LANCASTER, Pa. -- The Atlantic East Conference announced this year's Major Awards and All-Conference nods on Tuesday afternoon, with Arianna Blanco earning Atlantic East Rookie of the Year.

Five Saints earned their spots on Atlantic East All-Conference Teams, three on the First Team, with two on the Second Team.

Arianna Blanco - Atlantic East Rookie of the Year & First Team All-Conference Forward
In her debut season, Arianna Blanco made an immediate impact for the Saints, helping guide Marymount to its third Atlantic East Conference Championship appearance. The first-year forward ranked among the league's top offensive performers, finishing tied for fourth in goals (7) and fifth in total points (17) during conference play.

Blanco also was tied to lead the conference in game-winning goals (3) and was a constant offensive spark throughout the season. Overall, she led the Saints with 11 goals and five assists, totaling 27 points to cap off an impressive first collegiate campaign.

Her recognition marks the third consecutive season that a Marymount player has earned Atlantic East Rookie of the Year honors, continuing the program's tradition of excellence and development.

Isabelle Davis - First Team All-Conference Defender
A cornerstone of Marymount's defensive success, Isabelle Davis anchored the Saints' back line en route to their second Atlantic East title. The senior defender lead the team in minutes with 1595 and played a pivotal role in the team's four-straight shutouts to close the year and its 11 total clean sheets this season.

Davis' leadership and consistency were instrumental in the Saints' championship run, earning her First Team All-Conference recognition for the first time in her career. She was also named Atlantic East Defensive Player of the Week earlier in the season, solidifying her status as one of the league's top defenders.

Nicole Alvarado - First Team All-Conference Midfielder
A dynamic playmaker in the midfield, Nicole Alvarado earned her second consecutive First Team All-Conference selection after another standout campaign. The sophomore midfielder was a force on both ends of the pitch, recording 10 goals and six assists for 26 total points while maintaining a .600 shot-on-goal percentage.

In conference play, Alvarado ranked second in assists (4) and continued to be a key leader in the Saints' possession and transition game. Her creativity, composure, and scoring ability were vital to Marymount's offensive rhythm throughout the season.

Arianna Garcia - Second Team All-Conference Forward
In her first season with the Saints, Arianna Garcia quickly established herself as a dangerous attacking presence. She finished fourth in the conference in shots on goal (18) and tallied two game-winning goals during AEC play.

Heading into the NCAA Tournament, Garcia has amassed 12 total points on five goals and two assists, showcasing her ability to rise to the moment in key matches. Her energy and technical ability made her one of Marymount's most exciting first-year contributors.

Leila Lajdel - Second Team All-Conference Defender
A veteran leader and steady defensive presence, Leila Lajdel earned All-Conference honors for the third straight season, continuing to be a central figure in Marymount's defensive dominance. The former Atlantic East Rookie of the Year helped the Saints record 11 shutouts on the year and clinch the program's second conference title.

Lajdel's composure and awareness were key in anchoring the Saints' back line. She also contributed offensively with one assist and 21 total shots during another consistent, championship-caliber campaign.