11/2/2026 2:08:00 PM | Field Hockey
On the eve of the 2026 ACC Field Hockey Tournament, three Syracuse University field hockey standouts earned selection to the 2026 Field Hockey All-ACC Teams, including a pair on the First Team.
Forwards sophomore Aubrey Turner and senior Hattie Madden were selected Field Hockey All-ACC First Team while senior back Bo Madden earned a spot on the Second Team.
Turner led Syracuse with 20 points during the regular season, scoring eight goals with four assists. Turner scored 12 points during conference play, striking five times with two assists in ACC action. She scored on five of her eight shots on goal in league games while scoring a point in six of the eight ACC games this fall. Turner serves as an insert for Syracuse's attacking penalty corner unit.
Hattie Madden posted 16 points during the regular season this fall, putting away six goals with four assists, including a hat trick on the road at Bucknell. A team captain this season, Madden features on the attacking penalty unit as well, and has put 20 of her 33 total shots on cage.
Battling injury this season, Bo Madden has played in 12 games but has been limited since mid-October. Earning a place on the All-ACC Second Team speaks volumes to the level of play Madden brings to the pitch, regardless of what position she plays. Madden has one goal this season, stepping in to convert a penalty stroke against Louisville at home.
Fourth-seeded Syracuse begins play at the 2026 ACC Field Hockey Tournament on Tuesday against fifth-seeded Louisville. Game time is slated for 12:30 p.m. at Karen Shelton Stadium on the campus of University of North Carolina. Admission is free at Karen Shelton Stadium for the 2026 ACC Tournament.
All seven games of the Tournament will be carried on ACC Network with Leah Secondo and Suzanne Bush on the call.Â
2026 Field Hockey All-ACC Teams
Offensive Player of the Year — Liz Klompmaker, California
Defensive Player of the Year — Mia Montag, Wake Forest
Goalkeeper of the Year — Emily Young, Louisville
Freshman of the Year — Sofia Ferri, North Carolina
Coach of the Year — Pam Bustin, Duke
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All-ACC First Team
Liz Klompmaker, California, F, Jr.
Alaina McVeigh, Duke, F, 5th
Lauren Masters, Louisville, M, Sr.
Annabel Sep, Louisville, D, Sr.
Emily Young, Louisville, GK, Sr.
Charly Bruder, North Carolina, F, Sr.
Aubrey Turner, Syracuse, F, So.
Hattie Madden, Syracuse, F, Sr.
Mia Abello, Virginia, D, Sr.
Bianca Rees-Gibbs, Wake Forest, F, Fr.
Mia Montag, Wake Forest, D, Jr.
Mia Schoenbeck, Wake Forest, D, Sr.
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All-ACC Second Team
Carine Van Wiechen, California, GK, 5th
Julia Boehringer, Duke, M, Jr.
Kaiya Chepow, Duke, GK, Jr.
Callie Rogers, Duke, M, Jr.
Juliette Schulten, Duke, B, So.
Sofia Ferri, North Carolina, M/B, Fr.
Ryleigh Heck, North Carolina, F, 5th
Natalie Hoppe, Stanford, D, So.
Bo Madden, Syracuse, B, Sr.
Caitlin Connell, Virginia, F, Fr.
Ava Moore, Wake Forest, F, Fr.
Forwards sophomore Aubrey Turner and senior Hattie Madden were selected Field Hockey All-ACC First Team while senior back Bo Madden earned a spot on the Second Team.
Turner led Syracuse with 20 points during the regular season, scoring eight goals with four assists. Turner scored 12 points during conference play, striking five times with two assists in ACC action. She scored on five of her eight shots on goal in league games while scoring a point in six of the eight ACC games this fall. Turner serves as an insert for Syracuse's attacking penalty corner unit.
Hattie Madden posted 16 points during the regular season this fall, putting away six goals with four assists, including a hat trick on the road at Bucknell. A team captain this season, Madden features on the attacking penalty unit as well, and has put 20 of her 33 total shots on cage.
Battling injury this season, Bo Madden has played in 12 games but has been limited since mid-October. Earning a place on the All-ACC Second Team speaks volumes to the level of play Madden brings to the pitch, regardless of what position she plays. Madden has one goal this season, stepping in to convert a penalty stroke against Louisville at home.
Fourth-seeded Syracuse begins play at the 2026 ACC Field Hockey Tournament on Tuesday against fifth-seeded Louisville. Game time is slated for 12:30 p.m. at Karen Shelton Stadium on the campus of University of North Carolina. Admission is free at Karen Shelton Stadium for the 2026 ACC Tournament.
All seven games of the Tournament will be carried on ACC Network with Leah Secondo and Suzanne Bush on the call.Â
2026 Field Hockey All-ACC Teams
Offensive Player of the Year — Liz Klompmaker, California
Defensive Player of the Year — Mia Montag, Wake Forest
Goalkeeper of the Year — Emily Young, Louisville
Freshman of the Year — Sofia Ferri, North Carolina
Coach of the Year — Pam Bustin, Duke
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All-ACC First Team
Liz Klompmaker, California, F, Jr.
Alaina McVeigh, Duke, F, 5th
Lauren Masters, Louisville, M, Sr.
Annabel Sep, Louisville, D, Sr.
Emily Young, Louisville, GK, Sr.
Charly Bruder, North Carolina, F, Sr.
Aubrey Turner, Syracuse, F, So.
Hattie Madden, Syracuse, F, Sr.
Mia Abello, Virginia, D, Sr.
Bianca Rees-Gibbs, Wake Forest, F, Fr.
Mia Montag, Wake Forest, D, Jr.
Mia Schoenbeck, Wake Forest, D, Sr.
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All-ACC Second Team
Carine Van Wiechen, California, GK, 5th
Julia Boehringer, Duke, M, Jr.
Kaiya Chepow, Duke, GK, Jr.
Callie Rogers, Duke, M, Jr.
Juliette Schulten, Duke, B, So.
Sofia Ferri, North Carolina, M/B, Fr.
Ryleigh Heck, North Carolina, F, 5th
Natalie Hoppe, Stanford, D, So.
Bo Madden, Syracuse, B, Sr.
Caitlin Connell, Virginia, F, Fr.
Ava Moore, Wake Forest, F, Fr.
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