BEVERLY, Mass. – The Conference of New England (CNE) is thrilled to announce its next All-40th Anniversary Team, releasing the All-40th Women’s Basketball team on Thursday afternoon. The list features 47 prominent names in the league’s history.
 
The minimum criteria for the list is at least two First Team All-Conference selections or at least one Player of the Year honor.
 

Kaitlyn Birrell	Salve Regina	1x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year
Cecelia Bombardier	Curry	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Kaitlyn Bovee	Roger Williams	3 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Beth Chartier	Colby Sawyer	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Ceciley Chisholm	Endicott	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Melissa Christmas	Eastern Nazarene	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Lisa Cole	Colby Sawyer	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Kelly Coleman	U. of New England	3 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Jen Dabrowski	Western New England	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Michelle Dailey	Colby Sawyer	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Sarah DeLuca	Gordon	2 x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year
Jenni-Rose DiCecco	Suffolk	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Terri Duffy	Colby-Sawyer	2 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Jen Erickson	Regis	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Michelle Fauci	Wentworth	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Meghan Foley	Gordon	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Jordyn Franzen	U. of New England	2 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Sarah Gibbs	Gordon	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Tracy Giroux	Salve Regina	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Sara Hammond	Colby Sawyer	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Meaghan Harden	Salve Regina	4 x First Team All-Conference
Lauren Hayden	U. of New England	1 x First Team All-Conference, 3x Player of the Year
Tracy Henaghan	Curry	1 x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year
Emily Irwin	Curry	3 x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year
Nicole Johnson	Salve Regina	3 x First Team All-Conference,
Kim McCabe	Wentworth	4 x First Team All-Conference,
Rebecca Morris	Wentworth	3 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Mariah Nicholas	Roger Williams	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Cheyenne Noble	Wentworth	4 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Margaret O'Brien	Salve Regina	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Kelley Paradis	U. of New England	3 x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year
Erin Phillips	Salve Regina	2 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Emily Pratt	Endicott	2 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Bridget Quilty	Roger Williams	1 x First Team All-Conference, 2x Player of the Year
Julie Rando	Regis	3 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Alyssa Ricci	Salve Regina	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Amanda Rodgerson	U. of New England	2 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Lauren Romito	Suffolk	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
MaryLynn Skarzenski	Nichols	4 x First Team All-Conference, 3x Player of the Year
Katie Stochaj	Anna Maria	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Missy Stults	U. of New England	2 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Beth Suggs	U. of New England	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Noelle Surette	Colby-Sawyer	2 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Brandy Trice	Wentworth	4 x First Team All-Conference
Sandy Vinton	Roger Williams	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Chelsea Vujs	Western New England	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year
Madison Wynbeek	Gordon	1 x First Team All-Conference, Player of the Year

 
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.
 
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE OF NEW ENGLAND
Originally founded in 1984 as the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC), and reconstituted as the Conference of New England (CNE) in 2024, the CNE is an NCAA Division III athletic conference composed of 10 full member and five associate member institutions throughout the New England region. Its membership aims to provide student-athletes with a positive experience in their pursuit of excellence through high academic standards, quality competition and a meaningful student life. The Conference administers championships in 20 intercollegiate sports.