FOREST, Va. – The Old Dominion Athletic Conference has released its 2026 Field Hockey All-Conference Teams and Randolph-Macon set a new program record, with eight individuals earning honors.
 
After being named to the All-ODAC Third Team as a freshman in 2025, Kylee Gorham (Suffolk, Va./Lakeland) earned the 2026 first team nod after finishing fourth in the conference in shots (63) and shots per game (3.32). Gorham finished second on the team in shots on goal (32), while finishing third on the squad in points (13) and goals (six), including the first multi-goal game of her career. With the achievement, she joins Valentina Ambrogi-Torres (Richmond, Va./Trinity Episcopal School), Associate Head Coach Teresita Ambrogi-Torres and Claire Magill as the only Randolph-Macon players to make the first team since 2010.

On the second team, Janne Roelink (Den Helder, Netherlands/Norfolk Collegiate) led the team in goals (nine), points (21) and shots on goal (32), while starting all 19 games. Her goals and shots on goal totals both slot eighth in the ODAC and her 21 points ranks 13th. Additionally, her three assists in 2026 ties for the team-high mark and she also posted a shot in every game this season.
 
Ambrogi-Torres joins Roelink on the second team, as the reigning ODAC Defensive Player of the Year ranked fourth in the conference in save percentage (.758). As the defensive anchor, the goalkeeper guided the Lemon and Black to seven shutouts this season. With her second team nod, Ambrogi-Torres has now made an all-conference team in each of her four seasons played at Randolph-Macon.
 
For the second consecutive season, Grace Oates (Poquoson, Va./Poquoson) was listed on the All-ODAC Second Team. The sophomore helped RMC reach the 12-win mark for the second consecutive season and sixth time in program history. Oates led a defense that closed the regular season with shutouts in four of the final five contests. 
 
Olivia Greene (Amissville, Va./Culpeper County) sees herself named to the conference third team, as the junior finished second on the team in goals (seven) and points (17), while tying for a team-high three assists. The midfielder also tied Gorham with 29 shots this season, ranking 12th in the ODAC.
 
For the second time in her career, Brenna McLean (Rock Hall, Md./Queen Anne's County) earned an All-ODAC honor, making the third team. The senior finished her 2026 campaign with career-highs in shots (26) and shots on goal (15).
 
Randolph-Macon also had Natalie Moul (Haymarket, Va./Battlefield) sent to the third team, giving the junior her second conference team nod in each of her two full seasons played. In the final contest of the regular season, the junior slotted home the go-ahead game-winning goal to propel RMC to its first third seed in the conference tournament since 2013. 
 
Senior Hailey Swartzbaugh (Poquoson, Va./Poquoson) was tabbed to the third team for her first-ever ODAC selection, after tying for fifth in the conference with a team-high two defensive saves. In starting all 19 games for the Yellow Jackets, Swartzbaugh helped RMC to a 6-2 record in conference play, marking the first time since 2013 that the program has only had two losses within the ODAC.