TOWSON, Md.-- The Elizabethtown field hockey team had three standout players make an appearance on the Landmark All-Conference Team. Hannah Long was named to the first team, Sara Watson was named to the second team, and Kaylie Noel earned honorable mention. 

Long makes her second appearance on the first team as she started in all 20 games for the Blue Jays. The midfielder was second in the conference in goals (16) and third in the conference in assists (8). Against Susquehanna earlier in the season, she recorded her second career hat-trick. In non-conference action, Long recorded a career-high eight points vs. Albright as she scored two goals while adding four assists. Against Moravian, Long recorded her 100th career point. 

Watson earns her first career all-conference honor as she appeared in all 20 games for Etown. The forward totaled 22 points for 10 goals and two assists. Watson scored two goals against Albright, Hood, and Lycoming. 

Noel also lands herself on the all-conference list for the first time in her career. Starting in 19 of 20 games, Noel scored two goals while tallying two assists. As a defender, Noel confidently possess the ball, frequently carrying it up the right side and maintaining possession outside the defensive circle to relieve pressure and initiate the attack.