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4-Peat Complete: Northwestern Captures Foruth-Straight Women's Lacrosse Title

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Maryland Terrapins Women's Lacrosse team

Maryland vs UNC: Suriano's impact and Humphrey matchup | Big Ten Women's Lacrosse

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Head coach Melissa Lehman and Team USA take on Stella Quilty and Team Ireland tonight at 8 p.m. to open the 2026 @WorldLacrosse Championship!

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From Eugene to the world stage 🌎

Wishing Bri Carrasquillo (🇵🇷), Lexi Jenkins (🇨🇦) and assistant coach Carolyn Carrera (🇵🇭) the best of luck as they compete for their countries at the 2026 @WorldLacrosse Women’s Championship in Tokyo!

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Our 𝐓𝐞𝐫𝐩𝐬 at the 2026 World Lacrosse Opening Ceremony! 🐢

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’Cats around the globe 🌏

Good luck to our eight Lake Show players representing five countries at the Women’s Lacrosse World Championships in Tokyo‼️

Games kicked off today, streaming live on World Lacrosse TV 📺 https://t.co/qKh0V10vwT

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Our Scarlet Knights at the 2026 @WorldLacrosse Championship Opening Ceremonies!

Team USA opens pool play tonight (8 p.m. EST) against Team Ireland.

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Congratulations to our 🔟 Terps on being recognized with IWLCA academic honors! 📚

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Best in the classroom, best on the field 🎓🏆

Congrats to Annabel Child for being named the 2026 @IWLCA Division I Scholar-Athlete of the Year, awarded to the top student-athlete in women’s lacrosse‼️🌊 https://t.co/hdrqNenln5

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Oregon lacrosse had 10 student-athletes named to the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes juniors, seniors and graduate students with a cumulative 3.5 GPA or higher. The Duck’s 3.52 team GPA also earned the program IWLCA Academic Honor Squad recognition.

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Big Ten Teams Claim IWLCA Academic Honors (072326)

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 Full Distinguished Scholar Recipient List
 </a>    ROSEMONT, Ill. - The Big Ten Conference announced Monday that 1,962 students on varsity rosters have earned the Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award. The list includes students from all 18 institutions, plus Johns Hopkins and Notre Dame and 41 sports who have recorded a minimum grade-point average (GPA) of 3.7 or higher for the previous academic year.    The 2025-26 class of Distinguished Scholar Award Recipients includes 359 students who maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA during the previous academic year, represented in bold on the official list.    Big Ten Faculty Representatives established the Distinguished Scholar Award in 2008 to supplement the Academic All-Big Ten program. Distinguished Scholar Award recipients must have earned Academic All-Big Ten recognition in the previous academic year, must have been enrolled full time at the institution for the entire previous academic year (two semesters or three quarters) and earned a minimum GPA of 3.70 or better during the previous academic year, excluding any summer grades. The Academic All-Big Ten threshold is a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher for a student's academic career.     A complete list of the 2025-26 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award recipients can be found above.    </div>

