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2026 Farmingdale State College Women's Soccer All-Skyline Conference Selections

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Women's Soccer Quartet Lands on All-Skyline Conference Team

COMPLETE SKYLINE CONFERENCE RELEASE
NEW YORK | The Skyline Conference released its 2026 edition of the women's soccer all-conference teams Saturday, and four student-athletes from Farmingdale State College were recognized for their regular-season excellence. Sophomores Jenna Biondo (North Babylon, N.Y.) and Katelyn Nunziato (North Babylon, N.Y.) both received first-team honors, while seniors Kayla Mendez (Staten Island, N.Y.) and Esmeralda Merlos (Farmingville, N.Y.) garnered second-team accolades. 

Biondo was a mainstay in the midfield for the Rams (11-5-3, 8-1-2 Skyline), registering 17 points (7g, 3a) in her 15 games played. The Sept. 8 Skyline Conference Offensive Player of the Week ranks third on the team in goals, and fourth in points.

Nunziato holds the team lead in goals (10) and points (26) from her winger position, while her six assists rank third. She has set career-highs in all three categories entering the postseason, and holds top-six Skyline rankings with her points (T-5th) and goals (T-6th) totals.

A second-team All-Skyline forward in 2024, Mendez returns to the listing after ranking second on the Rams with career-high totals in assists (7) and points (23). She also ranks second on the team in goals scored, as she has found the back of the net eight times to date.

Merlos has been the anchor of a FSC defense that conceded just five times during Skyline competition, and posted 10 clean sheets in regular-season competition. The center back's 1,195 minutes played across 17 contests rank third on the squad.

Third-seeded Farmingdale State opens the 2026 Skyline Conference Women's Soccer Championship at home on Sunday, when it plays host to sixth-seeded St. Joseph's University-Long Island in a noontime first-round match.

2026 Women's Soccer All-Conference Teams
First Team
Hailey Catolico, Fr., F, Merchant Marine
Grace Morra, Sr., F, Mount Saint Mary
Katelyn Nunziato, So., F, Farmingdale St.
Katey Beaver, Sr., M, Sarah Lawrence
Jenna Biondo, So., M, Farmingdale St.
Kerrigyn Lynam, Jr., M, Mount Saint Vincent
Kaitlyn Shotter, So., M, Mount Saint Mary
Faith Sammons, Sr., D, Merchant Marine
Jayme Santasiero, Jr., D, Merchant Marine
Gisselle Soria, Sr., D, Mount Saint Vincent
Kaitlyn Grady, Sr., GK, Mount Saint Vincent

Second Team
Brittany Boyle, Sr., F, Mount Saint Vincent
Ariana Hernandez, So., F, Mount Saint Vincent
Kayla Mendez, Sr., F, Farmingdale St.
Chloe Barker, Sr., M, Sarah Lawrence
Lauren Enterline, Jr., M, Merchant Marine
Michelle Zuniga, So., M, Mount Saint Vincent
Maddie Halford, Sr., D, Mount Saint Vincent
Esmeralda Merlos, Sr., D, Farmingdale St.
Maureen Seipp, Fr., D, Mount Saint Mary
Eva Fields, Jr., GK, Merchant Marine

Offensive Player and Rookie of the Year: Hailey Catolico, Fr., Merchant Marine
Defensive Player of the Year: Faith Sammons, Sr., Merchant Marine
Coach of the Year: Carlos Mendes, Merchant Marine
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Players Mentioned

Kayla Mendez

#8 Kayla Mendez

F
5' 3"
Senior
Esmeralda Merlos

#33 Esmeralda Merlos

D
5' 3"
Senior
Katelyn Nunziato

#42 Katelyn Nunziato

F
5' 2"
Sophomore
Jenna Biondo

#24 Jenna Biondo

M/F
5' 2"
Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Kayla Mendez

#8 Kayla Mendez

5' 3"
Senior
F
Esmeralda Merlos

#33 Esmeralda Merlos

5' 3"
Senior
D
Katelyn Nunziato

#42 Katelyn Nunziato

5' 2"
Sophomore
F
Jenna Biondo

#24 Jenna Biondo

5' 2"
Sophomore
M/F