CNE RELEASE 

BEVERLY, Mass. – Jenna Caballero of the Suffolk women's ice hockey team earned a spot on the Conference of New England (CNE) Community Service Team, the league unveiled as a part of its all-conference announcement Wednesday. 

The CNE Community Service Team is made up of student-athletes from each squad that demonstrates a commitment to their community, both on and off the playing surface. 

Caballero, a senior captain from Middletown, New Jersey, led the Rams to a 6-18-2 overall campaign and the fifth seed in the CNE Tournament behind a 6-10-2 league ledger. 

The forward supplied 13 points, good for fourth on the team, to Suffolk's 55-goal offense. She sat second on the squad in handouts with nine assists to her credit to go along with four strikes. 

Caballero wrapped up her four-year career in blue-and-gold with 54 points (18 g, 36a) over 105 games, just the fifth player in the Rams' eight-year history to skate in 100-plus games in program history.  

2026 CNE WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY AWARDS
Player of the Year - Teaghan Hall, Endicott
Goaltender of the Year - Kyleigh Matola, UNE
Rookie of the Year - Kyleigh Matola, UNE
Scholar-Athlete of the Year - Jamie DuPont, UNE
Coach of the Year - Maddy Santore, JWU

ALL-CNE FIRST-TEAM
F - Mabel Gerard, WNE
F - Teaghan Hall, Endicott
F - Jenna Lynch, WNE
F - Bella Mardesich, Curry
D - Michaela Birmingham, WNE
D - Lilly Corso, Endicott
G - Kyleigh Matola, UNE

ALL-CNE SECOND-TEAM
F - Grace Adams, JWU
F - Cammi Ahern, Endicott
F - Keira Goffe, Nichols
D - Abbey Agrodnia, Endicott
D - Allyson Barry, JWU
G - Lauren Ferrari, Endicott 

COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM
Abbey Agrodnia, Endicott
Jenna Caballero, Suffolk
Zoe Galanoudis, WNE
Sarah Kerr, Curry
Danielle McCarthy, UNE
Avery Moriarty, Nichols
Kylie O'Keefe, JWU