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<div class="payload-richtext">PORTLAND, Ore. - As the sun set over the rolling hills of Cooper Mountain Vineyards on Saturday evening, “Big Life Series: Pacific Northwest” concluded its immersive educational experience where student-athletes from all 18 Big Ten institutions learned firsthand about the rich culture and history of the Pacific Northwest.   Over the course of less than 48 hours, over 175 student-athletes and administrators engaged in programming that included visits to Multnomah Falls, the Oregon Historical Society, the Grande Ronde Reservation, and Cooper Mountain Vineyards. The event brought together participants from all 18 Big Ten institutions, creating opportunities for learning, dialogue, and relationship-building among student-athletes from across the conference.    “Big Life Series: Pacific Northwest was a remarkable experience that allowed attendees to better understand and interact with the history, culture, landscape, and people that give the Pacific Northwest its distinct identity,” said Big Ten Chief Operating Officer Kerry Kenny. “The unique opportunity to connect student-athletes from across the country to an immersive experience outside of their traditional element is what distinguishes the Big Ten in preparing these young men and women for life after campus.”    At the Oregon Historical Society on Saturday morning, student-athletes learned about how Oregon became the state it is today, including the often-untold Black, Native American, and Japanese history that has shaped the state. Participants also toured the Yasui Family exhibit, learning about the challenges Japanese Americans faced during World War II and the advocacy efforts that helped advance civil rights in the decades that followed.    The quote on the back of the Big Life Series: Pacific Northwest T-shirt: “What is done to the least of us can be done to all of us” was from Presidential Medal of Freedom winner Minori Yasui.    “I found his bravery in speaking out about these issues incredible,” said Indiana women’s track & field sprinter Kristina Vincic. “Having a voice isn’t an easy thing and it takes time to build one. That’s something we can definitely tie in to our teams.”     After learning about Native American history at the Oregon Historical Society, participants experienced its living impact firsthand at the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Veterans Powwow. Student-athletes learned about the traditional longhouse, witnessed cultural traditions, and took part in the Grand Entry ceremony.  Often competitors on the field, student-athletes joined together to dance with members of the Grande Ronde Confederation and in honoring Veterans. For many student-athletes, it is the moment they said they will remember most about the trip.    “It was beautiful seeing the tradition unfold right before my eyes and getting involved with it,” said Penn State football student-athlete Armstrong Nnodim. “As athletes we get caught up in the competitive world, so to come here and bond with everyone from different backgrounds was amazing.”   Launched in 2022, the Big Life Series is part of the Big Ten’s commitment to providing educational and developmental opportunities beyond competition. The Pacific Northwest program represented the latest installment of the initiative, connecting student-athletes with the people, places, and histories that shape communities throughout the conference’s expanded footprint. For a full list of Big Ten student-athletes who participated in “Big Life Series: Pacific Northwest”, click <a href="https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.boostsport.ai%2Fboost-cms%2FBig%2520Life%2520Series%2520-%2520PNW%2520Particpant%2520List.pdf&data=05%7C02%7Cmbeck%40bigten.org%7Cd0617ab4c96a4bf79db008dedc36f22d%7C5c35f07cce5e4fa582baa44898424550%7C1%7C0%7C639190325738707341%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=GjLuIJk14zxzwkzs%2F2YwIayNyP0Z%2BMluB6cv5PAsGcA%3D&reserved=0" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">
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Big Ten takes on the spirit of the Pacific Northwest at the Oregon Historical Society

Big Life Series Showcases the Spirit of the Pacific Northwest

<div class="payload-richtext">ROSEMONT, Ill. - As part of the “Big Life Series: Pacific Northwest”, the Big Ten will host over 150 student-athletes, coaches and administrators from all 18 Big Ten schools in Portland, Ore. from Friday, July 10 to Sunday, July 12. The program is designed to deepen participants’ understanding of the region’s rich history, culture and communities through an immersive educational experience.   Programming will begin Friday evening with a nature walk through Multnomah Falls to showcase the region’s deep ties to nature and the history of the Pacific Northwest landscape.    On Saturday, student-athletes will visit the Oregon Historical Society and have the chance to learn about the Japanese American West Coast experience and hear firsthand from a member of the Oregon Black Pioneers. Through discussions centered on resilience, community, and historical impact, participants will gain a deeper appreciation for the individuals and stories that have shaped the Pacific Northwest.    The group will then travel to the Grand Ronde Reservation for a Veterans Powwow, which will provide an opportunity to engage with living cultural traditions and better understand the history, values and contributions of the Native American communities across the region.   The evening will conclude with a dinner at Cooper Mountain Vineyard, where student-athletes will have a hands-on discussion about the agricultural history of the region and the grape-growing operation.   The Big Life series is an immersive educational experience started in 2022 that focuses on engaging, educating, and empowering Big Ten student-athletes, coaches, and administrators. With trips to Selma, Alabama; Mount Vernon, Iowa; and Portland, Oregon attendees learn about the historical and cultural significance of the region. Since its inception, over 500 students-athletes have participated in these programs. Along with the educational component of the experience, the Big Ten uses these trips to leave a lasting impact in the communities it visits.  For a full list of Big Ten student-athletes attending “Big Life Series: Pacific Northwest”, click <a href="https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.boostsport.ai%2Fboost-cms%2FBig%2520Life%2520Series%2520-%2520PNW%2520Particpant%2520List.pdf&data=05%7C02%7Cmbeck%40bigten.org%7Cd0617ab4c96a4bf79db008dedc36f22d%7C5c35f07cce5e4fa582baa44898424550%7C1%7C0%7C639190325738707341%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=GjLuIJk14zxzwkzs%2F2YwIayNyP0Z%2BMluB6cv5PAsGcA%3D&reserved=0" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">
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Big Life Series Heads to the Pacific Northwest

