COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – More history arrives for Harvard field hockey, as a program-record five Crimson garnered All-America status from the National Field Hockey Coaches Association. The previous school record for All-Americans in a single season was three during the 2021 campaign. Harvard is tied with Northwestern for the most All-America selections this season.

Seniors Bronte-May Brough and Kitty Chapple earned spots on All-America First Team, while junior forward Sage Piekarski is an All-America Second Team selection. First-year keeper Linde Burger and sophomore forward Martha le Huray are both All-America Third Team honorees.

One of the top defensive talents in the nation, Brough rewrote the record book during her collegiate tenure in Cambridge. Only the second student-athlete in school history to garner All-America honors across all four seasons, Brough is now the first Crimson in program history to earn All-America First Team honors twice. Across 74 career appearances, Brough tallied 26 goals, 13 assists and 65 points, as the Uttoxeter, England native anchored a Crimson defense that ranked second nationally in goals allowed this season. The only two-time Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year in conference history, Brough is only one of five student-athletes in Ancient Eight history to become a four-time All-American.

A standout for Harvard between the posts, Burger joins Brough, Bente van Vlijmen '20 and Emily Guckian '25 as the only Crimson to earn All-America honors during their first-year season. A native of Heerhugowaard, Netherlands, Burger lead the nation in goals against average (.701) and ranked 10^th in save percentage (.769) on her way to Ivy League Rookie of the Year and NFHCA Northeast All-Region Second Team honors. Burger also kept nine clean sheets this season, as she ranks second in program history for shutouts by a goalie in a single season. Burger is the first Crimson goalkeeper to earn All-America status since 2021 when Ellie Shahbo '23 garnered a spot on the All-America Second Team.

One of the Crimson's team captains this season, Chapple adds All-America honors to an already stellar career resume. A four-time All-Ivy League selection and three-time NFHCA Northeast All-Region honoree, Chapple has run the midfield for the Crimson over the last four years, making an impact both offensively and defensively. A native of Somerset, England, Chapple posted 35 points across 77 career appearances, as Chapple also started in all 77 of the Crimson's matches since 2022.

le Huray ends her breakout 2025 season with All-America honors, adding to her All-Ivy League First Team and NFHCA Northeast All-Region First Team accolades from earlier this season. The 2024 Ivy League Tournament's Most Outstanding Player, le Huray posted career-highs in goals (13), assists (6) and points this season (32). le Huray posted two or points in 12 different contests this season, as the Teddington, England native scored the game-winning goal against No. 13 UConn in the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals.

Harvard's first Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year winner since 2019, Piekarski takes All-America honors for the first time after leading Harvard and the Ivy League in scoring with 16 goals. The Crimson's leader with 36 points, Piekarski tallied multiple goals in four different contests, highlighted by a hat trick against New Hampshire in the NCAA Tournament First Round, the first for a Crimson in the NCAA Tournament. A native of Concord, Massachusetts, Piekarski's 16 goals is tied for third all-time in school history for goals in a single season.

Harvard enjoyed a historic and landmark 2025 season, setting a new program standard for wins in a single season with a 19-2 record and advancing to the NCAA Tournament Semifinals for the second time in school history. Harvard also completed the first perfect regular season in Ivy League history.

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