All-Landmark Conference Women's Soccer Team

TOWSON, Md. – Four members of the Drew University women's soccer team have captured a spot on the All-Landmark Conference Team, it was announced on Tuesday.
 
Sophomore forward Riley Bent and senior midfielder Ella Reyngoudt each gained first-team recognition while senior defender Bianca Anghelache and senior goalie Sarah Crowley landed second-team honors. It was the first all-conference award for all four Rangers.
 
The quartet helped the Rangers to a successful 2026 season in which they posted a 6-4-9 record and 3-1-5 mark in Landmark Conference play. The squad finished fourth in the conference standings to earn the No. 4 seed and a home game in the Landmark Conference Championships. Drew topped No. 5 seed Elizabethtown 1-0 in the first round of the tournament, then advanced past top-seeded Catholic in penalty kicks following a 0-0 tie to reach the Landmark Conference final for the first time since 2022.
 
Bent emerged as Drew's leading scorer this past season, netting a team-leading four goals to go with one assist. In her brightest moment of the season, she kicked in the game-winning goal in the 78th minute of the Rangers' postseason victory over Elizabethtown. She also notched one goal and one assist in a 6-0 Landmark Conference win at Goucher, and she scored what held up as the game-winning goal in a 2-0 conference victory at Moravian. Bent added an additional goal in Drew's 2-1 win over local rival FDU-Florham.
 
Reyngoudt turned in the top season of her career this past season, posting career-highs in goals (three), assists (two), and points (eight). She came through when it mattered most, scoring all of her points in Landmark Conference play. She scored the game-tying goal in the 84th minute of a 1-1 draw at Susquehanna, and she also assisted on both goals in the win over Moravian. Reyngoudt scored additional goals the win over Goucher and in a 3-0 victory at Juniata.
 
Anghelache bounced back from missing much of the 2025 season to start in every match this past year. She helped lead a stingy Ranger defense that yielded just 10 goals for the season, including just five in 12 Landmark Conference regular season and playoff matches. She also helped the team author 10 shutouts for the season, its most since the 2003 squad posted 11 clean sheets. She contributed offensively as well when she scored the first two goals of her career in the victory at Goucher. Also one of the team's most durable players, Anghelache came off the field just twice and led the team with 1,681 minutes played.
 
Crowley also closed out her career on a high note, finishing 5-2-7 while posting career-bests in goals-against average (0.49), save percentage (.916), and shutouts (eight). She set a school record for goals-against average, lowering the previous standard of 0.52 set by Keilana Johnson in 1997, and came with .002 of the Drew record for save percentage set by Pam Bayha in 1989. She currently leads the Landmark Conference and is tied for third in Division III in save percentage, and she is also second among the conference leaders and 26th in the nation in GAA. In addition, her eight clean sheets tied her for third in team history.
 
In perhaps the top performance as a Ranger, Crowley collected nine saves, tying her career-high, in Drew's scoreless draw at Catholic in the Landmark Conference semifinals, where she also turned aside a shot in the PK shootout. She also made eight saves in the win over FDU-Florham and a 0-0 tie versus Landmark Conference foe Lycoming, and she stopped seven shots in a 1-0 win at Arcadia and a 1-1 conference tie at Elizabethtown. In addition, she registered six saves in the team's Landmark Conference tournament win over Elizabethtown.
 
The 2023 Landmark Conference Co-Rookie of the Year, Crowley went 30-18-15 with a 1.15 goals-against average and a .781 save percentage to go with 22 shutouts for her career. She finishes second in goalie wins, fourth in shutouts, fifth in goals-against average, sixth in saves (257), and 10th in save percentage.