Frank, Tierney Named USA Lacrosse Magazine All-Americans
05/10/2023 | Women's Lacrosse
Richmond, Va. – USA Lacrosse Magazine released its Division 1 Women's All-Americans Tuesday with University of Richmond senior Lindsey Frank and senior Arden Tierney being named All-American Honorable Mentions.
Frank takes the honor after a strong season where she helped lead the Spiders to their first Atlantic 10 Women's Lacrosse Championship since 2019 as she was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player and earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team. She led the Richmond offense to the Atlantic 10 title with 13 points from 8 goals and 5 assists through the victories over Saint Joseph's and No. 12 nationally ranked UMass. Her performance through the week gained attention throughout the nation as she was named the USA Lacrosse Magazine Division 1 Player of the Week.
Frank leads the Spiders in goals with 59. Along with her ability to find the back of the net, Frank is third in the program with assists (21), tied for first in ground balls (32) and second in draw controls (67).
In the regular season matchup against La Salle, Frank hit the career mark of 200 points, etching her name in the Richmond history books for years to come. She has played a large influence for the Spiders in the national rankings as they currently sit as the No. 3 scoring offense in the country and No. 4 in points per game.
Tierney, the 2023 Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year, earns All-American honors after leading Richmond in points (85), assists (40) and draw controls (173). She played a large role in the Atlantic 10 title run with 7 points from 6 goals and 1 assist, along with 19 draw controls through the games against Saint Joseph's and UMass.
During the regular season, Tierney found herself hitting multiple milestones. In the 18-6 win over La Salle, Tierney become the single season draw control program record holder while also hitting the mark of 200 career points. On Senior Day with a 20-4 win over Duquesne, Tierney became the career draw control program record holder, blowing past the previous record of 362. She now sets the record at 389 heading into the NCAA Tournament.
With her dominance in the draw circle and ability to score on all levels, Tierney has been a key factor for the Spiders in the national rankings as they currently sit at No. 1 in draw controls per game (18.95), the No. 3 scoring offense (16.68), No. 4 draw control percentage (.623) and No. 4 in points per game (24.26).
The Spiders will travel to Chapel Hill, N.C. to play No. 22 Marquette at 5:00 p.m. at Dorrance Field in the first round of the 2023 NCAA Tournament.
FIRST TEAM
A — Jenn Medjid, Boston College
A — Isabella Peterson, James Madison
A — Izzy Scane, Northwestern
A — Meaghan Tyrrell, Syracuse
M — Kasey Choma, Notre Dame
M — Ellie Masera, Stony Brook
M — Belle Smith, Boston College
M — Jillian Wilson, Loyola
D — Meghan Ball, Rutgers
D — Katie Detwiler, Loyola
D — Mairead Durkin, James Madison
D — Sam Thacker, Denver
G — Delaney Sweitzer, Syracuse
SECOND TEAM
A — Erin Coykendall, Northwestern
A — Julia Gilbert, Denver
A — Emma LoPinto, Florida
A — Hailey Rhatigan, Northwestern
M — Shaylan Ahearn, Maryland
M — Brigid Duffy, Army
M — Fiona McGowan, UMass
M — Cassidy Weeks, Boston College
D — Abby Bosco, Maryland
D — Trinity McPherson, Denver
D — Sydney Scales, Boston College
D — Sammy White, Northwestern
G — Sarah Reznick, Florida
THIRD TEAM
A — Jackie Wolak, Notre Dame
A — Megan Carney, Syracuse
A — Rachel Clark, Virginia
A — Emma Ward, Syracuse
M — Kristin O'Neill, Penn State
M — Samantha Smith, Northwestern
M — Cassidy Spilis, Rutgers
M — Emma Tyrrell, Syracuse
