HADDONFIELD, N.J. – The Atlantic East Conference released its 2026 postseason awards on Tuesday, with four members of the Mighty Macs earning All-Conference recognition for their standout performances this season.
Eliana Szatkowski (Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First Team for offense, and the Second Team for defense. This is the second consecutive year that Szatkowski earned all-conference honors, as she was named to All-AEC for defense in 2025. Szatkowski was the team's top receiving threat, hauling in 57 catches for 581 yards and 13 touchdowns, consistently delivering big plays in key moments. Defensively, she was just as impactful, leading the team with 10 interceptions and adding a pick-six, showcasing her elite instincts and playmaking ability on both sides of the ball.
Theresa Jappah (Coatesville, Pa. / Cardinal O'Hara) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First Team for defense. This is Jappah's second consecutive season earning all-conference honors for defense, having earned honors in 2025 as well. Jappah helped anchor one of the league's most disruptive units. She led the team with 77 tackles and was a true game-changer in coverage, recording 8 interceptions for 213 return yards and 4 touchdowns. Her ability to create turnovers and turn them into points made her one of the most impactful defensive players in the conference.
Frankie Brunkel (Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First Team for defense in her freshman year. Brunkel turned in a consistently strong and reliable first season. She finished with 58 total tackles, added 3 tackles for loss, and recorded 2 interceptions, while also contributing 7 pass breakups. Brunkel's physicality and steady presence helped anchor the defense, making her a key piece of one of the conference's top units.
Jaclyn Molinini (Staten Island, N.Y. / St. Joseph's by the Sea) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference Second Team for offense in her freshman year. Molinini turned in a versatile and highly productive first season. She totaled 351 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns while also contributing 198 rushing yards, showcasing her ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Molinini's playmaking and consistency made her a key weapon in the offense throughout the year.
The four selections comprise two sophomores and two first-years, highlighting the emerging talent and underscoring the continued growth and competitiveness of the Immaculata women's flag football program during the 2026 season.
