
11/4/2026 11:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) announced its 2026 All-Conference teams and major award winners, with Aubrey Strohecker earning Eastern Division Player of the Year honors. Lia Francis, Melanie Love, Maia Iannuzzi and Cheyenne Forte also received All-PSAC recognition.
Strohecker was named Eastern Division Player of the Year following a career season in which she led the PSAC in goals scored. The Lewistown native led the nation in goals during the first half of the season and currently ranks second nationally with 23 goals. The honor also marks her second consecutive season earning All-PSAC Eastern Division First Team recognition.
Francis joins Strohecker as a first-team selection, earning recognition at midfield. She has now received All-PSAC honors in all three seasons as a Marauder after earning second-team recognition as a freshman before securing first-team honors last season. Francis currently has five points on the season while directing the central portion of Millersville's formation.
Love earned her first career All-PSAC selection, landing on the Eastern Division Second Team. The Tremont native has served as a key anchor on the Marauder backline throughout her four seasons at Millersville. She recorded her first collegiate goal this season while adding an assist and ranks among the team's top three in minutes played.
Iannuzzi joins Love on the Eastern Division Second Team, earning her first career All-PSAC selection. The defender has formed a strong pairing with Love on the backline, using her speed and aggressiveness to disrupt opposing offenses. After arriving at Millersville as a winger, Iannuzzi has established herself as a key defensive presence, helping limit opponents to 7.7 shots per game.
Forte rounds out Millersville's All-PSAC selections with second-team recognition. The sophomore winger has continued to develop throughout her second collegiate season after gaining valuable experience as a freshman. The Swis native recorded three goals and two assists during the 2026 campaign, establishing herself as another offensive threat alongside Strohecker.
Strohecker was named Eastern Division Player of the Year following a career season in which she led the PSAC in goals scored. The Lewistown native led the nation in goals during the first half of the season and currently ranks second nationally with 23 goals. The honor also marks her second consecutive season earning All-PSAC Eastern Division First Team recognition.
Francis joins Strohecker as a first-team selection, earning recognition at midfield. She has now received All-PSAC honors in all three seasons as a Marauder after earning second-team recognition as a freshman before securing first-team honors last season. Francis currently has five points on the season while directing the central portion of Millersville's formation.
Love earned her first career All-PSAC selection, landing on the Eastern Division Second Team. The Tremont native has served as a key anchor on the Marauder backline throughout her four seasons at Millersville. She recorded her first collegiate goal this season while adding an assist and ranks among the team's top three in minutes played.
Iannuzzi joins Love on the Eastern Division Second Team, earning her first career All-PSAC selection. The defender has formed a strong pairing with Love on the backline, using her speed and aggressiveness to disrupt opposing offenses. After arriving at Millersville as a winger, Iannuzzi has established herself as a key defensive presence, helping limit opponents to 7.7 shots per game.
Forte rounds out Millersville's All-PSAC selections with second-team recognition. The sophomore winger has continued to develop throughout her second collegiate season after gaining valuable experience as a freshman. The Swis native recorded three goals and two assists during the 2026 campaign, establishing herself as another offensive threat alongside Strohecker.
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