The America East Conference announced its year-end awards, highlighting the achievements of eight Catamounts. Ayla Shea was named Co-Goalkeeper of the Year, ranking 4th nationally in save percentage at .517, leading the league in goals against average (9.21), and second in saves per game (8.71). Head Coach Sarah Dalton Graddock received Coach of the Year honors after leading Vermont to its first-ever regular-season title and the top seed in the America East Championships. Additionally, Lydia Doraz and Jane Trauger earned First-Team All-Conference spots, while Lindsay Lefebvre, Sabine Godwin, and Kiera Larney made the Second Team, with Ali Cabot recognized on the All-Rookie team.

By the Numbers
  • Ayla Shea ranks 4th nationally in save percentage (.517).
  • Vermont finished second in conference scoring (12.5 goals per game) and first in scoring defense (7.33 goals allowed per game).
State of Play
  • The Catamounts concluded the regular season with a 9-6 record, on a three-game win streak.
  • Vermont secured the No. 1 seed in the America East Championships for the first time in program history.
What's Next

The Catamounts are poised to compete in the America East Championships, aiming for their first title under the leadership of Graddock and a strong roster led by standout players like Shea.

Bottom Line

This season marked a historic achievement for the Catamounts, showcasing both individual talent and team strength, setting a promising stage for their upcoming championship run.