NEWTOWN, Pa. – The Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) announced their field hockey postseason awards on Monday morning, and Neumann University's
Cadence Conti was named to the Commonwealth Second Team.
Conti led the Knights with nine goals, one being a game-winner. She added two assists for a total of 20 points. She also added to Neumann's defensive corps wit two defensive saves. She was a perfect three-for-three on penalty strokes, and those penalty stroke goals matched her own single-season program record, first achieved in 2024 and repeated in 2025. Overall, the senior ends ger career with the most penalty stroke goals in Neumann program history, with nine.
This is her third all-conference post-season award. She was named to the Atlantic East Conference Second team in 2024, and their First team in 2025.
