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Source: Saint Joseph's College of Maine

WINTHROP, Mass. – The Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) has announced its 2026 field hockey postseason awards, recognizing seven Saint Joseph's College players, including GNAC Rookie of the Year Chloe Masse (Oakland, Maine). Masse, a freshman midfielder, also earned Second Team All-Conference honors, while sophomore forward Ava Markham (Belfast, Maine) and junior back Zoey Lailer (Limington, Maine) were selected to the First Team. Senior goalkeeper Kimberly McLaughlin (Lewiston, Maine) joined Masse on the Second Team, while sophomore forward Myia SeeHusen (Corinna, Maine), junior midfielder Katie Yeaton (Farmington, Maine), and junior back Gabriella Thomas (Lewiston, Maine) earned Third Team All-Conference recognition. Masse became the fifth player in program history to earn GNAC Rookie of the Year honors and helped Saint Joseph's claim the award in consecutive seasons for the first time, following Markham's selection in 2025.

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