Montclair State University Athletics

Conlon swept the Skyline Conference and New Jersey Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors for the third time this season as she helped the Red Hawks return to the NCAA Tournament. Conlon was named the Most Valuable Player as she helped Montclair State to its fourth straight Skyline Conference championship as well as the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Women’s Lacrosse Championship. The sophomore totaled 13 points and broke her own single-season school record as she scored 10 goals and assisted on three others lifting MSU to wins over St. Joseph’s (LI) and Farmingdale State.  She had four goals and an assist along with a ground ball and caused turnover in a 16-9 win against St. Joseph’s in the semifinals of the Skyline Tournament. She then collected a season-high six goals along with two assists and two draws as the Red Hawks avenged their regular-season loss to Farmingdale with a 16-13 win in the championship game. Conlon increased her season point total to 127, surpassing the 114 she had last year. In addition to scoring 53 goals, Conlon has registered 74 assists, one shy of the single-season mark set by Cathy Homiek in 2004. Conlon leads both leagues in assists and points scored and its ranked eighth in the Skyline and ninth in the NJAC in goals per game.