Daily Item Field Hockey All-Stars
Dec. 22—FIRST TEAM
Carly Aument, Selinsgrove ... Junior forward ... Class 2A all-state honorable mention repeat selection ... HAC-I first-team all-star ... Posted career-best numbers across the board with team-highs in goals (13) and points (32) along with six assists.
Abby Benner, Midd-West ... Sophomore forward ... HAC-II first-team all-star ... Led the Mustangs in goals (18) and points (41), more than doubling her first-year totals in each ... Tied for third in the Valley in goals and ranked fifth in points.
Whitney Berge, Lewisburg ... Junior forward ... Class A all-state honorable mention ... HAC-I first-team all-star ... Finished second on the team in assists (15) and points (43) — both ranking top-four in the Valley — while scoring 14 goals.
Lexi Freed, Selinsgrove ... Junior forward ... Class 2A all-state honorable mention ... HAC-I first-team all-star ... Her nine goals and 28 points were both career-high totals, while her 10 assists tied for fifth-most in the Valley.
Maddy Ikeler, Lewisburg ... Senior forward ... HAC-I second-team all-star ... Finished second for the District 4 Class A champions in goals (17) and third in points (37), both of which ranked among the top-seven in the Valley.
Alana Martz, Line Mountain ... Senior midfielder ... Unanimous Tri-Valley League all-star ... Always strong in transition, she added a scoring element to her game, ranking second on the team in goals (seven) and points (16).
Avery Mast, Lewisburg ... Junior midfielder ... Class A all-state first team ... HAC-I first-team all-star ... Breakout player of the year led the Valley with 18 assists, ranked second with 54 points, and scored a team-best 18 goals.
Sydney Schmouder, Selinsgrove ... Senior midfielder ... Class 2A all-state second team repeat selection ... HAC-I first-team all-star ... Indiana (Pa.) recruit was strength of Seals' midfield, scoring 23 points with a career-best nine assists.
Ashlyn Taylor, Greenwood ... Senior midfielder ... Class A all-state first team repeat selection ... Unanimous Tri-Valley League all-star ... Kent State recruit was a rock at center-mid for the Wildcats, adding 14 points with five goals.
Christine Horning, Line Mountain ... Senior back ... Unanimous Tri-Valley League all-star ... Tremendously reliable in the circle and around the cage, she recorded defensive saves in several of the Eagles' biggest games.
Lorna Oldt, Midd-West ... Senior back ... HAC-II first-team all-star ... A three-year stalwart on the defensive end, she emerged as a consistent scorer, ranking second on the team in goals (eight), assists (six) and points (22).
Sydney Sinko, Shikellamy ... Sophomore back ... HAC-I second-team all-star ... Among the Valley's best defenders around the cage, she was credited with eight defensive saves, including two in a game at Selinsgrove.
Carley Wagner, Lewisburg ... Junior back ... HAC-I first-team all-star ... Her stellar play, which included two defensive saves, helped in Green Dragons all-state goalie Keeley Baker facing just 121 shots for the season.
Reagan Wiest, Shikellamy ... Senior goalie ... HAC-I second-team all-star ... Bloomsburg recruit was credited with 372 saves — an average of 20.7 per game — and posted an 87.3% save percentage for the Braves.