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Northwestern Named IWLCA National Coaching Staff of the Year (061826)

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Madison Taylor Named Honda Sport Award Winner for Lacrosse (061526)

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 Full 2026 Big Ten Spring All-Big Ten Academic List
 </a>ROSEMONT, Ill. - The Big Ten Conference recognized a total of 2,762 students on spring sports rosters who have been named to the Academic All-Big Ten Team Wednesday. The list of honorees includes 234 baseball students, 93 men’s and 111 women’s golf students, 173 men’s and 197 women’s lacrosse students, 51 men’s and 349 women’s rowing students, 196 softball students, 69 men’s and 105 women’s tennis students, 345 men’s and 431 women’s track & field students, 18 acrobatics and tumbling students, nine bowling students, 22 men’s fencing students, 44 women’s fencing students, eight pistol and 10 rifle students, 35 men’s volleyball students, 29 men’s and 62 women’s water polo students, 54 women’s ice hockey students, 22 women’s lightweight rowing students, 58 women’s beach volleyball students, 20 women’s artistic swimming students, and 17  women’s wrestling students. To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students must be on a varsity team (as verified by being on the official squad list as of May 1 for spring sports), have been enrolled full time at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. Among the spring Academic All-Big Ten honorees, 95 had unblemished GPAs:  Baseball  Ty Mikkelsen, Iowa, RS Freshman, Interdepartmental Studies (Business), Grimes, Iowa  Aaron Manias, Purdue, Senior, Selling & Sales Management, Uxbridge, Ontario Men’s Golf   Griffin Barke, Maryland, Sophomore, Business, Crestwood, Kent.  Manato Nakatani, Maryland, Junior, Computer Science, Tokyo, Japan  William Harned, Wisconsin, Sophomore, Finance Investment & Banking, Nashotah, Wis. Women’s Golf  Kylie Eaton, Illinois, Sophomore, Kinesiology, Greenville, R.I.  Brielle Mapanao, Illinois, Senior, Kinesiology, Quakers Hill, NSW, Australia  Victoria Zheng, Illinois, Senior, Finance, Markham, Ontario, Canada  Taylor Kehoe, Michigan State, Senior, Public Relations, Strathroy, Ontario, Canada  Olivia Lovegrove, Nebraska, Sophomore, Finance/Accounting, Lincoln, Neb.  Darae Chung, Oregon, Junior, Psychology, Wellington, New Zealand  Gwendolyn Powell, Penn State, Sophomore, Biology , Madison Township, Pa.  Lana Malek, Purdue, Junior, Biological Engineering, Hoce, Slovenia  Emily James, Rutgers, Junior, Economics, Bury, England  Krystal Li, Rutgers, Junior, Finance, Richmond Hill, Ontario  Grace Lu, Rutgers, Senior, Economics, Edison, N.J.  Amber Li, Washington, Sophomore, Computer Science, Newcastle, Wash.    Men’s Lacrosse  Justin Lawler, Rutgers, Graduate Student, Political Science, Randolph, N.J.  Ben Mckelvy, Rutgers, Graduate Student, Business and Science, Kent Island, Md.  Women’s Lacrosse  Katharine Merrifield, Michigan, Graduate Student, Real Estate Development, Denver, Colo.  Cara Nugent, Northwestern, Graduate Student, Post Baccalaureate, Boxford, Mass.  