Paige Murphy was voted a first-team All-American by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association to headline three Saints earning All-American honors. Helen Bae and Dorothy Fife both gained second-team All-American recognition. Last week, Murphy and Bae were both picked as All-Americans by USA Lacrosse Magazine.
 
Murphy, who was the unanimous pick as the Great Lakes Valley Conference Attacker of the Year, is tied for the national lead in goals with 106 and is second in goals per game at 5.30. She recently became the first player in NCAA Division I or Division II history to score at least 100 goals in three seasons. She has 20 assists and has accounted for 126 this season. Murphy has scored 29 free position goals. She has snared 89 draw controls and 33 ground balls.
 
Bae, who has become Maryville's all-time leader in goals scored, assists and total points, earned second-team All-American honors. She is a two-time IWLCA All-American. Bae ranks 12th in the nation in points per game at 5.35. She has 63 goals on the season and leads the team with 44 assists and 102 draw controls.
 
Fife has been one of the foundations of a team that only gave up 40 goals in seven conference games this season, including the program's first shutout. Maryville's defense ranks 15th in the country in goals allowed at 8.45 per game. She is second on the team with 25 caused turnovers and leads the Saints non-goalies with 35 ground balls.
 
The Saints take on East Stroudsburg in the NCAA National Semifinals Thursday, May 21, at 6:30 pm CT / 7:30 pm ET in Rochester, N.Y., as Maryville chases its first national championship.