McFerren, Reeves, Murphy, Cannelli Earn IWLCA All-American Status

NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. - The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) has announced the 48 student-athletes selected for the 2025 Division II All-American team, divided into first-, second-, and third teams. Florida Southern College saw four players tabbed All-American status with Abby McFerren and Maria Reeves earning First Team honors, Giana Murphy Second Team, and Audrey Cannelli Third Team. 

Of the 48 All-Americans selected, representing 23 different institutions, the Sunshine State Conference had 12 selected to the teams with seven first team All-Americans, three second team, and two to the third team. 

Abby McFerren earned her second IWLCA All-America honors of her career after being named to the Second Team in 2024. Last week, McFerren was also named a USA Lacrosse All-American. The graduate student from York, Pa., currently leads the Moccasins in total points on the year with 96, while she is first in assists (38) and second in goals (58). After ending the season in the NCAA quarterfinals, McFerren had a career-high of eight goals, which she scored in the last regular season game of the year (4/15), and has had 17 multi-goal games of the 20 games she's played. She has a streak of 43 straight games with at least one point in the contest; the last time she was held pointless was April 27, 2023.

Maria Reeves, a senior from Everett, Wash., has made a major impact this season on the draw circle and earned her first IWLCA All-America honors, previously named the USA Lacrosse All-America team last week. Reeves has surpassed the Florida Southern and Sunshine State Conference single-season individual draw control record with 193 after the 2025 season. In 21 games this season, she has eight double-digit performances with a career-high 21 draw controls against Florida Tech (4/15), where she broke the Mocs' program record for a single game.

Giana Murphy, a senior from Manorville, N.Y., also earned her first career IWLCA All-America honors after guiding the Moccasins to an 18-3 record. She joined Reeves and McFerren as Mocs named to the USA Lacrosse All-America team. She's the team leader in goals (69) and is second in total points (93) and assists (24). Murphy ended the 2025 season with a team-high five game-winning goals, with a .710 clip from free position scoring 27 goals off the arc. After missing the 2024 season due to an injury, Murphy has come back and is on fire registering at least one point in all 21 games in 2025, with a career-high in the Red and White of seven goals against Embry-Riddle (4/9) while she's notched eight points twice this season, against ERAU and Pace (3/16).

Audrey Cannelli, a sophomore from Annapolis, Md., earns her first career All-America recognition as a Second Team All-South Region winner last week. She is second on the team in draw controls to Reeves' 193 with 65 total, while she's tied for second in caused turnovers with 22 and is fourth on the team in groundballs with 25.

First Team

Sadie	Kauffman	East Stroudsburg University	Freshman	Attack
Ashley	Kolomechuk	Adelphi University	Sophomore	Attack
Helen	Bae	Maryville University	Junior	Attack
Peyton	Howell	University of Tampa	Junior	Attack
Abby	McFerren	Florida Southern College	Graduate	Attack
Kenley	Zeruto	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University	Graduate	Attack
Paige	Jenkins	Slippery Rock University	Sophomore	Defense
Lindsey	Shimborske	Mercy University	Senior	Defense
Isabella	Avila	University of Tampa	Senior	Defense
Alexa	Waters	University of Tampa	Senior	Defense
Maria	Reeves	Florida Southern College	Senior	Draw Specialist
Elizabeth	Driscoll	Saint Anselm College	Senior	Goalkeeper
Keri	Barnett	West Chester University	Senior	Midfield
Katie	Schenk	University of New Haven	Graduate	Midfield
Olivia	Bladon	University of Indianapolis	Junior	Midfield
Maria	Palomba	Saint Leo University	Senior	Midfield

Second Team

Mackenzie	Carita	Pace University	Junior	Attack
Skylar	Orlowski	Seton Hill University	Graduate	Attack
Giana	Murphy	Florida Southern College	Senior	Attack
Sydney	Onega	Flagler College	Senior	Attack
Sonny	Lionetti	Adelphi University	Junior	Defense
Haley	Ritchie	Maryville University	Junior	Defense
Amanda	Hurry	University of Indianapolis	Sophomore	Defense
Jenn	Seebach	Flagler College	Senior	Defense
Sasha	Kulo	Pace University	Junior	Draw Specialist
Abby	Simonetti	East Stroudsburg University	Senior	Goalkeeper
Annie	Sheehan	Pace University	Sophomore	Midfield
Chloe	Elliott	Maryville University	Senior	Midfield
Marissa	Zeno	Maryville University	Junior	Midfield
Rebecca	Clark	Lynn University	Junior	Midfield
Eliana	Enners	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University	Sophomore	Midfield
Sam	Graf	Kutztown University	Senior	Midfield

Third Team

Grace	Rotter	Slippery Rock University	Junior	Attack
Mila	Udovicic	Seton Hill University	Junior	Attack
Shea	Murphy	Regis University	Junior	Attack
Maeve	Johnson	Bentley University	Graduate	Attack
Nikki	Mottes	Pace University	Senior	Attack
Natalie	Tomljenovic	Maryville University	Sophomore	Attack
Kendall	DiCamillo	West Chester University	Senior	Defense
Kathryn	McCabe	Wingate University	Sophomore	Defense
Hollis	Rang	University of Indianapolis	Junior	Defense
Colleen	Gilligan	Pace University	Sophomore	Defense
Audrey	Cannelli	Florida Southern College	Sophomore	Defense
Autumn	Huskey	Lander University	Senior	Defense
Savvy	Barbosa	University of Tampa	Sophomore	Goalkeeper
Megan	Millard	Wingate University	Senior	Midfield
Leora	Owings	Slippery Rock University	Junior	Midfield
Rita	Sefransky	Adelphi University	Junior	Midfield