2025 Heart Women's Lacrosse All-Conference Selections Announced
The Heart of America Athletic Conference announced its 2025 Heart Women's Lacrosse All-Conference teams and postseason award winners on Wednesday afternoon.
Each of the Heart All-Conference teams and postseason award winners were selected by the Heart head coaches.
Coach of the Year - Caitlin Erickson - Culver-Stockton College
Coarch Erickson and the Wildcats qualified for the Heart Conference Tournament for the third-straight season in 2025 and their eight wins are the most in a season in program history.
Co-Assistant Coach of the Year - Madison Reed - Culver-Stockton College
Working alongside Heart Coach of the Year, Caitlin Erickson, the Wildcats had four conference wins this year and earned the No. 5 seed in the Heart Conference Tournament.
Co-Assistant Coach of the Year - Alyssa Graebner - Missouri Baptist University
In their first season in the Heart, Missouri Baptist went 7-1 in Heart play and earned the No. 2 seed in the Heart Conference Tournament.
Player of the Year - Kaylen Moore - Benedictine College
This is the third-straight season, Moore has been selected the Heart Player of the Year. In 2025, the junior has scored 74 goals and has 55 assists. She also leads the Heart in draw controls with 152.
Offensive Player of the Year - Chanterra Allen - Benedictine College
Allen has led the Ravens with 100 goals scored so far this season and has 30 assists. Her 100 goals have come on 144 shots on goal.
Defensive Player of the Year - Molly Owen - Benedictine College
Owen and the Ravens are currently a perfect 16-0 overall and 7-0 in conference play. For the season, Owen has 57 saves and just 53 goals against this season in 662 minutes of play, good for a 4.80 goals against average.
Newcomer of the Year - Olivia Julian - Missouri Baptist University
In her first season with the Spartans, Julian scored 54 goals and registered seven assists. She also had 46 ground balls and 59 draw controls.
Freshman of the Year - Addison Holm - Culver-Stockton College
Holm led the Wildcats with 66 goals this season and added 19 assists. Her 66 goals came on 81 shots on goal.
First Team All-Conference
Chanterra Allen - Benedictine - Attack
Lydia Cornett - Missouri Baptist - Attack
Addison Holm - Culver-Stockton - Attack
Mack Miller - Missouri Baptist - Attack
Anabelle Brown - St. Ambrose - Attack
Kaylen Moore - Benedictine - Mid
Kaelin Quarles - Culver-Stockton - Mid
Olivia Julian - Missouri Baptist - Mid
Kiera Russell - Benedictine - Mid
Sophia Zegar - Missouri Baptist - Defense
Ava Moore - Benedictine - Defense
Abby Taaffe - St. Ambrose - Defense
Joslynn Erskine - Ottawa - Defense
Nadiya Delvois - UHSP - Defense
Molly Owen - Benedictine - Goalie
Kaylen Moore - Benedictine - Draw
Second Team All-Conference
Mackenna Hill - Benedictine - Attack
Ashlyn Lopez - Ottawa - Attack
Lorelei Siegel - Benedictine - Attack
KaiAnna Senne - Ottawa - Attack
Alexa Hildenbrand - Benedictine - Attack
Rilee Barnett - Ottawa - Mid
Delaney Pechnik - Missouri Baptist - Mid
Brianna Valadao - Ottawa - Mid
Lile Chekas - Benedictine - Mid
Curstin Brown - Ottawa - Defense
Hayley Scnefke - Missouri Baptist - Defense
Sophia Juergensmeyer - Benedictine - Defense
Madie Jones - Culver-Stockton - Defense
Katie DeCraene - Culver-Stockton - Defense
Kevynn Bouchard - Missouri Baptist - Goalie
Lydia Cornett - Missouri Baptist - Draw