9. Seneca (9-8-1). The Golden Eagles return an experienced unit led by senior forward Taylor Donahue, who scored nine goals and earned first-team all-conference honors. Junior Shelby Lyon had five goals in six games before season-ending injuries. Junior goalie Brittany Snow recorded four shutouts. The other returning starters are senior midfielder/defender Kait Atmore, senior defenders Molly Coyne and Meghan Thornton ,and senior midfielder Melissa Giunta. An additional eight letter-winners return for coach Ron Jensen.
10. Moorestown (12-5-2). The Quakers will take on the personality of coach Bill Mulvihill: They will be a team that outworks opponents. There probably won't be any high scorers, but the Quakers, who have won 12 straight division titles, should continue to win with a collective effort. Defenders Erin Roy and Sheridan Fauvell (who is coming off an injury) are among the few seniors who should see extensive time on this young team. Three other returning starters are junior defenders Haleigh Dalmass and Allie Smith and junior midfielder Stephanie Toy, among the top athletes in South Jersey. Junior goalie Rebecca Schultz is among the newcomers expected to contribute.