two assists for six points in 19 regular-season contests. She helped Roger Williams record four shutouts.
Sophomore forward Brodie Loveland (West Milford, N.J.) received second-team honors after finishing second on the Hawks with 12 goals and 31 points during the regular season. Her seven assists tied for the team lead, and she scored three game-winning goals in 19 appearances. Loveland more than doubled the five goals she scored as a first-year player in 2025.
Senior midfielder Emma Sheldon (Suffield, Conn.) joined Loveland on the second team after registering four goals and eight points across 19 regular-season games. Sheldon put 30 of her 51 shots on goal and scored twice in conference play, including one game-winning goal.
Senior defender Anna Kruggel (Scituate, Mass.) also earned second-team recognition, moving up after a third-team selection in 2025. Kruggel tied for the team lead with seven assists and added one defensive save while appearing in all 19 regular-season games. Her seven assists matched her total from 2025.
First-year Reese Jefferson (Dighton, Mass.) rounded out the Hawks' honorees with a third-team selection at forward. Jefferson ranked third on the team with nine goals and 21 points, adding three assists in 19 regular-season appearances. She led Roger Williams with four game-winning goals and scored a hat trick in the Hawks' 9-3 victory over Hartford on Oct. 22.
Roger Williams finished the regular season 13-6 overall and 6-1 in CNE play. The Hawks will visit top-seeded Endicott in the CNE championship game Saturday, Nov. 7, at 1 p.m.
