Emmaus is the gold standard for field hockey in the East Penn Conference and it’s only fitting that the Green Hornets had this year’s league MVP in Morgann Orobono.

Liberty’s Julianna Zumas and Freedom’s Karee Vandever were also first team members, as both programs combined to have four players throughout the all-star lists.

Bethlehem Catholic also found representation by having two players be named to the third team with Kristen McMenimen and Kurmun Thakral being named.

First Team

Parkland, Olivia Esteban Forward; Nazareth, Morgan Koch Midfield; Emmaus, Madison Lenig Defense; Easton, Olivia Milia Midfield; Stroudsburg, Skyler Neri Midfield; Emmaus, Morgann Orobono Defense (MVP); Northampton, Lauren Reznick Forward; Whitehall, Josephine Shultz Midfield; Pleasant Valley, Emilynn Stipeck Goalkeper; Freedom, Karee Vandever Forward; Northampton, Madison Williamson Midfield; Liberty, Julianna Zumas Midfield;

Second Team

Easton, Allison Clark Forward; Stroudsburg, Georgie English Defense; Nazareth, Gianna Perillo Forward; Emmaus, Marissa Gigliotti Forward; Freedom, Caroline Kuehner Midfield; Easton, Emily Materna Defense; Parkland, Jenna Mayer Forward; Pocono Mt. East, Lauren Mclain Defense; East Str South, Abigail Mitchell Forward/Midfielder; Parkland, Kendall Pattishall Midfield; Liberty, Abigail Mayes Goalkeeper;

Third Team

Liberty, Ellis Corr Forward/Midfield; Pleasant Valley, Emma DePalma Midfield; Liberty, Emerson Dougherty Midfield; Whitehall, Kerigan Dreisbach Defense/Forward; Easton, Maddie Hynes Defense/Midfielder; Pocono Mt. East, Willow Matula Midfield; Nazareth, Emma McEntire Defense; Beth Catholic, Kristen McMenimen Midfield; Stroudsburg, Leanna Neri Forward/Midfield; Pocono Mt. East, Brynn Petryk Forward; Northampton, Grace Roberts Midfield; Emmaus, Emily Romano Goalkeeper; Beth Catholic, Kurmun Thakral Midfield.