TOWSON, Md. -- The Elizabethtown College women's soccer team had four players named All-Landmark Conference as voted on by the league coaches. The conference office announced its all-conference teams Wednesday afternoon. Olivia Herbert, Jenna Hoffmann, Skylar Mumford, and Ella Smith were each named all-conference for the Blue Jays.

For the first time since 2014, Elizabethtown had three players voted First Team; Herbert (D), Hoffmann (M), and Mumford (F). Smith was named Honorable Mention (GK) for the Jays.

Hoffmann is the first four-time All-Landmark Conference honoree for the program and the Blue Jays' first four-time selection since Trisha Clark '16 and Kaceyanne Cerankowski '16 (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015).

The senior had a career-high five assists this season from her usual midfield spot in the Etown XI. A starter in all 68 games she played, Hoffmann's consistency and workrate in between the boxes along with being a set piece target for the Jays made her a constant threat for opposing coaches to acknowledge.

Her assist total tied for the fourth-most in the Landmark this past season, three of which came against conference opposition. After three years on the Second Team, Hoffmann was chosen to the First Team midfield.

Herbert supplied the steady, calm, cool, and collected presence along the backline for Elizabethtown. A team captain, the senior notched an assist from her center back position for the third straight season.

The former Dallastown Wildcat could be trusted with her ball skills and ability to work out of tight spaces from the back and created plenty of headaches for opponents with her passing accuracy and long ball striking. Defensively, the Blue Jays tied for third among Landmark schools in goals allowed this past season.

A Second Team choice in 2024, her first all-conference nod, Herbert was picked First Team in 2025.

Mumford made the most of her senior season with a new career-high eight goals, tied for the fourth-most among Landmark scorers. Six of those were game-winning goals, which led the conference and tied for the second-most in a single season in program history. Mumford scored five of her goals against Landmark opponents, which tied for the second-most in the league.

She scored a goal in four consecutive games from late September to early October, all wins for Etown, with three game-winning goals in that stretch. Mumford is now one of only six all-time with at least six career GWG and her six are the most since Lydia Lawson's eight in 2019.

Mumford earns the first all-conference honor of her career, voted to the All-Landmark First Team.

After some early injury issues to start the year, Smith settled in between the goal posts for Elizabethtown and turned in a solid season for the Jays. She ranked top four among Landmark goalies in all the important categories; third in goals against average, saves, and save percentage, and fourth in total shutouts.

Smith's 0.86 GAA puts her eighth in team history for a single season while her seven shutouts are tied for the sixth-most in a season all-time. Four of her shutouts came in conference play, which tied her for second in the Landmark.

Smith, only a sophomore in 2025, was named Honorable Mention for the Blue Jays.

Elizabethtown puts four on the all-conference teams for the fourth time under head coach Amy Hough as EC qualified for the postseason in 2025 for the sixth time under Hough and the third consecutive season.

Scranton's Jenna Borelli was named the Offensive Player of the Year while her teammate Aileen Carr was voted Defensive Player of the Year. Wilkes' Sarah Straup was the Rookie of the Year while the Royals, the conference champion, earned Coaching Staff of the Year.