Seven Terps Garner USILA All-American Honors - University of Maryland Athletics

Philly women named USILA Division I All-American

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/22/25 The 2025 IWLCA Division I All-Americans First Team A-Rachel Clark (Conestoga), Sr. Boston College A-Mckenna Davis, Sr. Boston College A-Chloe Humphrey, Fr. University of North Carolina A-Ashley Humphrey, Gr. University of North Carolina A-Emma LoPinto, Sr. Boston College A-Madison Taylor, Jr. Northwestern University M-Anna Brandt, Sr. University of Pennsylvania M-Kate Galica (Conestoga), So. University of Virgi…

Brandt, Gorriaran, Sedransk Garner IWLCA All-America Honors - University of Pennsylvania Athletics

NORTHBOROUGH, MASS. – The IWLCA has named the 48 student-athletes who were selected for one of the 2025 Division I All-American teams – honorees are divided into first, second, and third teams on Thursday afternoon, with Anna Brandt, Natasha Gorriaran, and Orly Sedransk of the nationally ranked University of Pennsylvania women's lacrosse team earning spots on the first and third teams.

O'Brien and Mackin Named to IWLCA All-America Teams - Johns Hopkins University Athletics

NORTHBOROUGH, MA – Johns Hopkins placed two Blue Jays on the IWLCA All-America teams it was announced this afternoon. Junior Reagan O'Brien was named to the first team and senior Ashley Mackin was named to the second team.

IWLCA Recognizes 2025 Division I All-American Teams

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Seven Terps Garner USILA All-American Honors - University of Maryland Athletics

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Seven Maryland men's lacrosse players earned USILA All-American honors on Thursday afternoon, highlighted by Will Schaller's First Team selection. Eric Kolar and Logan McNaney were named to the Second Team, Jack McDonald earned Third Team recognition, and Eric Spanos, Braden Erksa, and Bryce Ford received Honorable Mention nods.

Palomba Becomes First Lion Selected to IWLCA All-America First Team - Saint Leo University Athletics

NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. – Maria Palomba became the first Saint Leo University women's lacrosse student-athlete to earn IWLCA Division II All-American First Team honors. Even weeks after her graduation, Palomba continues to make program history with her postseason first team accolades. The Lions finished the season 13-6 and posted a 3-4 record in conference play.