Field Hockey ended the year with a 5-13 record, 2-8 in conference play. The Shorewomen took four top-25 teams into overtime this season, proving themselves tough opponents for everyone. Notable wins for the team include a 3-2 win over Stockton and a 2-0 shutout against Catholic. The team was led by MaryCate Anson ’26, who earned All-Centennial Conference Second Team Honors, scoring nine goals with seven assists on the season. Jam Hutt-Robles ’26, was a strong defensive presence for the Shorewomen. She led the conference in defensive saves, tallying six on the season. Goalkeeper Charlotte Shurman’27 finished the year with 108 saves, which moved her career save total to 300.

Men’s Soccer earned a 6-7-5 record for the season, going 3-2-4 in Centennial Conference play. The Shoremen ended the year just outside of the conference postseason, sitting in seventh place overall. Midfielder Tyler Davidson ’26 earned All-Centennial First Team honors and was second on the team in goals scored with four. Tucker Sprano ’27 led the team with five goals, earning himself a spot on the All-Conference Second Team. Hannes Budde ’28 and Ryan Sharpley ’26 each earned a spot on the honorable mention squad, Budde for his work in goal and Sharpley for his presence on defense.

Women’s Soccer had the best season in program history. Three players earned postseason honors with Kaileigh Brady ’27 and Sophie Kilbride ’27 being named to the All-Conference Second Team and goalkeeper Olivia Allen ’27 named Honorable Mention. Kilbride led the team with five goals and five assists while Brady totaled four goals and two assists on the season. Allen had four solo shutouts and was part of three combined clean sheets, ending the season with a .734 save percentage.

Volleyball had its first winning season since 2017 with 18 wins and 10 losses. The Shorewomen held a 13-game win streak in the first half of their season. In conference play, the team went 4-6, posting notable wins against Ursinus, McDaniel, and Muhlenberg. The team finished just outside of the conference playoffs and was ranked seventh overall in the Centennial Conference Standings. Libero Anna Titter ’26 earned All-Conference Honorable Mention honors after leading the team in digs with 321. Giselle Kleinbussink ’26 led the team in kills with 231, and Alexis Stubbs ’28 led the team in total assists with 498.

— Courtney Hardy