Four Hamilton College athletes were named to the 2026 New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Field Hockey All-Conference Team per an announcement from the organization on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Defender Isabelle Nahon '27 was placed on the first team. Goalkeeper Kelly Janssen '28, defender Morgan Clarke '28 and defender/midfielder Kenna White '28 were named to the second team.

Nahon received all-conference first team recognition for the second consecutive season and collected the third all-NESCAC honor of her career after being named to the second team in 2024. She tallied a team-high 11 points via three goals and five assists, in addition to two defensive saves, in 10 conference games. The 2025 National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-America selection has totaled 12 goals and 13 assists through 63 career games, and has five game-winning goals this season.

Janssen earned all-NESCAC honors for the first time after posting 5.70 saves per game, an .814 save percentage and a 1.23 goals against average in 10 conference contests. She totaled a season-high 10 saves in three different games and collected five shutouts during the regular season.

Clarke picked up her first all-NESCAC team award after ranking first in the conference with nine defensive saves during the regular season, including five across 10 NESCAC games. She tallied two goals and one assist in conference play and helps lead a Hamilton defense that has limited opponents to 1.06 goals per game. Clarke has started all 51 games played in her career and has accumulated 20 defensive saves.

White earned all-NESCAC recognition for the first time after registering two goals in 10 conference games. She scored in back-to-back NESCAC wins for the Continentals, including the game-winning goal in overtime against Wesleyan University. White has started 47 of 50 games played in her career, and holds a career-best .778 shots on goal percentage this season.

The four all-NESCAC selections mark a program record for the Continentals since joining the league for field hockey in 2011.

The Continentals will compete in the second round of the 2026 NCAA Division III Field Hockey Championship against No. 11 Wesleyan University on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 2 p.m. at Middlebury College.