Seton Hill University Athletics

LoPresti Named All PSAC First Team; Three Others Named to Second Team

For the fourth time in her career, forward Emily LoPresti has been named an All PSAC performer.  She was named a third team selection as a freshman, a second team performer as a sophomore and for the last two seasons, she was named a first team All PSAC selection. 

Joining LoPresti on the all conference team are three second team selections in senior goalkeeper Jessica Neill, junior forward Italia Biondi and junior midfielder Amy Lynch.  Last season, Neill was a third team selection.  It is the first all conference award for both Biondi and Lynch. 

The team won 12 matches for the second straight season and advanced to the PSAC Tournament for the second season in a row. 

LoPresti led the Griffins with six assists and was second on the team with six goals and 18 points.  She scored three game winning goals.  Emily finishes her Seton Hill career with 40 career goals and 17 game winning goals.

Biondi led the team with 10 goals and 23 points.  She also held the team lead with five game winning goals.  Italia was tied for third in the league in game winning goals, fifth in the league in goals and tied for seventh in points.  Lynch controlled play in the midfield for the Griffins.  She ended the season with a goal and an assist.  Neill was strong in goal for the Griffins again this season.  She finished her senior campaign with a 11-5-1 record and a 0.93 goals against average.  She recorded 6 shutouts on the season.  Jessica finished the season with 103 saves and an .866 save percentage.  Jess was fourt in the league in save percentage, fifth in goals against average and seventh in shutouts.

Marah Foltz of Lock Haven was named Athlete of the Year.  Jenna Bracken of Kutztown earned Defensive Player of the Year honors.  Jordyn Minda of Slippery Rock was Freshman of the Year and Matt Procopio of Millersville was Coach of the Year.