N-O honors All-League field hockey team

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Akron’s first team honorees are, from left, Marissa Brege, Olivia McClaine and Morgan Tomporowski.

Champion Akron has placed three players and runners-up Barker and Medina two each on the first team of the annual Niagara-Orleans All-League field hockey squad.

Akron, which captured the N-O title with a 12-0 record, is represented by senior Olivia McClaine and sophomores Marissa Brege and Morgan Tomporowski. McClaine, who has been named N-O Player of the Year, had 11 goals and 12 assists.

Medina’s first team honorees Penelope Schalck, left, and Iyla Lilleby.

Barker has placed junior Madilyn Detschner and sophomore Madeline Pavlock who had 16 goals and 3 assists.

Medina is represented by senior Iyla Lilleby and sophomore Penelope Schalck. Lilleby, a three-time first team honoree, scored a school record 33 goals and added 7 assists. Schalck, a repeat selection, had 20 goals and 8 assists.

Rounding out the first team are Roy-Hart sophomore Alayna Kowalski, Wilson senior Natalie Rossi, Newfane junior Kyra Austin and Kenmore sophomore Zoey Dettbarn.

Akron also placed a trio of players on the second team including juniors Julia Klodzinski and Ava Fox and freshman Madigan Regan.

Barker is represented by seniors Addison Szafranski and Macie May.

Medina has placed seniors Arianna Bloom and Adeline Castricone.

Completing the second team are Roy-Hart freshman Adella Dukes, Wilson senior Aubriana Cristiano, Newfane sophomore Roxy Smith and Kenmore senior Chloe Falkowski.

Barker’s Madilyn Detschner, left, and Madelina Pavlock and Roy-Hart’s Alayna Kowalski, right.

Players receiving Honorable Mention, listed by school, include:

Akron – Madison Gates (Fr.) and Alexis Salmon (Fr.)

Barker – Cole Carners (Sr.), Rachel Sutter (Sr.) and Kaylee Stoll (So.)

Medina – Baileigh McAdoo (Sr.), Sophia Goyette (Jr) and Emiliana Batista (So.)

Roy-Hart – Cayla Burch (Sr.), Olivia Marsilo (Jr.), Brooke Zglinicki (So.) and Savannah Newton (Fr.)

Wilson – Rayn Cooper (Jr.), Mackenzie Hardy (So.) and Ruby Narehood (So.).

Newfane – Kylie Hampton (Sr.), Gabby Ross (So.), Ella Tower (Jr.) and Nattalie Johnson (So.)

Kenmore – Sophia Puma (Sr.), Sienna Peraza (Jr.) and Mackenzie Kumrow (Fr.)

Contributed Photos – First team honorees, from left, Newfane’s Kyra Austin, Wilson’s Natalie Rossi and Kenmore’s Zoey Dettbarn.