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NEC Field Hockey Weekly Release (9/3)

9/3/2025


NEC Offensive Player of the Week: Semra Said, RID
NEC Defensive Player of the Week: Jade Regnart, RID
NEC Rookie of the Week: Morgan Smeltz, SFU
Previous NEC Releases: Preseason Poll Release

NEC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Semra Said, Rider
Sr., F, Manheim, Germany/Feudenheim Gymnasium Manheim
Said led the way for the Broncs as Rider opened the season with a 3-0 victory at Colgate. Thanks to a shifty pass from Samantha Biondi around the Raider goalie, Said fired the ball into net to secure an early lead for the Broncs just five minutes into the first quarter. The senior forward tallied two shots in the contest and connected on her only chance on target for her 14th career goal.

NEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Jade Regnart, Rider
So., GK, Cape Town, South Africa/Fairmont
Regnart posted her first shutout of the 2025 campaign while making one save in the process. The sophomore goalie anchored a Rider defense that limited Colgate to six shots with one coming on target. The Broncs’ defense also limited the Raiders to just four penalty corners in 60 minutes as Rider posted a 3-0 triumph. It marked Regnart’s fifth career shutout. Rider has now won six consecutive season openers.

NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Morgan Smeltz, Saint Francis U
Fr., M, Calisle, PA/Cumberland Valley

In the first appearance of her collegiate career, Smeltz wasted no time making an impact. The rookie midfielder scored her first career goal in SFU’s 4-0 road triumph over Bellarmine. The Red Flash had a 2-0 lead when Emilee Myers found Smeltz in the waning minutes of the third quarter to increase the SFU advantage. It marks the third straight season the Red Flash have opened the season with a victory.
 
NEC PRIME PERFORMERS

Jade Regnart, So., GK, RID
Selected as NEC Defensive Player of the Week.

Semra Said, Sr., F, RID
Named NEC Offensive Player of the Week.

Brianna Cooper, Jr., GK, SHU
Made a career-high 11 saves at Hofstra, including a six in the first quarter where the Pride took 13 shots. Posted a .733 save percentage over the weekend. 

2025 NEC FIELD HOCKEY WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS

NEC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3: 
Semra Said, RID

NEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3:
Jade Regnart, RID

NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3: 
Morgan Smeltz, SFU