Wilmoth had a standout season for the Seawolves, being named an All-CAA First Team selection and USA Lacrosse All-American, leading the offense with 92 points (64 goals, 28 assists), adding eight ground balls and three caused turnovers. She took home CAA Player of the Week twice this season (March 31, April 14) and ranks second in the league in points per game (4.38), third in goals per game (3.24), and sixth in shots per game (5.62)…

Eastern Michigan goalkeeper Maddy Porter (Montrose, N.Y./Hendrick Hudson) continues to make history, earning All-MAC First Team honors for the first time in her career after being named to the second team as a freshman. The 2024 MAC Freshman of the Year becomes just the fourth Eagle in program history to earn a first-team selection…

I’m proud to share that YJN has had a Section 1 Coach of the Year every single year since 2019 (and many more before that).

• 2025 Section 1 Coach of the Year: Hannah Tiso – YJN 2030 & Head Coach at Pleasantville HS.  In 2024, Coach Tiso was also recognized as Conference Coach of the Year

• 2025 Conference Coach of the Year: Kat Perella – YJN 2027 & Head Coach at Nyack HS

We are incredibly fortunate to have some of the most experienced and respected coaches in the region…

Freshman scored 15 goals, including four during her first career against Merrimack, to help lead Pace to top-20 ranking.

YJN '16 alum appeared in 10 games for first-year Bulldogs, including a start against Detroit-Mercy.

Sophomore leads VCU to a record seven wins this season while appearing in 10 games.

LaSalle-bound Danbury High School graduate Naia Isabelle enjoyed a fantastic 2017 season, and for her efforts was named to both the All-FCIAC and All-State teams!

Congratulations to YJN members who earned All-State this season! Pictured (L-R) Katie Jelliffe, Gabby Beckett, Caroline Curnal, Naia Isabelle, Teja Gallop, and Emma DeNatale.