Jaylen Rosga, Northwestern, Senior, Learning & Organizational Change, St. Paul, Minn.  Ella Lewandowski, Oregon, Sophomore, Journalism and Communication: Advertising, Philadelphia, Pa.  Kylee Manser, Oregon, Graduate Student, Advertising and Brand Responsibility, Hartland, Wis.  Shea Stone, Oregon, Sophomore, Psychology, Denver, Colo.  Kimberly Greenblatt, Rutgers, Senior, Journalism and Media Studies, Massapequa, N.Y.  Women’s Rowing  Isaebella DeLong, Iowa, Sophomore, Enterprise Leadership; Sport & Recreation Management, Durant, Iowa  Kendall Doerr, Iowa, Sophomore, English & Creative Writing; English Education, Houston, Texas  Evan Schwickerath, Iowa, Junior, Industrial Engineering, Waukee, Iowa  Logan Roeder, Michigan, Graduate Student, Social Work, Chicago, Ill.  Anna King, Ohio State, Junior, Sport Industry, Ottawa, Canada  Madeline Galesi, Rutgers, Junior, Criminal Justice & Political Science, Wayne, N.J.  Avery Mattos, Rutgers, Sophomore, Biological Sciences, Middletown, N.J.  Emily Szopa, Rutgers, Graduate Student, Business and Science, Bridgewater, N.J.    Softball  Ava Moore, Illinois, Sophomore, Accountancy, New Carlisle, Ohio  Remmington Hewitt, Oregon, Graduate Student, Advertising and Brand Responsibility, Pleasant Grove, Calif.  Haley Painter, Purdue, Graduate Student, Healthcare Quality Improvement, Antioch, Calif.    Men’s Tennis  Zachary Viiala, Illinois, Junior, Finance, Perth, Australia    Women’s Tennis  Catherine Gagnon, Nebraska, Sophomore, Nutrition & Health Sciences, Montreal, Quebec, Canada    Men’s Track & Field  Duke Faley, Iowa, RS Sophomore, Finance; Business Analytics & Information Systems, Dubuque, Iowa  Miles Wilson, Iowa, Junior, Finance, Cedar Rapids, Iowa  Carter Bissell, Michigan State, Sophomore, Kinesiology, Rockford, Mich.  Kyle Eberhard, Michigan State, Junior, Aquatic Ecology & Management , Linden, Mich.  Seth Norder, Michigan State, Sophomore, Statistics , Grand Haven, Mich.  Jack Agnew, Ohio State, Junior, Exercise Science, Bellbrook, Ohio  Noah Kriesman, Rutgers, Senior, Exercise Science, Cherry Hill, N.J.  Zachary Love, Rutgers, Graduate Student, Applied Psychology, Fort Lee, N.J.  Luke Metcalf, USC, Sophomore, Human Biology, La Canada, Calif.    Women’s Track & Field  Kristine Blazevica, Illinois, Graduate Student, Recreation, Sport, and Tourism, Riga, Latvia  Anstasia Retsa, Illinois, Graduate Student, Management, Athens, Greece  Nora Wollen, Illinois, Graduate Student, Management, Oak Park, Ill.  Peyton Wilson, Iowa, RS Sophomore, Elementary Education, Lancaster, Ohio  Eva Rogers, Maryland, Sophomore, Finance, Odenton, Md.  Emily Cescon, Michigan, Sophomore, Civil Engineering, Toronto, Ontario  Samantha Hastie, Michigan, Graduate Student, Big Data Analytics, Ann Arbor, Mich.  Leah Hill, Michigan, Senior, Organizational Studies, Denver, Colo.  Brooke Johnston, Michigan, Junior, Psychology, Hawthorn Woods, Ill.  Clare McNamara, Michigan, Graduate Student, Social Work, Northville, Mich.  Gabbie Michael, Michigan, Graduate Student, Chemical Biology MS, Frankenmuth, Mich.  