Abington Heights’ Morgan Davis (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Player of the Year
Morgan Davis
Abington Heights, Sophomore
Attack
Led Abington Heights to the Wyoming Valley Conference and its third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. She was the 2026 Wyoming Valley Conference Player of the Year. She scored 101 goals, had 25 assists and 113 draw controls. She has 184 career goals with 54 assists. She is a two-time Times-Tribune Player of the Year (2025, 2026).
Abington Heights’ Allie Rothenberger (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Allie Rothenberger
Abington Heights, Senior
Midfield
Helped Abington Heights win the Wyoming Valley Conference and a third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. She was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. She scored 67 goals, had 29 assists, 78 draw controls and 53 caused turnovers this season. She is a three-time Times-Tribune All-Region selection (2024, 2025, 2026). She finished her career with 228 goals and 100 assists. She will continue her academic and athletic careers at Rider University.
Abington Heights’ Olivia Kim (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Olivia Kim
Abington Heights, Junior
Midfield
Helped Abington Heights win the Wyoming Valley Conference and a third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. She was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. She set a school record with 50 assists this season. She also contributed 22 goals.
Scranton Prep’s McKenna Toolan (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
McKenna Toolan
Scranton Prep, Junior
Midfield
Led Scranton Prep to the District 2 Class 2A quarterfinals. She was selected to the Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ all-star second team. She scored 70 goals and had 45 assists this season. In her career, she has 145 goals and 73 assists.
Abington Heights’ Brooklyn Yankow (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Brooklyn Yankow
Abington Heights, Freshman
Attack
Helped Abington Heights win the Wyoming Valley Conference and a third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. She was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. She scored 55 goals and had 26 assists in her debut season.
Abington Heights’ Rylee Yankow (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Rylee Yankow
Abington Heights, Senior
Defense
Helped Abington Heights win the Wyoming Valley Conference and a third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. She was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. She was the top defender in the conference for three seasons. She caused 30 turnovers this season and had 125 career forced turnovers. She is a three-time All-Region selection.
Abington Heights’ Abby Schneider (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Abby Schneider
Abington Heights, Junior
Defense
Helped Abington Heights win the Wyoming Valley Conference and a third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. She was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. She led the team’s defense with 42 caused turnovers this season.
Delaware Valley’s Samantha Prisco (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Samantha Prisco
Delaware Valley, Senior
Defense
She helped lead Delaware Valley to the District 2 Class 3A championship. She was a Wyoming Valley Conference second-team all-star. She had 19 forced turnovers and 19 groundballs this season. She finished her career with 43 forced turnovers and 87 groundballs.
North Pocono’s Sarah O’Donnell (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Sarah O’Donnell
North Pocono, Junior
Utility
She was selected to the Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ all-star second team. She scored 59 goals and had eight assists, while also contributing 45 draw controls. In her career, she has 88 goals and 99 points.
Abington Heights’ Addison Waters (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Addison Waters
Abington Heights, Sophomore
Goalie
Helped Abington Heights win the Wyoming Valley Conference and a third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. She was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. She had 56 saves and five shutouts this season. She had 13 games with two or fewer goals scored against.
Abington Heights coach Becky Davis (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Coach of the Year
Becky Davis
Abington Heights
She and her staff guided Abington Heights to the Wyoming Valley Conference title and a third straight District 2 Class 2A championship. The Lady Comets finished 20-2 overall, scored 15 or more goals 19 times this season and limited opponents to five or fewer goals 19 times.