NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. – The IWLCA has named 357 schools across Division I, II, III, and NAIA as IWLCA Academic Honor Squads as well as 568 student-athletes from 65 different institutions on the 2025-26 IWLCA Division II Academic Honor Roll.
The 2026 National Champion Florida Southern College women's lacrosse team saw 16 student-athletes earn Academic Honor Roll while the Mocs and five of the seven Sunshine State Conference schools were tabbed Academic Honor Squad.
Four Moccasins repeat as honorees on the Academic Honor Roll in
Rebekah Bargeron,
Charlie Laye,
Harper Muma, and
Mia Williams. Twelve other Mocs were selected as first-time recipients, including
Louise Aloi,
Kelsey Bennett,
Brayden Cannelli,
Audrey Cannelli,
Kolby Cohen,
Caroline Croft,
Grace Curtin,
Ava Hawk,
Isabelle Lucas,
Julia Lucas,
Natasha Newport, and
Lindsey Tolliver.
The IWLCA Academic Awards cap off a historic 2026 season, with the Moccasins posting a 21-1 record en route to the program's second-ever National Championship. The Mocs boasted five IWLCA All-Americans, three USA Lacrosse Magazine All-Americans, six IWLCA All-South Region Selections, and nine All-SSC Selections.
Kara Reber was named SSC Coach of the Year, while the Mocs' coaching staff was named the IWLCA Division II Coaching Staff of the Year. The Mocs also had a successful year in the classroom, with two CSC Academic All-Americans, an Elite Scholar-Athlete Award winner, five CSC Academic All-District recipients, and 27 athletes named to the SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll.
To be eligible for the Academic Honor Roll, student-athletes must be a junior, senior, or graduate student and have earned a cumulative academic GPA of 3.50 or greater.
To qualify for the prestigious Academic Honor Squad, the women's lacrosse team must have posted a 3.2 or higher team GPA for the academic year.
