CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Atlantic Sun Conference announced women's lacrosse postseason awards today with Queens University of Charlotte's Kayleen Favreau and Savannah Donahue earning spots on the All-ASUN Second Team. Additionally, Sienna Wyatt was honored on the All-Freshman Team.
 
Favreau earns All-ASUN honors for the fourth time in her career after leading the Royals in goals, assists, and points this season with 38, 22, and 60, respectively. The senior attacker became Queens' all-time leading scorer this season, completing her career with 204 goals to go along with 65 assists for 269 points. At the close of the regular season, the two-time ASUN Offensive Player of the Year ranked third in goals (2.53) and points (4) per game and seventh in assists per game (1.47).
 
Donahue makes appearance on the second team for the second straight season after leading the Royals in caused turnovers and ground balls with 30 and 36, respectively. The junior defender recorded a career-high five ground balls against Furman and a career-high four caused turnovers against Winthrop, Davidson, and Coastal Carolina. She also recorded 26 draw controls, recording a career-high five against Elon and Clemson. Donahue ranked fourth in the ASUN in caused turnovers per game (2) and fifth in ground balls per game (2.40) at the end of the regular season.
 
Wyatt earns her spot on the All-Freshman Team after making appearances in all 15 of the Royals' games this season, making the start eight times. The attacker totaled 15 goals, five assists, 13 ground balls, four draw controls, and three caused turnovers. She scored a career-high five goals against Elon and finished the regular season with a .750 shot on goal percentage.
 
In addition to All-ASUN Teams being announced, the league released its list of Academic All-ASUN honorees with Erin Bock, Gianna Coburn, Melaina Springer, Isabella Swanson, and Favreau earning recognition. The Academic All-ASUN recognizes student-athletes who excel both in competition and in the classroom. All student-athletes named to the list boast a 3.50 cumulative grade point average or better and participated in at least half of their team's games.
 
Below is a full list of ASUN honorees.
 
2026 ASUN Women's Lacrosse Postseason Awards
 
Offensive Player of the Year: Ella Rishko, Delaware^
Midfielder of the Year: Morgan Gore, Delaware
Defensive Player of the Year: Kennedy Radziul, Delaware
Goalkeeper of the Year: Charlotte Sadler, Coastal Carolina
Freshman of the Year: Sophia Nesci, Liberty^
Coach of the Year: Amy Altig, Delaware^

All-ASUN First Team
Charlotte Sadler, Coastal Carolina, GK***
Madeleine Klunder, Liberty, D***
Kennedy Radziul, Delaware, D
Maggie Cuddy, Jacksonville, D***
Grace Lord, Coastal Carolina, D
Lauren Dobbs, Kennesaw State, D
Morgan Gore, Delaware, MF
Katie Colavito, Liberty, MF***
Abby Moran, Jacksonville, MF***
Ella Rishko, Delaware, A
Maeve Brennan, Jacksonville, A**
Jaclyn Marszal, Delaware, A

All-ASUN Second Team
Brookelynn Hodgin, Jacksonville, GK**
Jenna Burrow, Liberty, D**
Courtney Quirk, Jacksonville, D
Savannah Donahue, Queens, D**
Caleigh Shore, Kennesaw State, MF
Gabrielle Beaudet, Coastal Carolina, MF**
Reese Krieger, Lindenwood, MF**
Molly Baumgratz, Delaware, MF
Alexandra Horn, Coastal Carolina, A
Ava Rajala, Liberty, A
Kayleen Favreau, Queens, A**
Luci Selander, Lindenwood, A**

All-Freshman Team
Sophia Nesci, Liberty^
Ryley Heilmann, Stetson
Brynn Delaney, Lindenwood
Maggie Porter, Delaware
Charlize Vang, Lindenwood
Paige Garguilo, Jacksonville
Sienna Wyatt, Queens
Fiona Lemke, Austin Peay
Mikala Thomas, Stetson
Rebekah Zentz, Coastal Carolina
Charlotte Erb, Coastal Carolina
Nicole Arriola, Liberty

* denotes the number of career All-ASUN honors
^ denotes selected was a unanimous decision
 
 
Academic All-ASUN Team

Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Morgan Gore, Delaware

Coastal Carolina
Megan Hummel
Sophie Kingsborough
Alyson Mascolo
Ella Parker
Charlotte Sadler
Lily Wallace

Delaware
Kat Baseggio
Maggie Farragher
Morgan Gore
Jaclyn Marszal
Steph Marszal
Riley Sturtevant

Jacksonville
Allyx Berry
Jaxie Cestone
Julia Nicholson
Kylie Redman
Maddi Santini
Ainsley Scruggs

Kennesaw State
Marleigh Belinfanti
Natalie Charyak
Kendal Elison
Jordyn Olivo
Aislinn Pendergast
Cohen Ridenour

Liberty
Katie Colavito
Karlie Hickson
Rachel Hines
Madeleine Klunder
Kendall Nye
Kate Troutman

Lindenwood
Taylor Coughlin
Alissa DiGiacinto
Reese Krieger
Luci Selander

Queens
Erin Bock
Gianna Coburn
Kayleen Favreau
Melaina Springer
Isabella Swanson

Stetson
Lexi Bird
Heidi Cross
Sydney Jenkins
Kathleen Nichols
Anya Lucia Phillips
Maya Sellinger

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