MANSFIELD, MA – The Northeast-10 Conference announced its yearly major award winners on Tuesday morning, with the University of New Haven Chargers being well-represented on the awards list. Grad student Katie Schenk (Southbury, Conn./Pomperaug) took home Midfielder of the Year and head coach Jen Fallon being named Coach of the Year for the fifth time in her career.

Schenk finished tied for fourth in the conference in goals per game (3.35), seventh in points per game (4.24), second in shots per game (8.18), and in the top 20 in assists per game (0.88). The Southbury, CT product also led the Chargers in goals (57), points (72), shots (139), shots on goal (98), game-winning goals (four), free-position goals (18), and free-position shots (27), was second in assists (15), caused turnovers (17) and draw controls (74), and ranked third in ground balls (24).

Fallon guided the Chargers to a regular season Northeast-10 tri-championship. The 19th year shot caller also can be credited with the development of many players on the All-Conference Teams.

Fallon and the Chargers also saw nine players named to All-Conference teams, including four appearing on the First Team.

Caitlin Seleny (Derry, N.H./Pinkerton), Gianna Caprioli (Clinton Corners, N.Y./Franklin Delano Roosevelt), Karly King (Branford, Conn./Branford), and Schenk all were named to the NE10 First Team following incredible seasons.

Seleny, a junior attacker, set career-highs in the following categories: goals (25), assists (24), points (49), shots (55), shots on goal (38), ground balls (20), and caused turnovers (16). Seleny's 24 assists led the Chargers.

Caprioli, a senior midfielder, set career-highs in goals (45), shooting percentage (.529), shots on goal percentage (.847), and tied career-highs in assists (12) and shots on goal (72). The senior's 42 ground balls led the team.

King, a graduate defender, finished with one goal this season while anchoring the Chargers defensive core. She also caused 20 turnovers and came away with 37 ground balls. King's 20 caused turnovers paced the Chargers.

Justine Doyle (Derry, N.H./Pinkerton Academy) and Maddie Sage were both named to the Northeast-10 All-Conference Second Team.

Doyle, a senior defender, finished the season with 10 ground balls, 11 caused turnovers, and a draw control. Her 11 caused turnovers ranked second among the Chargers defenders.

Sage, who played in and started all 17 games, set career-highs in minutes (933:03), saves (124), wins (12), and shots faced (366). She led the Chargers in every major goaltending category.

Summer Castiglione (Brick, N.J./Brick Memorial) was named to the Northeast-10 All-Conference Third Team following a year in which the junior midfielder set career-highs in goals (19), shots (55), shots on goal (41), and shots on goal percentage (.745). Caglione's 33 draw controls ranked third on the team.

Helena Dunwoody (East Greenwich, R.I./East Greenwich) also was named to the Third Team following a season in which she posted career-high totals in goals (25), assists (eight), points (33), and picked up 108 draw controls to lead the Chargers.

Freshmen Sam Maucere (West Babylon, N.Y./West Babylon) and Sophia Minnion (Wading River, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River) were each named to the Northeast-10 All-Rookie Team after making significant contributions to New Haven's success in their introduction to college lacrosse.

Maucere played in 16 games, starting 10, and made a big impact offensively on the Chargers back end with four goals and eight assists for 12 points. The West Babylon, NY native collected nine ground balls and caused eight turnovers. Her eight helpers led the Chargers freshmen.

Minnion netted 13 goals in 16 games for the Blue and Gold as an attacker. The Wading River, NY product started in three games for the Chargers and scooped up nine ground balls while causing four turnovers. Minnion's 13 goals paced the newcomers in Blue and Gold.

The full All-Conference Awards and Teams list is below:

ALL-CONFERENCE WOMEN'S LACROSSE AWARDS

Attacker of the Year: Maeve Johnson, Bentley 

Defensive Player of the Year: Sonny Lionetti, Adelphi 

Midfielder of the Year: Katie Schenk (Southbury, Conn./Pomperaug), New Haven 

Goalkeeper of the Year: Elizabeth Driscoll, Saint Anselm 

Rookie of the Year: Ayla McDermod, Saint Anselm 

Coach of the Year: Jen Fallon, New Haven

FIRST TEAM

A: Ashley Kolomechuk, Adelphi 

A: Maeve Johnson, Bentley 

A: Caitlin Seleny (Derry, N.H./Pinkerton), New Haven 

A: Mackenzie Carita, Pace 

A: Nikki Mottes, Pace 

A: Katelyn Hadden, SNHU 

M: Rita Sefransky, Adelphi 

M: Gianna Caprioli (Clinton Corners, N.Y./Franklin Delano Roosevelt), New Haven 

M: Katie Schenk (Southbury, Conn./Pomperaug), New Haven 

M: Annie Sheehan, Pace 

D: Danielle Becker, Adelphi 

D: Sonny Lionetti, Adelphi 

D: Kathryn Slattery, Bentley 

D: Karly King (Branford, Conn./Branford), New Haven 

D: Colleen Gilligan, Pace 

GK: Elizabeth Driscoll, Saint Anselm

SECOND TEAM

A: Marielle Colalillo, Adelphi 

A: Julia Foppiano, Adelphi 

A: Payson Hedges, Adelphi 

A: Amanda Davis, Bentley 

A: Alyssa Hill, Saint Anselm 

A: Macy Vail, SCSU 

M: Molly Weiand, Assumption 

M: Natalia Dutkewych, Bentley 

M: Gigi Genovese, Pace 

M: Abigail Christmas, Saint Anselm 

M: Lucy Mawn, Saint Anselm 

D: Kailey Butler, Assumption 

D: Justine Doyle (Derry, N.H./Pinkerton Academy), New Haven

D: Alyssa Wolf, Pace 

D: Elyse Scales, Saint Anselm 

GK: Madeline Sage (Manchester, N.H./Goffstown High School), New Haven

THIRD TEAM

A: Katelynn Johnston, Assumption 

A: Helena Dunwoody (East Greenwich, R.I./East Greenwich), New Haven 

A: Ayla McDermod, Saint Anselm 

A: Allie Palmer, SCSU 

M: Gabrielle Walz, AIC 

M: Erin McIlroy, Franklin Pierce 

M: Summer Castiglione (Brick, N.J./Brick Memorial), New Haven 

M: Marissa Doty, Pace 

M: Samantha Rivet, Saint Anselm 

M: Audrey Conover, Saint Michael's 

M: Anna Meserve, SCSU 

M: Skylar Pietz, SNHU 

D: Madison Field, Assumption 

D: Sarah Scheidel, Pace 

D: Julia Barbato, Saint Michael's 

D: Abbie Whitley, Saint Michael's 

GK: Caelan Connors, SCSU

ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

Michaela Burke, Adelphi 

Madison Howard, Adelphi 

Rory Meehan, Adelphi 

Callie Burchill, Bentley 

Tovah Lowy, Franklin Pierce 

Sam Maucere (West Babylon, N.Y./West Babylon), New Haven 

Sophia Minnion (Wading River, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River), New Haven 

Marissa Doty, Pace 

Lisa Heffernan, Pace 

Laura Luikart, Pace 

Ayla McDermod, Saint Anselm 

Grace Driscoll, Saint Michael's 

Mia Sullivan, Saint Michael's 

Breya Montague, SCSU 

Rebecca Sibley, SCSU 

Mazie Burt, SNHU 

Corrina Moulton, SNHU 

Sabrina Redding, SNHU