SELINSGROVE, PA – Four members of the Susquehanna University field hockey team earned All-Landmark Conference recognition for their performances during the 2026 season, as announced by the conference. Junior forward Jada Thompson headlined the selections with First Team honors, while midfielder Taylor Rothermel and defenders Hannah Garlin and Lexi Kresge were named to the Second Team.

Thompson put together an outstanding offensive campaign for the River Hawks, leading the team with 11 goals and 25 points across 22 games. She also recorded three assists, four game-winning goals and 50 shots, putting 35 on target. Thompson ranked among the Landmark Conference leaders in goals, points and game-winning goals while consistently serving as the focal point of the Susquehanna attack.

Rothermel earned Second Team recognition in the midfield after appearing in 20 games, making 18 starts. She finished the season with one goal and one assist for three points while registering 24 shots, including 15 on goal. Rothermel also contributed defensively throughout the season, helping the River Hawks compete in the midfield and transition into their offensive attack.

Garlin was recognized as a Second Team defender after playing in 20 games with 19 starts. She finished with one goal and two points, highlighted by one of the biggest moments of Susquehanna's season. Garlin scored the dramatic double-overtime game-winning goal in the Landmark Conference Semifinals against Catholic on November 3, sending the River Hawks to their fourth consecutive Landmark Conference Championship game. She also contributed five defensive saves during the season.

Kresge rounded out the River Hawks' selections with Second Team honors on the defensive end. Her contributions helped anchor a Susquehanna defensive unit that continued to deliver important performances throughout the season, including consecutive shutouts to close out the regular season and a pair of road victories during the Landmark Conference Tournament.

Susquehanna finished the 2026 campaign with a 9-13 overall record and a 5-4 mark in Landmark Conference play. After entering the conference tournament as the sixth seed, the River Hawks defeated third-seeded Wilkes and second-seeded Catholic on the road to earn their fourth consecutive appearance in the Landmark Conference Championship game.

The four All-Landmark selections cap another memorable season for Susquehanna field hockey, recognizing the individual accomplishments and contributions that helped the River Hawks make another postseason run.