Chyler Turner, Michigan, Graduate Student, Community Change MSW, Shreveport, La.  Natalie Blake, Michigan State, Senior, Human Biology , Holland, Mich.  Gabrielle Jeffries, Michigan State, Sophomore, Kinesiology , Bloomfield Hills, Mich.  Sophia Lucki, Michigan State, Graduate Student, Global Health (MS), Toronto, Ontario  Kate Stajos, Michigan State, Sophomore, English , Charlotte, N.C.  Katelyn Stewart-Barnett, Michigan State, Graduate Student, Financial Planning & Wealth Management (MS), New Westminister, B.C.  Charlotte Lange, Minnesota, Senior, Kinesiology B S, La Grange Park, Ill.  Ali Weimer, Minnesota, Graduate Student, Sport Management M Ed, Saint Michael, Minn.  Ali Bainbridge, Nebraska, Junior, Nutrition & Health Sciences, Sioux Falls, S.D.  Alea Hardie, Nebraska, Sophomore, Psychology, Sioux Falls, S.D.  Jana Lowka, Nebraska, Senior, Biological Sciences, Frankfurt, Germany  Ela Velepec, Nebraska, Sophomore, Biological Sciences, Celje, Slovenia  Erin Boler, Northwestern, Junior, Economics, Niskayuna, N.Y.  Samantha Humphries, Oregon, Junior, Human Physiology, Flower Mound, Texas  Allison Ince, Oregon, Sophomore, Journalism and Communication: Advertising, Flower Mound, Texas  Paige Hazelrigg, Purdue, Junior, Biomedical Health Sciences, Noblesville, Indiana  Emma Baeyens, Rutgers, Graduate Student, Social Work, Warren, N.J.  Charlee Crawford, Rutgers, Graduate Student, Digital Marketing, Newark, Del.  Alianna Eucker, Rutgers, Graduate Student, Labor Studies and Employment Relations, Delta States, Nigeria  Emma Keating, Rutgers, Senior, Political Science, Pompton Plains, N.J.  Stephanie Driscoll, Washington, Graduate Student, Master of Arts in International Studies, Kendal, England  Danni Langseth, Wisconsin , Graduate Student, Analytics MS, Weston, Wis.  Maggie Munson, Wisconsin, Graduate Student, Sports Leadership, Plymouth, Wis.    Acrobatics and Tumbling  Nicole Jackson, Oregon, Senior, Physics, Lawrenceville, Ga.    Bowling  Ashtyn Yoches, Nebraska, Sophomore, Child, Youth & Family Studies, Prairieville, La.    Men’s Rowing  Liam Smith, Wisconsin, Senior, Business: Real Estate and Urban Land Econ, MSB, Rockford, Mich.  Patrick Trihey, Wisconsin, Sophomore, Biomedical Engineering, BS, Mantorville, Minn.    Women’s Ice Hockey  Gracie Graham, Minnesota, Junior, Business and Marketing Educ BS, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada  Lacey Eden, Wisconsin, Graduate Student, MS Sport Leadership, Annapolis, Md. Women’s Lightweight Rowing  Emilie Rochon, Wisconsin, Senior, Biochemistry, BS, Muskego, Wis.  Claire Rulyak, Wisconsin, Sophomore, Economics, BA and Political Science, BA, Seattle, Wash.    Women’s Beach Volleyball  Daley McClellan, Oregon, Graduate Student, Special Education, Canby, Ore.  Ava Slojkowski, Oregon, Junior, Journalism and Communication: Public Relations, El Dorado Hills, Calif.  Women’s Artistic Swimming  Scarlett Finn, Ohio State, Sophomore, Architecture, Toronto, Ontario  Keana Hunter, Ohio State, Sophomore, Psychology, Los Angeles, Calif.    Women’s Water Polo  Mady Nollan, Indiana, Sophomore, Human Biology, Long Beach, Calif. </div>

