HADDONFIELD, N.J.- The Atlantic East Conference announced their 2025 Field Hockey Awards and All-Conference Teams on Wednesday afternoon. Five Immaculata field hockey players earned All-Atlantic East Conference Honors.
 
Senior captain Abby Fekete (Burlington, N.J. / Burlington Township) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First Team following an outstanding 2025 season. This was Fekete's second All-Conference honor, having been named to All-AEC Second Team in 2024. Fekete started and played in all 20 games for the Mighty Macs, scoring two goals, including the game-winner against Lancaster Bible on September 12. A stalwart on the defensive backline, Fekete anchored Immaculata's defense and helped guide the team to its fourth consecutive appearance in the AEC Semifinals. Over her remarkable four-year career, Fekete started and played in all 75 games Immaculata competed in during her time with the program.
 
Sophomore Alexis Andrada (Maple Shade, N.J. / Maple Shade) has been named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First Team for the second consecutive year after another standout season for the Mighty Macs. Andrada led Immaculata in scoring with a career-high 12 goals and 25 points, marking her second straight season with double-digit goals and more than 20 points. She tallied a pair of multi-goal games and recorded a hat trick against Cedar Crest on September 27. In postseason play, Andrada found the back of the net in Immaculata's AEC Semifinal matchup against Neumann, scoring her second career playoff goal. Andrada was named AEC Player of the Week on September 8 and was named to the Weekly Honor Roll three times in 2025.
 
Freshman goalkeeper Mackenzie Schrack (Red Lion, Pa. / Red Lion) earned All-Atlantic East Conference First Team honors following an impressive debut season. Schrack appeared in 19 games, starting 17, and totaled 90 saves on 128 shots faced while recording three shutouts. She earned her first collegiate win in her debut at FDU-Florham on August 30, making three saves in the victory. On October 17, Schrack stopped a penalty stroke early in Immaculata's 2–0 AEC win at Manhattanville. She was named AEC Defensive Player of the Week twice during the 2025 season.
 
Sophomore defender Victoria Atkinson (Glendora, N.J. / Paul VI) earned All-Atlantic East Conference Second Team honors after a strong 2025 season. Atkinson started and played in all 20 games for Immaculata, serving as a key leader on the defensive backline and helping to limit opponents' scoring opportunities. She recorded four defensive saves on the season, including three in Immaculata's matchup against St. Mary's (Md.) on October 8.
 
Freshman forward/midfielder Maria Freeman (Southampton, Pa. / Council Rock South) earned All-Atlantic East Conference Second Team honors after an impressive debut season. Freeman made an impact on both ends of the field, scoring one goal and tying for the team lead with three assists. She netted her first collegiate goal against King's College on September 6 and played a key role in the midfield and defensive units throughout the season. Freeman delivered one of her strongest performances on October 17, helping Immaculata to a 2–0 AEC victory at Manhattanville. She was named AEC Defensive Player of the Week on October 20 following that performance.
 
Congratulations to our five student-athlete honorees.