D — Clare Levy, Stony Brook
D — Olivia Dooley, USC
D — Emily Nalls, North Carolina
D — Brooklyn Walker-Welch, North Carolina
G — Lauren Spence, Loyola
HONORABLE MENTION
A — Ashlyn McGovern, Virginia
A — Reilly Casey, North Carolina
A — Eloise Clevenger, Maryland
A — Gretchen Gilmore, Penn State
A — Caroline Godine, North Carolina
A — Katie DeSimone, Duke
A — Sarah Elms, Jacksonville
A — Jill Smith, Michigan
A — Kailyn Hart, Stony Brook
A — Maddie Jenner, Duke
A — Ashley Humphrey, Stanford
A — Georgia Latch, Loyola
A — Libby May, Maryland
A — Danielle Pavinelli, Florida
A — Niki Miles, Penn
A — Isabelle Vitale, USC
A — Charlie Rudy, Colorado
A — Olivia Penoyer, Yale
A — Mary Schumar, Marquette
A — Morgan Schwab, Virginia
A — Kate Shaffer, UConn
A — Madison Taylor, Northwestern
A — Arden Tierney, Richmond
A — Shannon Urey, Mercer
A — Marissa White, North Carolina
A — Aubrey Williams, Virginia
A — Madison Ahern, Notre Dame
A — Caitlyn Wurzburger, North Carolina
A — Olivia Vergano, Virginia Tech
A — Mckenna Davis, Boston College
A/M — Corinne Bednarik, Drexel
M — Ellie Curry, Denver
M — Caroline Curnal, Villanova
M — Sierra Cockerille, Syracuse
M — Lizzy Ferguson, Liberty
M — Lindsey Frank, Richmond
M — Annabel Frist, Stanford
M — Lydia Foust, Marquette
M — Erin Garvey, Michigan
M — Ella Little, Clemson
M — Alyssa Long, North Carolina
M — Nicole Perroni, Louisville
M — Ava Yovino, Navy
M — Aubrey Williams, Virginia
D — Lindsey Barnes, Fairfield
D — Cubby Biscardi, Duke
D — Maddie Burns, Michigan
D — Carolyn Carrera, Vermont
D — Kelly Denes, Notre Dame
D — Hannah Dorney, Notre Dame
D — Ellie Hollin, Penn State
D — Brianna Lamoureux, Maryland
D — Catherine Lord, USC
D — Caroline Mangan, Fairfield
D — Bryn McCaughey, Denver
D — Izzy Rohr, Penn
D — Hunter Roman, Boston College
D — Hollie Schleicher, Boston College
D — Audra Tosone, UMass
D — Melanie Welch, Boston College
D — Bailey Wilson, Kennesaw State
D — Emma Wightman, USC
D — Kendall Halpern, Northwestern
G — Emelia Bohi, Denver
G — Jenika Cuocco, Drexel
G — Lilly Callahan, Notre Dame
G — Shea Dolce, Boston College
G — Lauren DiStefano, Wagner
G — Alecia Nicholas, North Carolina
G — Molly Laliberty, Northwestern
G — Emily Sterling, Maryland
G — Landyn White, UConn
Frank takes the honor after a strong season where she helped lead the Spiders to their first Atlantic 10 Women's Lacrosse Championship since 2019 as she was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player and earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team. She led the Richmond offense to the Atlantic 10 title with 13 points from 8 goals and 5 assists through the victories over Saint Joseph's and No. 12 nationally ranked UMass. Her performance through the week gained attention throughout the nation as she was named the USA Lacrosse Magazine Division 1 Player of the Week.
Frank leads the Spiders in goals with 59. Along with her ability to find the back of the net, Frank is third in the program with assists (21), tied for first in ground balls (32) and second in draw controls (67).
In the regular season matchup against La Salle, Frank hit the career mark of 200 points, etching her name in the Richmond history books for years to come. She has played a large influence for the Spiders in the national rankings as they currently sit as the No. 3 scoring offense in the country and No. 4 in points per game.
Tierney, the 2023 Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year, earns All-American honors after leading Richmond in points (85), assists (40) and draw controls (173). She played a large role in the Atlantic 10 title run with 7 points from 6 goals and 1 assist, along with 19 draw controls through the games against Saint Joseph's and UMass.