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Big Ten Recognizes Spring Academic All-Big Ten Honorees (2026)

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Madison Taylor Wins 2026 Tewaaraton Award (052826)

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JJ Suriano Named IWLCA National Goaltender of the Year (052726)

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Johns Hopkins' Reagan O'Brien Named IWLCA Defender of the Year (052726)

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No. 1 Northwestern Completes Dream Season With 14-11 National Title Win Over No. 2 UNC (052426)

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<div class="payload-richtext">ROSEMONT, Ill. – Twelve Big Ten women’s lacrosse student-athletes were recognized by the nation’s lacrosse coaches on Thursday, as the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) announced its 2026 Division I All-America Teams.Five Big Ten schools were represented among the team’s 48 honorees, with John Hopkins and Maryland earning four nods each. Northwestern claimed two awards, with Michigan and Penn State scoring one each.Six honorees were named to the IWLCA All-America First Team, including a trio from Johns Hopkins, Ava Angello, Lacey Downey, and Reagan O’Brien. Joining the Blue Jays are Maryland’s Kori Edmondson and JJ Suriano and Madison Taylor from Northwestern.Johns Hopkins’ Taylor Hess, Maryland’s Taylor LaPointe, and Northwestern’s Jenika Cuocco were named to the Second Team, while Maddy Sterling from Maryland, Grace Callahan from Michigan, and Delaney Radin from Penn State claimed Third Team honors.This marks the third IWLCA All-America nod for Taylor, while Callahan, Cuocco, Edmondson, and O’Brien earn their second honor from the coaches.Of the 12 honorees, 10 also earned All-America accolades from both <a href="https://bigten.org/wlax/article/60034/">
 Inside Lacrosse
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 USA Lacrosse Magazine
 </a>, with Downey, O’Brien, Suriano, and Taylor earning First Team honors on all three teams.Please see below for the complete list of <a href="https://www.iwlca.org/IWLCA/News/Latest-News/IWLCA-Recognizes-2026-Division-I-All-American-Teams.aspx">
 2026 IWLCA All-Americans
 </a> from the Big Ten.First Team A – Ava Angello, Sr., Johns Hopkins A – Madison Taylor, Sr., Northwestern M – Lacey Downey, Jr., Johns Hopkins M – Kori Edmondson, Sr., Maryland D – Reagan O’Brien, Sr., Johns Hopkins GK – JJ Suriano, Jr., Maryland Second Team A – Taylor Hoss, Jr., Johns Hopkins A – Lauren LaPointe, Jr., Maryland GK – Jenika Cuocco, Grad., Northwestern Third Team A – Delaney Radin, Jr., Penn State D – Maddy Sterling, Grad., Maryland D – Grace Callahan, Sr., Michigan</div>

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Jaylen Rosga Wins NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Elite Scholar-Athlete Award (052126)

<div class="payload-richtext">ROSEMONT, Ill. – Inside Lacrosse has recognized 21 Big Ten women’s lacrosse student-athletes, as the website announced its 2026 Division I Nike Women’s Lacrosse Media All-Americans. All-Americans were chosen by Inside Lacrosse staff.Among the 21 Big Ten honorees, six schools are represented. Maryland and Northwestern led the Big Ten with five honorees each, one more than Michigan, and two more than Johns Hopkins. Penn State and Rutgers scored two honorees each. Johns Hopkins’ Ava Angello, Lacey Downey, and Reagan O’Brien, Maryland’s JJ Suriano, Michigan’s Grace Callahan, and Northwestern’s Madison Taylor claimed First Team accolades.Maryland’s Lauren LaPointe and Kori Edmondson joined Northwestern’s Jenika Cuoco on the Second Team, while Maryland’s Layla Gilmore, Michigan’s Emma Burke, Northwestern’s Noel Cumberland were named to the Third Team.This is the second of a projected three All-America Teams to be released this postseason. The <a href="https://bigten.org/wlax/article/59997/">
 USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America Team 
 </a>was announced on March 8, with the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) All-America honors set to be announced on Thursday.Please see below for the complete list of <a href="https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/humphrey-taylor-and-obrien-headline-ilwomens-nike-lacrosse-all-americans/ec166f3e-84d6-4088-8cab-6dd586f1f16b">
  2026 Inside Lacrosse Nike Lacrosse Media All-Americans 
 </a> from the Big Ten.First Team A – Ava Angello, Sr., Johns Hopkins A – Madison Taylor, Sr., Northwestern M – Lacey Downey, Jr., Johns Hopkins D – Grace Callahan, Sr., Michigan D – Reagan O’Brien, Sr., Johns Hopkins GK – JJ Suriano, Jr., MarylandSecond Team A – Lauren LaPointe, Jr., Maryland M – Kori Edmondson, Sr., Maryland GK – Jenika Cuocco, Grad., NorthwesternThird Team Draw – Emma Burke, So., Michigan M – Noel Cumberland, Jr., Northwestern M – Kayla Gilmore, So., MarylandHonorable Mention A – Caroline Ling, So., Rutgers A – Calli Norris, Sr., Michigan A – Delaney Radin, Jr., Penn State D – Katie Buck, Sr., Rutgers D – Maggie Driver, Sr., Penn State D – Jordyn Harrison, Sr., Michigan D – Jaylen Rosga, Sr., Northwestern D – Madison Smith, Jr., Northwestern</div>

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Big Ten Collects 21 All-America Honors from Inside Lacrosse (051826)

