LANCASTER, PA – The Johns Hopkins field hockey team had six players earned 2026 All-Centennial Conference honors as announced by the league today. In addition, senior Emi Hakutani was named to the Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team.
 
Senior Caeli Robinson and junior Ada Farmer earned first team honors, while senior Sophia Albano and sophomore Sarah Chilton earned second team honors and senior Aubrey Kilgore and junior Katlin Coward were named honorable mention.
 
The six All-Centennial Conference selections are tied for second most in program history. JHU has now produced 44 All-CC honorees under head coach Jane Wells, including 22 first team selections.
 
Robinson, who repeats as a First Team All-CC selection, has started 19 games in the midfield. She has scored three goals and ranks third on the team with five assists. She is the Blue Jays' active career leader with 14 assists, which is tied for 22^nd in program history.
 
Farmer earns first team honors for the first time in her career after grabbing second team accolades last season. She has started all 20 games on defense that ranks ninth in the nation in goals against average (0.76). JHU allows just 4.4 shots on goal and penalty corners per game. Farmer has also tallied one goal and two assists.
 
Albano grabs All-CC honors for the first time in her career. She ranks third on the team in points (20), second in assists (6) and fourth in goals (7). She scored both goals in the Centennial Conference semifinals and was named the CC Tournament MVP. Albano is tied for 25^th in school history with 13 career assists.
 
Chilton has had a breakout season in her sophomore campaign to earn All-CC honors for the first time. She leads the Blue Jays with 13 goals and 29 points to go with three assists. She is 25^th in school history in single-season points, tied for 14^th in goals and broke the single-season (11) and career (12) records for penalty strokes.
 
Coward also earns All-CC honors for the first time. She has started all 20 games in the midfield and has posted career highs in goals (8) and points (17). She had her first career hat trick in Hopkins' win at Washington College.
 
Kilgore is the first goalie in program history to earn All-CC honors for the third time. She has posted a 1.16 goals against average and a .764 save percentage with 10 wins. She is the winningest goalie in program history with 49 wins.
 
Hakutani has started all 20 games on defense and has played 76 in her career. This season, the Blue Jay defense is allowing just 4.4 shots and corners per game with a 0.76 goals against average and eight shutouts.