7 Hawks Earn All-Conference Recognition; Vitale Named Coach of the Year
Avery Bolton, a sophomore midfielder from Burlington, NY, was a consistent two-way presence for the Hawks this season. She contributed 6 goals and 7 assists for 19 points, showing her ability to create chances and finish them. Bolton's versatility in the midfield helped drive possession and transition play throughout the year.
Amanda Graziano, a freshman winger from New Hartford, NY, made an immediate impact in her debut season. She recorded 10 goals and 6 assists for 26 points, establishing herself as one of the team's most dynamic attacking threats. Graziano's pace and creativity on the flank made her a constant problem for opposing defenses.
Ryan Colton, a sophomore forward from Central Square, NY, delivered one of the top offensive seasons in the nation. She posted 25 goals and 10 assists for 60 points, ranking 4th nationally in both goals and points. Colton's finishing ability and field vision made her the centerpiece of the Hawks' attack and one of the most dominant scorers in the country.
Isabella Kleban, a winger from Mohawk, NY, provided a balanced combination of scoring and playmaking. She finished the season with 8 goals and 9 assists for 25 points, consistently generating opportunities from the wide areas. Kleban's reliability and high work rate were key components of the Hawks' offensive success.
Molly Canipe, a freshman defender from Ilion, NY, anchored a backline that grew stronger as the season progressed. Her defensive instincts, tackling ability, and composure under pressure played a vital role in the team's stability and organization. Canipe quickly established herself as a foundational piece of the Hawks' defense.
Maggie Plummer, a freshman midfielder from West Winfield, NY, served as the engine in the center of the pitch. She contributed 3 goals and 3 assists, but her impact extended far beyond the stat sheet. Plummer's ball-winning ability, distribution, and nonstop work rate made her a central figure in the Hawks' midfield identity.
Head Coach Jim Vitale was named Coach of the Year,