COMPLETE SKYLINE CONFERENCE RELEASE

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NEW YORK | As voted on by its 12 head coaches, the Skyline Conference released the 2025 edition of its All-Conference Team on Friday afternoon, with four student-athletes from Farmingdale State College receiving recognition.

Senior forward Alyse Rivera (Manhattan, N.Y.) was named to the All-Skyline First Team, while senior back Abigail Borra (Syosset, N.Y.), sophomore midfielder Abigail Chest (Johnstown, N.Y.) and senior goalkeeper Hailey Stork (Bellmore, N.Y.) all garnered second-team praise.

Rivera has now received first-team accolades in all four of her seasons with the Rams, including a 2024 campaign in which she was the Skyline's Offensive Player of the Year and a fourth-team All-Region selection by United Soccer Coaches. She has scored 10-plus goals in all four seasons, including 11 this fall, and enters the 2025 Skyline Conference Women's Soccer Championship with career stats of 114 points (No. 2 all-time at FSC) on 44 goals (No. 2) and 26 assists (No. 3). Rivera was a two-time Skyline Conference Offensive Player of the Week in 2025.

Borra is the only player to start in all 20 games for Farmingdale State this fall, and has shifted into a central defender role after starting the season as a fullback. Her 1,511 minutes played lead the Rams, and she was a 2024 Academic All-District selection by the United Soccer Coaches organization.

Chest repeats as a second-team selection after playing in all 20 regular-season matches. The center midfielder's four assists are tied for the team lead with Rivera, while her 10 points on the campaign rank third.

Stork was a two-time Skyline Defensive Player of the Week selection during the regular season, and has backstopped a Farmingdale State defense that conceded just four goals across conference play. The Most Outstanding Player of the 2024 Skyline Conference Championship tallied five shutouts this fall, while making 58 saves for a .773 save percentage.

Farmingdale State is the No. 4 seed in the six-team Skyline Conference Championship, and the defending champs will play host to a first-round game Saturday (Nov. 1) at noon versus fifth-seeded Mount Saint Mary College.

2025 Women's Soccer All-Conference Teams

First-Team
Hannah Chaffin, Sr., F - Sarah Lawrence
Morgan Mitchell, Sr., F - Merchant Marine
Eva Puentes, Jr., F - Mount Saint Vincent
Alyse Rivera, Sr., F - Farmingdale St.
Viktoria Balbin, Sr., M - Sarah Lawrence
Lauren Enterline, So., M - Merchant Marine
Kerrigyn Lynam, So., M - Mount Saint Vincent
CC Rosario, Sr., M - St. Joseph's - Long Island
Savannah Modica, Sr., D, - St. Joseph's - Long Island
Jenna Ruffini, Sr., D, - St. Joseph's - Long Island
Faith Sammons, Jr., D - Merchant Marine
Faith Welsh, Jr., D - Mount Saint Mary
Kristin Vahle, Sr., GK- St. Joseph's - Long Island

Second-Team
Emily Farrington, Sr., F - St. Joseph's - Long Island
Kaitlin Hansen, Sr., F - Mount Saint Mary
Lily Tanko, Sr., F - Mount Saint Mary
Katey Beaver, Jr., M - Sarah Lawrence
Abigail Chest, So., M - Farmingdale St.
Ariana Hernandez, Fr., M - Mount Saint Vincent
Kaitlyn Shotter, Fr., M - Mount Saint Mary
Abigail Borra, Sr., D - Farmingdale St.
Dana DeDominicis, Sr., D - Mount Saint Vincent
Jayme Santasiero, So., D - Merchant Marine
Hailey Stork, Sr., GK - Farmingdale St.

Offensive Player of the Year: Eva Puentes, Jr., Mount Saint Vincent
Defensive Player of the Year: Savannah Modica, Sr., St. Joseph's - Long Island
Rookie of the Year: Ariana Hernandez, Fr., Mount Saint Vincent
Co-Coach of the Year: Jason Weisberg, Mount Saint Vincent (2nd Season); Tom Williamson, St. Joseph's - Long Island (3rd Season)