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She ranked second in the NJAC in ground balls per game (2.71), second in draw controls per game (5.65), third in assists per game (1.29), and fourth in caused turnovers per game (1.71). Green, now a two-time NJAC major award winner after earning Rookie of the Year last season, was a critical part of Rowan’s midfield. The two-time All-Conference honoree recorded a season-high six points on three separate occasions and led an explosive TCNJ offense that outscored opponents 237-99. She led the NJAC in goals per game (3.60) and points per game (4.13) in the regular season.

Tobler put together a prolific scoring season for the Lions, racking up 62 points on 54 goals and eight assists. Stockton’s Aubrey Giordano (Mount Olive, NJ/Mount Olive) has been named Rookie of the Year.Īll selections were determined by a vote of the league’s head coaches and were based on both overall and conference-only statistics. Their selections highlighted the 24-member 2023 NJAC Women’s Lacrosse All-Conference Team, announced May 3.Īdditionally, Rowan sophomore Molly Green (Mullica Hill, NJ/Clearview Regional) was named Midfielder of the Year and TCNJ junior Julia Charest (Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson) was named Goaltender of the Year. PITMAN, NJ - The College of New Jersey’s junior Ally Tobler (Washington Township, NJ/Washington Township) and senior teammate Wayden Ay (Haddonfield, NJ/Haddonfield Memorial) have been named the New Jersey Athletic Conference Women’s Lacrosse Attack and Defensive Players of the Year respectively for the 2023 season.