FOREST, Va. - Jade Buckles, Kylie Amberger, Mollie Best and Riley Chandler all earned a spot on the All-ODAC listings announced by the conference office on Tuesday afternoon.

Buckles takes a spot on the first team, while Amberger and Best earned a selection on the second team. Chandler was selected as a third-team honoree.

A senior from Stafford, Va., Buckles earns first team all-conference honors for the second consecutive season. Buckles anchored the Bridgewater defense, starting in 17 games, and also tallied her first two goals of her collegiate career in her fourth season on campus. She also concludes her field hockey career in the top 10 in program history in games played.

Amberger claims a spot on the second team after tallying five goals and five assists in her senior season. The Fredericksburg, Va. native saw action in all 18 games this season and found the back of the net for the game-winning goal three different times in 2025.

Best was a key component in the Eagles' midfield in 2025, and also contributed in a big way to the offense. Best tied with Amberger for a team-best five goals and also impacted things defensively with a defensive save. The Carlisle, Pa. native was one of three Eagles to start all 18 games for BC this season.

Chandler added stability to the Eagles' defense in 2025. The senior registered a defensive average this season, but also blocked numerous shots to help anchor the nation's 56th-best goals-against average. Chandler adds this to a third team selection last season as well.

BC concluded its season in the ODAC Quarterfinals with an 8-10 record and a 4-4 mark in league play in the program's first season under the direction of Emily Bagby.