Women's Soccer

2024 Landmark Women's Soccer All-Conference Announced

TOWSON, Md. – The Landmark Conference has announced its 2024 Women’s Soccer All-Conference awards, as nominated and selected by the league's 10 head coaches.

Offensive Player of the Year: Niamh Healy (University of Scranton)
Defensive Player of the Year: Hailey Scaff (Moravian University)
Rookie of the Year: Aileen Carr (University of Scranton)
Coaching Staff of the Year: University of Scranton

Niamh Healy made Landmark Conference history as just the second player to earn Offensive Player of the Year honors three times, joining Elizabethtown College's Lydia Lawson (2017–2019). A four-time All-Conference First Team selection, Healy led the league in goals (14), points (32), and game-winning goals (8), powering a Scranton offense that scored a conference-best 51 goals, 26 of which came in league play. The Royals will open NCAA Tournament play by hosting Marywood University on Saturday, November 16, at 1:00 p.m.

For the second year in a row, Hailey Scaff was named Defensive Player of the Year. Scaff anchored a Moravian backline that conceded just five goals in conference play and recorded 13 shutouts overall, including six in Landmark competition. She joins former Greyhound standouts Eileen Black (2012) and Lauren Bertucci (2017) in receiving this recognition.

Scranton’s Aileen Carr was named Rookie of the Year, marking the sixth time a Royal has earned the award. The only first-year player on the All-Conference team, Carr earned First Team honors by leading a Scranton defense that allowed a league-low six goals (three in conference) and recorded seven Landmark shutouts.

Head coach Colleen Pivirotto and assistant Blake Mullen were named Coaching Staff of the Year for the fourth straight season, guiding Scranton to a 17-1-2 overall record and a perfect 9-0 mark in conference play. This undefeated conference season is the Royals’ seventh in program history and their first since 2018.

  • FIRST TEAM
    Alexa Krause: Drew University #$
    Mikayla Long: Lycoming College
    Claire Mulholland: University of Scranton

    SECOND TEAM
    Aubrey Williamson: Lycoming College
    Carly Pyatt: Moravian University
    Emily Bannon: University of Scranton

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    $ 2022 First Team
    % 2021 First Team

  • FIRST TEAM
    Isabel Doherty: Catholic University
    Rebecca Racine: Drew University #$%
    Maddie McWhinney: Elizabethtown College
    Mary Haggerty: University of Scranton #$
    Niamh Healy: University of Scranton #$%

    SECOND TEAM
    Jenna Hoffmann: Elizabethtown College
    Ella Magee: Lycoming College
    Chelsea Meltzer: Moravian University

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  • FIRST TEAM
    Haley Schafer: Lycoming College
    Hailey Scaff: Moravian University #
    Aileen Carr: University of Scranton

    SECOND TEAM
    Alex Berish: Catholic University
    Olivia Herbert: Elizabethtown College
    Emily Tantala: University of Scranton

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    $ 2022 First Team
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  • FIRST TEAM
    Nicole Olson: University of Scranton #$

    SECOND TEAM
    Ava Rieger: Catholic University #
    Riley Block: Lycoming College
    Riley Spingler: Moravian University

    # 2023 First Team
    $ 2022 First Team
    % 2021 First Team