NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. --- Four standouts from Washington and Lee University earned All-American honors from the IWLCA on Wednesday to headline the recognition received by the ODAC women's lacrosse standouts. The four All-Americans are the most in any one season in Generals' program history.

Both ODAC Players of the Year -- defender Eugenie Rovegno (pictured) and attacker Allie Schwab -- earned All-America First Team selections. Attacker Hanna Bishop collected All-America Second Team laurels, while midfielder Shannon Timoney was assigned to the All-America Third Team.

Schwab is now a three-time All-American including two straight appearances on the first team. She was as second team selection in 2021. Rovegno is also a first team choice for a second year running. Bishop appears on an IWLCA All-American list for a second time after earning third team honors in 2022. Timoney had a breakout season to power her to a first All-American award.

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The IWLCA's All-Region process saw XXX standouts from ODAC members earn All-Chesapeake Region status including nine on the first team. Rovegno, Schwab, Bishop, and Timoney were joined by defensive teammate Sam Van Belle on the first team. Shenandoah University attacked Emma Stiffler along with a trio from Roanoke College in attacker Lilly Blair, defender Addison Schmidt, and draw specialist Sophie Chickering completed the league's first team contingent.

The ODAC five members on the second team include defender Natalie Mason from Roanoke, midfielder Madison Re from Shenandoah, and three from Washington and Lee in attacker Walker McKnight, midfielder Jenny Lisovicz, and goalkeeper Caroline Kranich.

Click HERE for the full list of IWLCA All-Region honors.