Rugby Northeast Selects Women All-Stars

Written by Press Release Wednesday, 23 November 2011 19:53

Colleges - Women's College

Rugby Northeast has released its innaugural All-Conference Women’s Team

Rugby Northeast All-Conference
1. Loosehead Prop, Italia Ieraci (5th Yr), Providence
2. Hooker, Kimberly Shepard (Fr), AIC
3. Tighthead Prop, Christin Sandhammer (Jr), Saint Michael’s
4. Lock, Vaimoana Vailea (Fr), AIC
5. Lock, Fiona Lunney (Sr), Stonehill
6. Flanker, Leslie Dias (Sr), Bentley
7. Alixandra McElroy (So), UMass Lowell
8. 8-man, Jessica Davis (So), AIC
9. Scrumhalf, Jessica Yu (Sr), UMass Lowell
10. Flyhalf, Alexandra Yerxa (Sr), Bentley
11. Wing, Cara Sherry (Sr), Saint Michael’s
12. Inside Center, Lyndsey Mooore (5th Yr), Saint Michael’s
13. Outside Center, Sarah Buonopane (Fr), Stonehill
14. Wing, Morgan Rubanow (Sr), Stonehill
15. Fullback, Michele Beausoleil (So), Merrimack

Honorable Mention
16. Loosehead Prop, Morgan Segale (Jr), Stonehill
17. 8-Man, Taryn Brett (Sr), Providence
18. 8-Man, Adelle Dagher (Jr), Stonehill
19. Inside Center, Jamie Carrillo (Sr), Bentley
20. Outside Center, Taylor Raftery (Sr), Providence
21. Outside Center, Kristy Baum (Jr), Saint Michael’s
22. Fullback, Deirdre McNamara (So), Saint Michael’s
23. Fullback, Shannon Clancy (Sr), Stonehill

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