ANNVILLE, Pa. - The Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) has announced its 2021 All-MAC Freedom Field Hockey teams. Arcadia University garnered four selections led by Autumn Gahman's First-team All-MAC Freedom honor while Morganne Dee and Morgan McEntire were second-team picks. Gracie Fenner and Carly Flickinger were both named honorable mention selections.

The All-MAC Freedom Field Hockey Team is nominated and voted on by the eight conference field hockey coaches.

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Gahman earns First-team All-MAC Freedom honors following a standout senior season in which she tallied 11 goals and a team-high eight assists for 30 points. The Knights' leader in the midfield ranked sixth in the conference in goals, third in assists, and fifth in points on the year. The Green Lane, Pa. native had three multi-goal games - including a season-high three in the season-opener at Albright in an eight-point showing.

Dee turned in a breakout rookie campaign on the Arcadia front line, leading the team and tying for the conference lead in both goals (13) and points (33) on the year. Dee also had a team-best three game-winning goals and posted four multi-goal games - including her first career hat trick at King's on Oct. 9 when she logged a season-high seven points.

McEntire started all 20 games at defense in her first season with the Knights, netting four goals and adding six assists for 14 points. She also had one defensive save and three three-point games - two of which were in back-to-back contests against Wilkes and Immaculata. McEntire was a staple of the Arcadia back line that limited opponents to only 1.60 goals per game in 2021.

Fenner earns her first all-conference honor after posting nine wins in the cage for the Knights - seven of which came as shutout victories. She logged over 1180 minutes in goal while recording a 1.57 goals against average and 95 saves on the year. Fenner was named the MAC Freedom Defensive Player of the Week after making 16 saves on 34 shots faced against Kean on Sept. 8, who was ranked tenth nationally at the time.

Flickinger reigns in honorable mention honors after starting all 20 games and tallying four goals with five assists for 13 points. The senior opened the year with a goal in the season-opening win over Albright before netting a season-high two goals for four points in the Knights' 7-0 win over Delaware Valley.
 

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