Waterville, ME - Isabel Kramer, Paige Gilbert, Maci Freeman, and Samantha Thebarge have all earned 2026 College Sports Communications Field Hockey Academic All-District Honors. To be eligible for Academic All-District recognition student-athletes must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically with a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or higher. Student-athletes must also have competed in 90 percent or started in 66 percent of their institution's games.

Isabel Kramer - Kramer, a junior, played and started all 20 games for the Terriers this past season on defense. She played 1,123 minutes and was a huge contributor in stopping talented attacking teams. Kramer was also named to the CMCFHC All-Academic Team last fall.

Paige Gilbert - Gilbert, a junior, also played and started all 20 games in midfield for the Terriers. Playing a crucial role in the build-up to attack, Gilbert scored two goals and added six assists last season. She was named to the CMCFHC All-Academic Team, All-Conference Team, All-Sportsmanship team, and All-Tournament Team last fall.

Maci Freeman - Freeman, a junior academically, played and started all 20 games in defensive midfield and on defense for the Terriers. Freeman also served as the team's penalty corner inserter, accumulating five goals and 13 assists. She was named to the CMCFHC All-Academic Team, All-Conference Team, and All-Tournament Team last season.

Samantha Thebarge - Thebarge, another junior, played nearly every minute for the Terriers last season in midfield. Thebarge scored 13 goals and added five assists while earning a defensive save. She was named to the CMCFHC All-Conference Team, All-Tournament Team, NFHCA All-Region Second Team, and was the CMCFHC Co-Defensive Player of the Year.