Field hockey players Krista Dietz and Noëlle Meij from Pace University were honored as First-Team All-Americans by the NFHCA. Dietz has been a consistent All-America selection throughout her collegiate career, while this is Meij's first time receiving the honor. Their exceptional performance contributed to Pace University's successful season, finishing with a 13-8 record and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Dietz, named NFHCA East Region Player of the Year and Northeast 10 Player of the Year, delivered an outstanding offensive season, leading various statistical categories in Division II. Meij, on the other hand, proved to be a valuable complement to Dietz, showcasing her own offensive skills and contributing significantly to the team's success.

By the Numbers
  • Dietz led the nation in goals (24), assists (14), points (62), and points per game (2.95).
  • Meij finished the year with 10 goals and 10 assists, ranking 11th in Division II for assists per game.
State of Play
  • Pace University finished fifth in goals per game (3.19), tied for third in assists per game (2.19), and fifth in points per game (8.57) with Dietz and Meij leading the offensive charge.
Bottom Line

The recognition of Dietz and Meij as First-Team All-Americans highlights their exceptional contribution to Pace University's field hockey team, solidifying their positions as top players in Division II and elevating the team's performance to competitive heights.