INDIANAPOLIS – Elizabeth Teuber is the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. The honor also marks the Saints' third straight GLVC Player of the Year selection, with Anna Maxwell earning the award during her junior campaign.

A unanimous All-GLVC First Team honoree, Teuber was joined on the first team by Morgan Brunner. Brooke Pabst rounded out the Saints' All-GLVC selections with a second-team nod.

Teuber led the conference with a 209.7 traditional average and a 207.1 Baker average, capping a banner season for the sophomore. She earned GLVC Athlete of the Week honors four times and was named to two All-Tournament teams.

Her success extended to the national stage, where she made history by winning both the U.S. Team Trials and the U.S. Amateur Championships, becoming the first bowler in USBC history to win both events in the same year.

Brunner and Pabst have been steady forces in the Saints' lineup, helping lead Maryville to a 72-31 record and the top seed in the GLVC Tournament.

Alexis Ingersoll was named Maryville's James R. Spalding Sportsmanship Award honoree. The award recognizes student-athletes who distinguish themselves through sportsmanship and ethical behavior, while also maintaining good academic standing and demonstrating strong citizenship outside of competition. Each GLVC institution's honoree is eligible to be selected as one of the conference's two overall Sportsmanship Award winners, which will be announced at the end of the academic year.

The Saints begin their quest for a fourth straight GLVC title tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. against No. 8 seed UIndy in the opening round.