Newsday's All-Long Island girls lacrosse second team 2026
Clockwise, from top left: Ava Derby of Westhampton Beach, Grace Miller of Bethpage; Morgan Farrell of Sayville; Regan Backer of Garden City. Credit: Peter Frutkoff; Kelvin Loarca; Todd F. Michalek
Regan Backer, Garden City, M, Sr.
The Virginia commit had 17 points (10 goals, seven assists) and was the Trojans' lead draw specialist. She finished with 73 career points (47 goals, 26 assists).
Mia Brown, Westhampton, G, Jr.
The Maryland commit made 136 saves, including a season-high 15 against Babylon on May 12. She has 163 career saves.
Marianna Chimienti, Long Beach, A, Jr.
The Rhode Island commit is an efficient scorer who had 56 points (48 goals, eight assists). She has 142 career points (117 goals, 25 assists).
Abby Clarkson, MacArthur, G, Sr.
Clarkson led Long Island with 210 saves nd added an assist. The Youngstown State commit totaled 653 career saves.
Audrey Davidian, Cold Spring Harbor, G, Jr.
In her first year as a starter, the Columbia commit made 171 saves on Cold Spring Harbor’s road to its third straight state Class D title.
Ava Derby, Westhampton, M, Sr.
The Maryland commit was Westhampton’s strongest facilitator, recording 63 points (25 goals, 38 assists). She finished with 222 career points (130 goals, 92 assists).
Morgan Farrell, Sayville, M, Sr.
Farrell is a true two-way force for Sayville, tallying 44 points (29 goals, 15 assists). The Johns Hopkins commit finished with 134 career points (78 goals, 56 assists).
Taylor Gordon, Manhasset, M, Sr.
The Boston College commit is a big offensive asset for Manhasset, racking up 49 points (36 goals, 13 assists). Gordon finished with 117 career points (90 goals, 27 assists).
Emma Jean Greenberg, Northport, D, Sr.
Greenberg’s speed and defensive IQ make her one of the Island’s toughest matchups. The Florida commit’s athleticism allows her to make plays all over the field, including scoring two goals this season.
Madison Herr, Shoreham-Wading River, M, Jr.
Herr led Shoreham-Wading River with a well-rounded 78 points (37 goals, 41 assists). The Boston College commit has 216 career points (131 goals, 85 assists).
Grace Hoffman, Massapequa, A, Sr.
Hoffman was Massapequa’s strongest feeder, racking up 82 points (38 goals, 44 assists). The Johns Hopkins commit totaled 144 career points (59 goals, 85 assists).
Page Kellershon, Mattituck, M, Sr.
Kellershon led Suffolk in points with 106 (60 goals, 46 assists). The Navy commit has always been a standout for Mattituck, collecting 316 career points (180 goals, 136 assists).
Marlo Knox, St. Dominic, M, Sr.
Knox has always been a prolific scorer for St. Dominic, recording 64 points (43 goals, 21 assists). The Florida State commit has amassed more than 400 career points.
Skye Korten, South Side, A, Jr.
Korten helped lead the Cyclones to their second Nassau Class C title with 80 points (44 goals, 36 assists). The Albany commit has 148 career points (90 goals, 58 assists).
Alyssa Lorefice, Smithtown West, A, Sr.
Lorefice led Suffolk in assists this season with 59 and added 29 goals (88 points). The Rutgers commit totaled 248 career points (87 goals, 161 assists).
Kamryn McCrary, Comsewogue, M, Sr.
McCrary led Comsewogue with 59 points (39 goals, 20 assists). The James Madison commit totaled 200 career points (135 goals, 65 assists).
Grace Miller, Bethpage, M, Sr.
Miller led Long Island in goals with 90 and added eight assists (98 points). The Loyola Maryland commit finished with 225 career points (198 goals, 27 assists).
Jenna Obloj, West Islip, A, Jr.
Obloj led West Islip in points with 66 (43 goals, 23 assists). The Florida State commit has collected 155 career points (96 goals, 59 assists).
Regan O’Connor, Farmingdale, M, Jr.
O’Connor is a true do-it-all midfielder, putting up 65 points (52 goals, 13 assists) and dominating on defense. The Maryland commit has 173 career points (136 goals, 37 assists).
Valentina Puccio, Huntington, A, Sr.
Puccio led Huntington on its state title run with 83 points (65 goals, 18 assists). The Hofstra commit finished with 131 career points (103 goals, 28 assists).
Madison Reedy, Carle Place, M, Jr.
Reedy led Carle Place with 87 points (66 goals, 21 assists). The Northwestern commit has 220 career points (158 goals, 62 assists).
Julie Shaughnessy, Syosset, A, Sr.
Shaughnessy ranked second in Nassau for points with 108 (67 goals, 41 assists). The Michigan commit totaled 295 career points (193 goals, 102 assists).
Tess Ferguson is a reporter on Newsday's high school sports staff. She joined the team after graduating with a journalism degree from Ithaca College in 2025.
