The Salisbury University women’s soccer team earned four Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference postseason honors, with Talyn Catena, Brooke Spadin and Lauren Chesney named to the All-C2C First Team and Skylar Williams selected to the All-C2C Second Team.
The conference announced the awards Nov. 11, 2026. Salisbury finished the season with a 7-12-1 record and advanced to the C2C semifinals for the sixth consecutive season.
Catena Earns First-Team Recognition
Talyn Catena played in all 20 matches and tied for the conference lead in goals while recording one assist. The freshman from White Plains, Maryland, became the first Salisbury freshman to record a hat trick since 2009 when she scored three goals against Johnson & Wales Charlotte in the C2C quarterfinals on Nov. 5.
Spadin and Chesney Join Catena on First Team
Brooke Spadin started all 20 matches in the midfield and finished with four goals and one assist. The junior from Delmar, Maryland, led Salisbury with 48 shots and played 1,357 minutes, including a three-goal performance against Hood on Sept. 26.
Lauren Chesney appeared in 20 matches and made 19 starts. The senior from Mount Airy, Maryland, recorded one goal and three assists, anchored Salisbury’s back line and ranked second on the team with 1,609 minutes.
Williams Selected to Second Team
Skylar Williams earned All-C2C Second Team honors after recording four goals and three assists in 19 appearances and 18 starts. The senior from West River, Maryland, totaled seven goals and four assists in two years with Salisbury.
Salisbury’s four honorees included three first-team selections and one second-team selection. The team advanced to the C2C semifinals after Catena’s quarterfinal hat trick against Johnson & Wales Charlotte and then played Christopher Newport in the semifinal on Nov. 6.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Salisbury received All-C2C recognition across its attack, midfield and back line. Catena led the individual highlights with her quarterfinal hat trick, while Spadin, Chesney and Williams added production reflected in their postseason selections.
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