The University of Scranton women's soccer team had four student-athletes earn All-Landmark Conference First Team honors, as announced by the conference office today.

The Royals captured their seventh consecutive Landmark title with a 1-0 victory over Drew on November 7 and will open NCAA Tournament play this Saturday against Emory University in Lexington, VA.

Jenna Borelli – First Team Forward 

• Borelli collects her second straight First Team All-Conference honor. 
• The senior captain helped power a front line that ranked first in the Landmark in scoring offense, averaging 2.11 goals per game. 
• She tallied 11 points on five goals and one assist, ranking fourth in the conference in goals while providing a consistent scoring presence throughout the season. 

Natalia Dobush – First Team Midfielder

• Dobush earns First Team All-Conference honors for the first time after leading the Royals with 15 points on seven goals and one assist. 
• She paced an attacking front that scored 40 goals in 19 matches and finished atop the Landmark in scoring offense. 
• The junior ranked second in the Landmark in goals and fifth in points, providing a steady two-way presence in the midfield. 

Aileen Carr – First Team Defender 

• Carr earns her third straight First Team All-Conference honors after anchoring one of the Landmark's top defensive units.  
• The junior helped guide a back line that recorded 12 shutouts, posted a 0.47 goals against average, and surrendered just nine goals on the season. 
• She started all 19 matches and added one goal and one assist, while serving as a steady presence in the Royals' defensive third throughout the season. 

Addison Van Lenten – First Team Defender 

• Addison Van Lenten earns All-Conference recognition for the second time after another standout season on the Royals' back line. 
• Van Lenten helped lead a defense that led the conference in shutouts (12) and allowed just three goals in Landmark play. 
• She contributed one goal and one assist while helping strengthen a defensive unit that consistently limited opponents' scoring opportunities all season.