BEVERLY, Mass. – The Conference of New England (CNE) is thrilled to announce its first All-40th Anniversary Team of the year, releasing the All-40th Women’s Tennis team on Thursday afternoon. The list features 42 prominent names in the league’s history of women’s tennis.
The minimum criteria for the list began with at least two First Team All-Conference selections or at least one Player of the Year honor. Both current and former league members can earn recognition on the teams.
Highlighting the list are multiple former Players of the Year, including Amarie Settiwongse and Anna Dyakiv from Nichols College, who combined for seven consecutive awards from 2013 through 2019. In addition, former Roger Williams standout Emma Place - who won two conference Player of the Year honors - is the most recent winner of that award on the list.
| Julia Akerman |
Roger Williams |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Diana Anderson |
Gordon |
2x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year |
| Christina Barbarisi |
Western New England |
2x First Team All-Conference |
| Hayley Barnett |
Endicott |
5x First Team All-Conference |
| Maxine Bergstein |
Endicott |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Alexandra Borkov |
Curry |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Nicole Breting |
Endicott |
6x First Team All-Conference |
| Alessia Cahoon |
Roger Williams |
8x First Team All-Conference |
| Kate Cioffi |
Endicott |
5x First Team All-Conference |
| Emelie Cloutier |
Endicott |
2x First Team All-Conference |
| Samantha Curran |
Roger Williams |
5x First Team All-Conference |
| Abbie Denney |
Gordon |
4x First Team All-Conference |
| Anna Dyakiv |
Nichols |
6x First Team All-Conference, 3x Player of the Year |
| Natalie Egbert |
Endicott |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Mary Francis |
Colby Sawyer |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Justine Hanson |
Gordon |
5x First Team All-Conference |
| Gretta Hartman |
Endicott |
6x First Team All-Conference |
| Lauren Harvey |
Salve Regina |
2x First Team All-Conference |
| Amy Heacox |
Endicott |
3x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year |
| Justine Hoover |
Endicott |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Katie Hughes |
Roger Williams |
4x First Team All-Conference |
| Merideth Hughes |
Western New England |
First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year |
| Alanna Judd |
Nichols |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Harley Kaiserman |
Roger Williams |
2x First Team All-Conference |
| Tracy Klein |
Roger Williams |
4x First Team All-Conference |
| Jennifer LaChance |
Colby Sawyer |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Isabelle Leonardi |
Nichols |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Caitlyn Leone |
Roger Williams |
4x First Team All-Conference |
| Jordyn Maddex |
Gordon |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Chrissy Martel |
Endicott |
4x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year |
| Heidi Martin |
Roger Williams |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Megan McCarthy |
Regis |
2x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year |
| Jillian McQuiggan |
Nichols |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Megan Mulrooney |
Curry |
4x First Team All-Conference |
| Erin Phillips |
Salve Regina |
4x First Team All-Conference |
| Emma Place |
Roger Williams |
5x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year |
| Jess Porter |
Nichols |
4x First Team All-Conference |
| Dayna Reilly |
Endicott |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Amarie Settiwongse |
Nichols |
8x First Team All-Conference, 4x Player of the Year |
| Kara Stankewitz |
Nichols |
3x First Team All-Conference |
| Louise Taylor |
Salve Regina |
2x First Team All-Conference |
| Lori Wardner |
Endicott |
3x First Team All-Conference |
The 40th Anniversary campaign runs parallel to the league’s new naming and branding initiative that was launched in August. This celebration also serves as a platform to highlight the conference's achievements, honor its history, and generate enthusiasm for future endeavors.
Originally established in 1984 as the Commonwealth Coast Conference and rebranded in 2024 as the Conference of New England, the CNE is an NCAA Division III athletic conference with 10 full-member and five associate-member institutions across New England.