<div class="payload-richtext">ROSEMONT, Ill. – USA Lacrosse Magazine recognized 26 Big Ten women’s lacrosse student-athletes on Thursday, as the publication announced its 2026 Division I Women’s Lacrosse All-Americans. All-Americans were chosen by magazine staff with input from coaches and conferences across the country.Among the 26 Big Ten honorees, six schools are represented. Northwestern led the Big Ten with seven honorees, one more than Michigan, and two more than Maryland. Johns Hopkins and Penn State had three honorees each, while Rutgers claimed a pair.  Johns Hopkins’ Lacey Downey and Reagan O’Brien, Maryland’s Kori Edmondson and JJ Suriano, and Northwestern’s Madison Taylor claimed First Team accolades.Downey makes her second appearance on the USA Lacrosse All-America team after picking up honorable mention accolades last season. She leads the Blue Jays and ranks 10th in the nation with 90 points. She is also tied for the team lead and tied for 20th in the nation with 41 assists, while her 57 ground balls rank sixth in Div. I.O’Brien, a two-time USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American, leads the nation in caused turnovers with 75 and ranks fifth in ground balls with 62. A Tewaaraton Award finalist and two-time Big Ten Defender of the Year, she is the NCAA's career leader in caused turnovers with 241. O'Brien's 75 CTs this season rank second in program history and third in NCAA history.Edmondson collected her second consecutive First Team accolade after ranking third on the team with 57 points on 44 goals and 13 assists while placing second with 67 draw controls. Edmondson also named a Tewaaraton Top 25 finalist and a unanimous All-Big Ten First Selection.Suriano claims her first All-America honor after a campaign that saw her named Big Ten Goaltender of the Year and a Tewaaraton Top 25 finalist. The junior netminder leads the 2026 Big Ten Goaltender of the Year, leads the Big Ten in saves per game (10.38), total saves (166), and save percentage (.520), while ranking second nationally in saves.Taylor, a two-time USA Lacrosse All-America First Team honoree and three-time Tewaaraton Award finalist, leads the Big Ten in goals (80) and points (111), ranking second nationally in goals and third nationally in points. Taylor has added 16 ground balls, 15 caused turnovers and 46 draw controls throughout her 2026 campaign. She is the first player in NCAA history to record career marks of 450 points and 200+draw controls, and leads all active players in career goals (325) and points (455).The USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American team is the first of a projected three All-American teams to be released this postseason. The All-American teams from the media voting compiled by Inside Lacrosse, as well as the Coaches' All-American teams from the IWLCA will be released at a later date this month.Please see below for the complete list of <a href="https://www.usalacrosse.com/magazine/college/women/usa-lacrosse-announces-2026-division-i-womens-all-americans">
 2026 USA Women’s Lacrosse All-Americans 
 </a>from the Big Ten.First Team A – Madison Taylor, Sr., Northwestern M – Lacey Downey, Jr., Johns Hopkins M – Kori Edmondson, Sr., Maryland D – Reagan O’Brien, Sr., Johns Hopkins GK – JJ Suriano, Jr., Maryland Second Team A – Ava Angello, Sr., Johns Hopkins D – Grace Callahan, Sr., Michigan GK – Jenika Cuocco, Grad., Northwestern Third Team A – Lauren LaPointe, Jr., Maryland M – Kayla Gilmore, So., Maryland Honorable Mention A – Rocquette Allen, Fr., Penn State A – Emma Bradbury, Jr., Michigan A – Aditi Foster, Grad., Northwestern A – Caroline Ling, So., Rutgers A – Calli Norris, Sr., Michigan A – Delaney Radin, Jr., Penn State Draw – Emma Burke, So., Michigan M – Annabel Child, Grad., Northwestern M – Noel Cumberland, Jr., Northwestern D – Katie Buck, Sr., Rutgers D – Maggie Driver, Sr., Penn State D – Jordyn Harrison, Sr., Michigan D – Jaylen Rosga, Sr., Northwestern D – Madison Smith, Jr., Northwestern D – Maddy Sterling, Grad., Maryland GK – Elizabeth Johnson, Fr., Michigan</div>

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USA Lacrosse Includes 26 from Big Ten on Women's Lacrosse All-America Team (050826)

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