Four local high school field hockey players have been named to next summer’s Twin State Field Hockey Classic roster by the New Hampshire Field Hockey Coaches Association: Bow’s Kaylee Jacques, Kearsarge’s Stella Syversten and Hopkinton’s Autumn Meier and Ryan Barrett.
They will join 18 other seniors from all NHIAA divisions and be led by the three divisional coaches of the year, including Kearsarge’s Chelsea Williams (Division III). They’ll battle Vermont’s best on June 25, 2027, at Keene State College.
Senior Autumn Meier (L) dribbles away from Gilford junior Susanna Tilley (11) in the Division III semifinal. Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor 
Kearsarge senior Stella Syvertsen provided the crucial assist to junior Adella Monnat with a run on her strong side, down the right, in the second half to win 1-0 in the Division III semifinals. Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor 
Senior midfielder Kaylee Jacques dribbles past Londonderry’s defense in Bow’s 4-2 win on Sept. 21, 2026. Credit: CHIP GRIFFIN / Photos by Chip 
Gilford senior Riley Coutts (L) and Hopkinton senior Ryan Barrett battle for the ball in the midfield during the Division III field hockey semifinals. Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor
Last summer’s New Hampshire Twin State team defeated Vermont, 3-0, but that doesn’t mean history will repeat. The Granite Staters will have to come together quickly to defend the title.
In addition to the Capital Area quartet, the full list of players includes: Bedford’s Morgan Weidner; Dover’s Scarlett Gray; Gilford’s Catherine Fay and Grace Southworth; Hanover’s Sophia Mancini, Greta Mancini and Joia Collins; Keene’s Natalia Gillis and Scarlett Miller; Kingswood’s Adelle Harrington; Nashua North’s Jordin Lopez; Plymouth’s Carmen Donis; Souhegan’s Ella Russell, Eme Godin and Ori Dart; Timberlane’s Aubrey Fitzgerald; and Winnacunnet’s Fiona McAfee.
Division I Coach of the Year Jess Brown of Goffstown and D-II’s Kelly Shirk will join Williams on the Granite State staff.