FARMINGDALE, N.Y. | The Skyline Conference released its weekly reports on Monday afternoon, and Farmingdale State College student-athletes garnered three weekly awards, while another trio were cited on honorable mention listings.

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Farmingdale State went 2-0-1 in conference action, as it drew Mount Saint Mary 1-1 on Monday night before capturing home victories versus Old Westbury (Thu.) and previous Skyline unbeaten Sarah Lawrence (Sat.).

Freshman attacker Annalise Ferraro (North Massapequa, N.Y.) was the Skyline's Offensive Player and Rookie of the Week, as she factored into five first-half goals on the week. The freshman provided an assist in Monday's draw against the Knights, before registering two goals and two assists against the Panthers and Gryphons, respectively.

Classmate and keeper Charlotte Hoina (Holbrook, N.Y.) was an honorable mention selection after posting a 0.33 goals against average and two clean sheets on the week, with Saturday's shutout against Sarah Lawrence serving as her conference-high sixth on the campaign.

The Rams play host to St. Joseph's-Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m., before opening Skyline Conference Championship play in the first round Sunday. Seeding, pairings and sites will be determined after conference play wraps up around the Skyline on Wednesday night.

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FSC qualified for the upcoming Skyline Conference Championship by virtue of its pair of wins, including Tuesday's 3-0 shutout at Old Westbury and a 3-1 decision on Senior Day versus Sarah Lawrence on Saturday.

Freshman forward Javier Newman (Amityville, N.Y.) was selected as the Skyline's Rookie of the Week, as he recorded two goals and an assist – including his Skyline-best seventh assist versus the Gryphons. Newman has now received four weekly honors from the conference this fall, including two other Rookie of the Week citations (Sept. 21 and Oct. 19), and the September 21 Offensive Player of the Week award.

Sophomore netminder Vas Dallas (Garden City South, N.Y.), the conference's leader in saves and saves per game, was named an honorable mention recipient after notching a .800 save percentage and 0.50 goals against average to go along with Saturday's shutout over Sarah Lawrence.

The Rams will play St. Joseph's-Brooklyn at home Wednesday at 7 p.m. to round out the regular season, before opening first-round tournament play on Sunday at a time and against an opponent to be determined.

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FSC is now off to its first 12-2 start in 20 years, as the Rams won their only match of the week with a 3-1 decision at Skyline foe St. Joseph's-Long Island.

Senior libero Allison Salinas (Glen Cove, N.Y.) was an honorable mention choice by the Skyline after she passed a career-high 28 digs in the Rams' back row – marking her fourth consecutive outing with 22-plus digs.

Farmingdale State travels to play Yeshiva in conference action Tuesday at 8 p.m., before it plays host to non-conference foe William Paterson on Thursday night at 7. The team's week rounds out with a noontime matchup on Saturday at Skyline-leading Sarah Lawrence.

Women's Tennis (11-7)

Farmingdale State advanced to the final round of the Skyline Conference Championship, as it defeated Purchase in semifinals play at home on Wednesday afternoon, 4-0, before falling at top-seeded Manhattanville in the title match on Saturday.

Cross Country

Farmingdale State completed its season Sunday at the 2026 Skyline Conference Championships, as the Rams' men's and women's teams placed second and fourth, respectively.

Men's runners Gabriel Aguilar (Sr.; Levittown, N.Y.), Ryan Donohue (Fr.; Islip, N.Y.) and Zachary Weiss (Fr.; West Hempstead, N.Y.) received All-Skyline Conference recognition for their performances, as did women's freshman Julia Vitello (Webster, N.Y.).

Golf

The Skyline Conference champion Rams completed their fall schedule Thursday with a third-place finish at the Adelphi Panther Invitational. FSC returns to the course on its spring break trip (March 19-26) to the Saddlebrook Resort in Tampa, Fla., in preparation for the 2027 NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championship.