LORETTO, PA- Saint Francis senior goalkeeper Samantha Zeiders (Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin) was named First-team All-Mid-Atlantic Region and senior midfield Selena Adamshick (Harveys Lake, Pa./Lake-Lehman) was named to the second team as announced by Longstreth and the National Field Hockey Coaches' Association (NFHCA).
 
"We're extremely proud that Selena & Sammy have been recognized as Regional All-Americans," Saint Francis head coach Stacey Bean said. "The Mid-Atlantic is such a competitive region, some of the best teams & players in the country reside here.  To have two of our student-athletes selected for All-Region squad is a tremendous accomplishment."
 
Zeiders played every minute in goal for the Red Flash this year, ranking in the top-5 in the Nation and leading the A-10 with eight shutouts. She was also named first-team All-Atlantic-10 for her efforts. Her 1.30 goals against average was second in the A-10, while her .768 save percentage ranked her third in the conference. Both her goals against average and save percentage are 12th in the NCAA in the 2015 season.   The senior finishes her career as one of the best in the NCAA ranking in the top-10 amongst career active leaders
 
#8 in the Goals Against Average (1.48) and
#9 in Save % (.745)
 
Zeiders also left her mark in the Saint Francis' Record Book as she is the career leader in:
 
Shutouts (15)
Goals Against Average (1.52)
Save Percentage (.745)
 
 This is the first All-Region award for Zeiders.
 

CAREER STATS
Season	GP	MIN	GA	GA AVG	SV	SO
2013	10	742:39	25	2.36	64	1
2014	17	1200:05	19	1.11	56	6
2015	17	1235:13	23	1.30	76	8
TOTAL	44	3177:57	67	1.52	196	15

 
"Sammy has left a lasting mark on our program at the goalkeeping position," Coach Bean added. "During a season in which she put up some of the best numbers of her career, Sammy went out of her way to mentor our younger keepers."
 
This is the second-straight season that Adamshick has been named to the All-Region team. Adamshick was named to the Atlantic-10 first team for the second-straight season and was selected to the annual NFHCA senior game. The senior led the Red Flash with 11 goals and 29 points and tied for the team lead with seven assists. The 11 goals were good for third in the A-10 and the 29 points placed her second.  The goals and points were the fifth-most in a season in SFU history. The senior is also leaving a lasting legacy on the NCAA record books as Adamshick is currently ranked in the Top 20 among Active Career NCAA Stat Leaders as follows:
 #6 in Points/Game,
#9 in Points,
#12 in Goals,
 #13 in Assists, and
 #15 Assists/Game.
 
The senior co-captain also left her mark on the SFU record books. The senior ranks:
 
#2 in Career Points (115)
#2 in Career Goals (42)
#1 in Career Assists (31)
 
In addition to her success on the field, Adamshick also excelled in the classroom. The Harvey's Lake, Pennsylvania native was the Marie and Frank Picarella Scholarship award winner, and posted a perfect 4.0 in graduate school as she works towards her MBA and was named Academic All-A-10 for her excellence.
 
 

	CAREER STATS
Season		GP	G	A	PTS	Sh	GW
2012		18	9	5	23	25	3
2013		15	12	8	32	45	2
2014		17	10	11	31	49	3
2015		17	11	7	29	60	1
TOTAL		67	42	31	115	179	9

 
 
"Selena has led by example since stepping foot on campus 4 years ago," Bean added. "Year after year, Selena has continued to make an impact on the field.  As evidenced by her career stats, Selena is one of the best all-around players to have ever worn a Red Flash uniform."
 
The awards are yet another much deserved accolade for the seniors who helped lead the Red Flash to back-to-back double-digit win seasons for the first time in school history.