LANCASTER, PA – Following the program's first undefeated regular season, the Johns Hopkins women's basketball team earned multiple All-Conference honors, highlighted by
Jocelyn Goldstein being named Rookie of the Year in her inaugural season in the Hopkins' blue and black.
Macie Feldman and
Kendall Dunham garnered First Team recognition, while Goldstein and
Faith Williamson each earned Honorable Mention accolades. Head coach
Rodney Rogan and his staff —
Brooke Swift,
Jordan Atkins and
Glenn Stokes — were named Coaching Staff of the Year, marking the program's first coaching honor since 2019. The staff guided the Blue Jays to their first-ever undefeated regular season and a third consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance.
Beth Corelli was also recognized, earning a spot on the All-Sportsmanship Team.
Goldstein's freshman campaign earned her Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year honors to go along with her Honorable Mention selection. Appearing in 19 games, she leads the team in field goal percentage, shooting 75-of-137 (.547) and ranks third in scoring at 9.5 points per game. The center also tops the team with 22 blocks and has added 10 steals. She becomes the first freshman in program history to earn Rookie of the Year honors.
Goldstein is also the first Hopkins freshman in more than 30 years to record multiple 20-point games in a season, a milestone last reached during the 1994-95 campaign by
Angie Arnold '98 (three times) and
Julie Anderson '98 (twice). She scored a career-high 22 points against Gettysburg earlier this season, becoming the program's first freshman to eclipse the 20-point mark since
Emily Howie '23 tallied 26 against Washington College during the 2019-20 season.
Feldman earns First Team honors after being named to the Second Team last season. The senior leads the team in rebounding (9.0) and assists (4.2), ranking 50
th nationally in assists, while adding 7.6 points per game and 28 steals. She averages 25.6 minutes per game — second-most on the team — and is on track to become just the third Blue Jay overall, and the first in program history, to lead the team in both rebounds and assists in back-to-back seasons.
Dunham collects First Team recognition for the first time in her career. She leads the team in minutes per game (26.7), ranks second in scoring (9.6) and total assists (48), and has a team-best 51 steals while starting all 26 games this season.
Williamson rounds out Hopkins' conference selections with an Honorable Mention nod. The freshman leads the team in three-point percentage (.379) and averages 8.7 points per game, while adding 28 steals. She poured in a career-high 18 points against Mary Washington in the regular-season penultimate game, then surpassed that mark with 21 points at Dickinson in the finale.
Hopkins continues its postseason run Friday, March 6, when the Blue Jays host Hunter in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. inside Goldfarb Gymnasium.
