• 2006 NFHCA First Team All-South Region
• 2006 First Team All-Centennial Conference
• 2005 Honorable Mention All-Centennial Conference

2006: Played all 23 games and started 22 • finished second on the team with 32 points, 12 goals and eight assists • her 32 points is tied for the seventh most in a single-season in school history • twelve goals is tied for ninth most and eight assists tied for eighth most in single-season history • ranked fifth in the conference in points per game (1.45), sixth in goals per game (0.55) and assists per game (0.36) • scored two goals in season-opening loss to Cortland • tallied for second consecutive game, shutout win over Frostburg • scored in shutout win over College of Notre Dame • assisted on Jamie Zubrow's game-winning goal against #16 Catholic • scored a goal and tallied an assist in win over Washington & Lee • named Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Week for her effort against Catholic and W&L • tallied in come-from-behind win at Muhlenberg • scored in overtime loss at Swarthmore • picked up three points (1g, 1a) in win at Franklin & Marshall • assisted on Emily Miller's game-winning goal against Dickinson • scored two goals and tallied an assist in win over Haverford • assisted on Sarah Bender's game-tying goal in come-from-behind win at Washington • picked up three points (1g, 1a) in shutout win over Bryn Mawr • tallied an assist in win over Wesley in ECAC Mid-Atlantic quarterfinals • scored in loss at Montclair State in ECAC Mid-Atlantic title game.

2005: Played 15 games and started 14 • missed four games with an injury • led team in points (19), was second in goals (seven) and tied for second in assists (five) • first goal of her career was the overtime game-winner in the season-opener at Mary Washington • scored again in the second game of the year at Cortland • had one goal and two assists in regular season win over Franklin & Marshall • had one goal and one assist in season finale at Ursinus • scored in consecutive games against St. Mary's and The College of New Jersey • also scored against Swarthmore.

Personal: Adair Q. Landy • born March 16, 1987 • daughter of Craig and Mary Landy • NFHCA All-Academic • led field hockey team to 2003 and 2004 NJ Group IV Sectional Championships • set school record for single-season assists (38 • 2004) • team MVP in 2003 and 2004 • first team All-NJ Field Hockey League, All-Essex County, All-Group IV and North Jersey Coaches Association All-Star in 2003 and 2004 • first team all-state in 2003 • national all-academic honors in lacrosse • 2005 lacrosse team captain and MVP • third team all-state in lacrosse in 2005 • lacrosse team's MVP offensive award winner in 2003 and 2004 • Dean's List student majoring in political science with a minor in psychology.