PROVIDENCE, RI.- The Little East Conference announced its Field Hockey All-Conference awards on Tuesday. Forwards Gwyn Vincent (Hoosick Falls, N.Y./Hoosick Falls Central) and Peyton Richardson (Windsor, Vt./Windsor) were named to the First Team. Defender Brooke Noble (Mississauga, Ontario/Clarkson Secondary School) was selected to the Third Team.

This is Vincent's second selection after being named to the Second Team last year. She had a career season as she scored 11 goals to tie for fifth in the LEC. Her five assists gave her 27 points to rank eighth in the conference. She had a pair of overtime winners; the first on September 16 as Castleton defeated Colby Sawyer 6-5 and the second coming on October 20 as she scored all three goals in a 3-2 comeback win over Plymouth State. That hat trick was the first of two on the season for Vincent as she netted three in an 8-1 victory over UMass Boston. She was named the LEC Offensive Player of the Week for her performance against the Panthers.

Richardson secures her third All-Conference selection of her career with a 2023 Second Team selection and 2024 First Team recognition already to her credit. She returned to form this season after her 2025 campaign was cut short by injury. Richardson started 16 of 18 games this year scoring nine goals and tallying six assists for 24 points. She scored a pair of goals and assisted on a third in the win over the Chargers and was named the LEC Offensive Player of the Week. She had three game winners on the year with one coming on October 3 in the Spartans 2-1 victory over West Conn. Her other conference game winner came in the regular season finale against the Beacons where she also scored her first career hat trick.

Noble makes her first All-Conference team. She started all 18 games and was the anchor of the defense. Noble had a team-high seven defensive saves and was third in the LEC in that category. She took the majority of Castleton's penalty corners as the team was second in the conference with 181. Noble was also a factor on offense with three goals and three assists. She scored the game winning goal in Castleton's 3-1 victory over UMass Dartmouth on October 24.

Mackenna Roberson (Hoosick Falls, N.Y./Hoosick Falls Central) received the 12^th Player Award which is selected by each head coach to recognize a student-athlete's contributions to the team both on and off the field, bringing her best effort in competition, practice and other team activities that positively contribute to the program's success. Roberson started all 18 games for the Spartans and scored two goals.