KANSAS CITY, Mo. – For the first time since 2019, Villanova has landed an All-Region nod with Hannah Dickinson earning a spot on the All-East Third Team, as announced by the United Soccer Coaches on Tuesday.
 
The honor brings Villanova to 34 All-Region accolades from the United Soccer Coaches since 1986. She is the 11^th Wildcat to be named a Third-Team selection. The last to do so was Brice McInroy in 2019.
 
This is the third postseason accolade Dickinson has earned this year, adding to her All-BIG EAST and College Sports Communicators Academic All-District awards she has garnered in the last month. She is one of 15 BIG EAST players to land on the All-East list.
 
The Seattle, Wash. posted an impressive year in net, starting in all 18 contests with 1588 minutes played for the second-most among BIG EAST keepers. Her .964 goals against average and .802 save percentage were both third in the league while the 69 saves she grabbed were second. She anchored the Villanova backline in nine clean sheets, eight of those going down as solo shutouts for the senior. Those put her at second in the conference and 33rd in the nation. She reset her career-best for saves at 15 on the road at No. 12 Georgetown this season. Throughout the season, she was recognized by the conference with weekly honors five times.
 
Dickinson's last two seasons saw her go 14-15-7 in net after a 9-8-1 campaign this season that helped propel her into the program record book. She is now tied for fifth on the single-season shutout list at eight. On the career ledger side of the book, she is tied for fourth with a 1.10 career goals against average and fifth with 14 shutouts as a Wildcat.