PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Area Sports Information Directors Association (Philly-SIDA) announced its 2026 All-Area Academic Women's Track & Field Team on Friday. Immaculata's Aubrey Donahue (Sewell, N.J. / Clearview Regional) was named to the team, recognizing her outstanding achievements both in competition and in the classroom.

Donahue was one of just 11 student-athletes selected from more than 30 NCAA Division I, II, and III institutions across the Philadelphia region. The prestigious honor recognizes student-athletes who are at least a sophomore and have excelled in their respective sports while maintaining a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.30. The Academic All-Area team was voted on by the Philadelphia metropolitan area's 30 sports information offices.

Donahue capped off an outstanding outdoor season by earning First Team All-Atlantic East Conference honors in both the 5,000-meter and 10,000-meter events after capturing conference championships in each race. She won the 10,000 meters in a time of 39:34.01, a performance that ranked sixth in the NCAA Metro Region, before claiming the 5,000-meter title with a time of 18:58.29, which ranked 26th in the Metro Region. She also added a third-place finish in the 3,000 meters, crossing the finish line in 11:10.60.

This marks Donahue's second Philly-SIDA All-Academic honor of the 2025-26 academic year after being named the Philly-SIDA All-Area Academic Women's Cross Country Performer of the Year in the fall. It is also the third Philly-SIDA Academic honor of her career, further solidifying her place among the region's top student-athletes.

Immaculata Athletics congratulates Aubrey on another well-deserved honor and celebrates her continued success as a student, athlete, and representative of the Mighty Macs.
   

Student-Athlete		School		Class		Major		Hometown
Danalee Brock		Holy Family		Gr.		Nursing		St. Elizabeth, Jamaica
Annalee Capuano		Jefferson		Sr.		Fashion Design		Rochester, N.Y.
Tess Crossan		Saint Joseph's		Sr.		Food Marketing		Collegeville, Pa.
Malaika Cunningham		Villanova		Jr.		Mechanical Engineering		St. Andrew, Jamaica
Olivia D'Aulerio		Haverford		Sr.		Psychology		Chesterfield, N.J.
Aubrey Donahue		Immaculata		Jr.		Nursing		Sewell, N.J.
Fanta Dukuly		Gwynedd Mercy		So.		Biology		Philadelphia, Pa.
Anastasia Jaycobs		Haverford		Jr.		Political Science		Nantucket, Mass.
Gabby Nye		Widener		Gr.		Physical Therapy (Doctorate)		Shippensburg, Pa.
Carly Priest		Haverford		Sr.		Neuroscience		Columbus, Ohio
Kaelyn Ryan		Ursinus		Sr.		Biochemistry		Jamesburg, N.J.
Performer of the Year: Gabriella Nye, Widener