SPARKS, Md. – USA Lacrosse has announced its 2026 Division II Women's All-Americans, with three from Florida Southern College women's lacrosse. Representing No. 2 Florida Southern as First Team selections are Jenna Vetter (attack) and Audrey Cannelli (defense). Earning a Second Team selection is Charlie Laye (defense). 

Twenty-eight schools were represented over three complete teams and a list of honorable mentions. The first team had 15 players named with five attack, four midfield, four defenders, and one of each a draw specialist and a goalie. Both the second and third teams have 14 players named, with four attack, four midfield, four defenders, and one of each a draw specialist and goalie. Thirty players were named Honorable Mention, with nine attack, seven midfield, and seven defenders, while seven goalies made the final slots.
 
Vetter leads the Moccasin squad in both points and goals with 68 and 58, respectively. The junior eclipsed her 100th career goal this season against PBA on April 15th, bringing her career total to 110. Vetter also tied the program record for goals in a game with nine against Saint Leo on March 25th. So far this season, Vetter has been named All-Sunshine State Conference First Team, SSC Offensive Player of the Week, and IWLCA Offensive Player of the Week following the nine-goal performance. 
 
Cannelli and Laye are pillars of the Florida Southern defense, combining for 70 caused turnovers, with Cannelli at 40 and Laye at 30. They are also the top of the team stats in ground balls, with Laye a team-high 37, followed by Cannelli at 31. The duo joined Vetter as an All-SSC First Team selection earlier this month, adding to their list of accolades, including SSC Player of the Week and SSC All-Tournament recognitions. 
 
#2/#2 Florida Southern will host #1/#1 Flagler College in the NCAA quarterfinals on Friday, May 15, with an 11 a.m. start at the Lake Myrtle Sports Complex. For more information, you can visit the tournament central page here. The winner of the NCAA DII Quarterfinal game earns a bid to the NCAA Division II Women's Lacrosse National Semifinals hosted at Judson Stadium in Rochester, New York, on May 21st, with the National Championship slotted for May 23rd. 

USA Lacrosse All-Americans are selected by staff and contributors.
 

2026 USA Lacrosse All-Americans

FIRST TEAM

A — Sadie Kauffman, East Stroudsburg  
A — Paige Murphy, Maryville 
A — Mary Kate Person, Tampa 
A — Jenna Vetter, Florida Southern 
A — Jessica Wright, Flagler 
Draw — Sasha Kulo, Pace 
M — Olivia Bladon, UIndy 
M — Rebecca Clark, Lynn 
M — Ella Pinder, Flagler  
M — Sydney Wasdick, West Chester  
D — Audrey Cannelli, Florida Southern  
D — Isabella Avila, Tampa  
D — Paige Jenkins, Slippery Rock 
D — Sonny Lionetti, Adelphi 
G — Abby Simonetti, East Stroudsburg

SECOND TEAM

A — Helen Bae, Maryville 
A — Holly Hill, Saint Leo  
A — Alexandra Leggio, Adelphi 
A — Grace Rotter, Slippery Rock  
Draw — Kylee Pickens, Rockhurst 
M — Isabella Buono, Slippery Rock 
M — Eliana Enners, Embry-Riddle 
M — Malaena Michielin, UIndy   
M — Sophia Wood, Saint Leo 
D — Amanda Hurry, UIndy 
D — Charlie Laye, Florida Southern 
D — Kathryn McCabe, Wingate  
D — Molly Sloan, Flagler 
G — Dakota Capolino, Flagler

THIRD TEAM

A — Peyton Howell, Tampa     
A — Josie Lakosky, Northern Michigan 
A — Carley Tepel, Flagler 
A — Mila Udovicic, Seton Hill   
Draw — Shannon Von Kaenel, Slippery Rock 
M — Madeline Edinger, West Chester 
M — Ella Royer, Wilmington 
M — Rita Sefransky, Adelphi 
M — Ariana Tucci, East Stroudsburg 
D — Molly Atwell, East Stroudsburg 
D — Summer Davis, Kutztown 
D — Emily Marino, Mercy 
D — Emily Solomon, Lynn 
G — Brigit Goetsch, Regis

HONORABLE MENTION

A — Rachel Crumbacher, Ashland 
A — Julia Foppiano, Adelphi 
A — Stacy Glover, Wingate 
A — Madelyn Grella, Dominican 
A — Ashley Kolomechuk, Adelphi   
A — Ava Lambros, Flagler 
A — Jana Nuss, Saint Leo 
A — Reagan Richeson, Slippery Rock 
A — Maggie Schipfer, Regis 
M — Mackenzie Carita, Pace 
M — Elizabeth Clagett, Lynn 
M — Sage DaSilva, UIndy   
M — Marissa Doty, Pace 
M — Ashlinn Kelly, Mercy 
M — Megan Muir, Anderson 
M — Tori Wanat, Ashland 
D — Colleen Gilligan, Pace 
D — Simone McCraw, Mount Olive 
D — Maya Mosslih, Frostburg 
D — Hollis Rang, UIndy  
D — Jenna Rigo, Dominican 
D — Haley Ritchie, Maryville   
D — Jenn Seebach, Flagler 
G — Savvy Barbosa, Tampa 
G — Marissa Bragg, Kutztown 
G — Caelan Conners, Southern Connecticut 
G — Ella-Rae Cox, Embry-Riddle 
G — Jessica Harclerode, Saint Leo 
G — Amber Hayden, McKendree 
G — Lily Ventresca, Slippery Rock