Capping off their standout careers, Ronnie Skorcz and Sydney Tiemann were selected first-team All-Americans by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association. The duo both repeated as All-Americans. Last week, the duo earned All-American honors by USA Lacrosse Magazine.
 
Skorcz, who was a third-team All-American honoree last year by the IWLCA, led the team with 31 caused turnovers, had 36 ground balls and chipped in 52 draw controls. She is Maryville's all-time leader in CTs with 94 and in ground balls with 109. In addition, Skorcz helped the Saints rank third in the nation in scoring defense at 6.89 goals per game. She was a first-team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference honoree in 2024.
 
A repeat IWLCA first-team All-American, Tiemann set the all-time NCAA Division II scoring record of 321 goals and became the first DII player to score at least 100 goals in two different seasons. The fifth-year attacker led the No. 1 offense in the nation as she ranked second in the country in goals with 104 and goals per game 5.32. Tiemann had 33 assists and amassed 137 points this season. She was in the top 10 nationally in draw controls with 137.
 
The Saints earned their second straight NCAA Tournament bid and won a tourney game for the first time with a 16-9 victory over Indianapolis. Maryville ended the most successful season in program history with a final record of 18-2.