SELINSGROVE, Pa. – The Susquehanna University women's soccer team had five student-athletes named to the 2026 All-Landmark Conference Teams, as announced by the conference.
Goalkeeper Katie Henchy earned First Team All-Landmark honors, while forward Amelia Kopp, midfielders Ava Billmeyer and Ella Briggs, and defender Maesie Baker were each selected to the Second Team.

Henchy anchored the River Hawks' defensive efforts throughout the season, finishing among the Landmark Conference leaders with 87 saves and an .829 save percentage in conference play. She also averaged 4.80 saves per game against Landmark opponents and twice earned Landmark Defensive Athlete of the Week. Kopp led Susquehanna's offensive attack, finishing the season with seven goals and two assists for 16 points and was a three-time Landmark Athlete of the Week. She also recorded two game-winning goals, providing a consistent scoring presence for the River Hawks. Billmeyer led with 18 points, recording six goals and a team-high six assists. Her playmaking ability helped fuel the Susquehanna offense throughout the season, while her 53 shots led the team. Briggs added five points on two goals and one assist, including two game-winning goals. Baker earned Second Team recognition for her work on the defensive end, helping her First-Team teammate Henchy from the back as the defense allowed just 18 goals all season with seven shutouts. 

The River Hawks started the season at 4-0 for the best start in program history and were ranked eighth in the United Soccer Coaches Mid-Atlantic Region Poll. Susquehanna finished the season with a 10-6-4 overall record (3-3-3 Landmark) and earned the No. 6 seed in the Landmark Conference Tournament. For the second straight year the River Hawks advanced to the Landmark Semifinals after prevailing in penalty kicks in the opening round. This year's opponent was at Moravian, where they advanced to PKs following a 1-1 draw. On each team's final shot, Henchy delivered a key save and she, herself, delivered the ensuing game-winning goal to set Susquehanna up to the semifinals at Scranton. 

KATIE HENCHY: Appeared in and started all 20 games... had a season high of 9 saves against Catholic, while earning 87 saves on the season... recorded six solo shutouts and combined for one more... faced a total of 209 shots for a 82.9 save percentage... recorded eight saves in the River Hawks' Landmark Tournament Opening Round win at Moravian in penalty kicks, where she saved the Greyhounds' final attempt and she, herself, scored the game-winning PK... was a two-time Landmark Defensive Athlete of the Week. 

ELLA BRIGGS: Appeared in and started 19 games... scored five points on two goals and one assist, scoring in the season-opener against Pitt-Greensburg and again against DeSales... posted one assist against Penn State Harrisburg... attempted 29 shots with 14 on goal. 

AVA BILLMEYER: Appeared and started in all 20 games... finished with a team-high 18 points on six goals and six assists, totaling 53 shots with 25 on goal... scored in the River Hawks' Landmark Tournament Opening Round game at Moravian that resulted in a 1-1 draw and where Susquehanna prevailed in penalty kicks... had one goal and two assists against Penn State Harrisburg on Sept. 9 in a 4-1 win... had two assists against Lycoming in a 4-1 victory. 

AMELIA KOPP: Appeared in all 20 games and started in 16... led the team with seven goals and added two assists for 16 points... scored both goals at Wilkes during the regular season to take a 2-1 victory... scored her first three goals in consecutive contests against Waynesburg, Penn State Harrisburg, and DeSales, all resulted in victories to help the team start 4-0... totaled 36 shots with 22 on goal. Was a three-time Landmark Offensive Athlete of the Week. 

MAESIE BAKER: Appeared in and started all 20 games on defense... while her focus was from the back where Susquehanna allowed just 18 goals, she found time to add an assist in the River Hawks' regular-season finale against Goucher in a 2-0 win, which helped Susquehanna clinch a spot in the Landmark Conference Tournament... Susquehanna's defense combined for seven shutouts, two of which were during Landmark play.