During the regular season, Tierney found herself hitting multiple milestones. In the 18-6 win over La Salle, Tierney become the single season draw control program record holder while also hitting the mark of 200 career points. On Senior Day with a 20-4 win over Duquesne, Tierney became the career draw control program record holder, blowing past the previous record of 362. She now sets the record at 389 heading into the NCAA Tournament.
With her dominance in the draw circle and ability to score on all levels, Tierney has been a key factor for the Spiders in the national rankings as they currently sit at No. 1 in draw controls per game (18.95), the No. 3 scoring offense (16.68), No. 4 draw control percentage (.623) and No. 4 in points per game (24.26).
The Spiders will travel to Chapel Hill, N.C. to play No. 22 Marquette at 5:00 p.m. at Dorrance Field in the first round of the 2023 NCAA Tournament.
FIRST TEAM
A — Jenn Medjid, Boston College
A — Isabella Peterson, James Madison
A — Izzy Scane, Northwestern
A — Meaghan Tyrrell, Syracuse
M — Kasey Choma, Notre Dame
M — Ellie Masera, Stony Brook
M — Belle Smith, Boston College
M — Jillian Wilson, Loyola
D — Meghan Ball, Rutgers
D — Katie Detwiler, Loyola
D — Mairead Durkin, James Madison
D — Sam Thacker, Denver
G — Delaney Sweitzer, Syracuse
SECOND TEAM
A — Erin Coykendall, Northwestern
A — Julia Gilbert, Denver
A — Emma LoPinto, Florida
A — Hailey Rhatigan, Northwestern
M — Shaylan Ahearn, Maryland
M — Brigid Duffy, Army
M — Fiona McGowan, UMass
M — Cassidy Weeks, Boston College
D — Abby Bosco, Maryland
D — Trinity McPherson, Denver
D — Sydney Scales, Boston College
D — Sammy White, Northwestern
G — Sarah Reznick, Florida
THIRD TEAM
A — Jackie Wolak, Notre Dame
A — Megan Carney, Syracuse
A — Rachel Clark, Virginia
A — Emma Ward, Syracuse
M — Kristin O'Neill, Penn State
M — Samantha Smith, Northwestern
M — Cassidy Spilis, Rutgers
M — Emma Tyrrell, Syracuse
D — Clare Levy, Stony Brook
D — Olivia Dooley, USC
D — Emily Nalls, North Carolina
D — Brooklyn Walker-Welch, North Carolina
G — Lauren Spence, Loyola
HONORABLE MENTION
A — Ashlyn McGovern, Virginia
A — Reilly Casey, North Carolina
A — Eloise Clevenger, Maryland
A — Gretchen Gilmore, Penn State
A — Caroline Godine, North Carolina
A — Katie DeSimone, Duke
A — Sarah Elms, Jacksonville
A — Jill Smith, Michigan
A — Kailyn Hart, Stony Brook
A — Maddie Jenner, Duke
A — Ashley Humphrey, Stanford
A — Georgia Latch, Loyola
A — Libby May, Maryland
A — Danielle Pavinelli, Florida
A — Niki Miles, Penn
A — Isabelle Vitale, USC
A — Charlie Rudy, Colorado
A — Olivia Penoyer, Yale
A — Mary Schumar, Marquette
A — Morgan Schwab, Virginia
A — Kate Shaffer, UConn
A — Madison Taylor, Northwestern
A — Arden Tierney, Richmond
A — Shannon Urey, Mercer
A — Marissa White, North Carolina
A — Aubrey Williams, Virginia
A — Madison Ahern, Notre Dame
A — Caitlyn Wurzburger, North Carolina
A — Olivia Vergano, Virginia Tech
A — Mckenna Davis, Boston College
A/M — Corinne Bednarik, Drexel
M — Ellie Curry, Denver
M — Caroline Curnal, Villanova
M — Sierra Cockerille, Syracuse
M — Lizzy Ferguson, Liberty
M — Lindsey Frank, Richmond
M — Annabel Frist, Stanford
M — Lydia Foust, Marquette
M — Erin Garvey, Michigan
M — Ella Little, Clemson
M — Alyssa Long, North Carolina
M — Nicole Perroni, Louisville
M — Ava Yovino, Navy
M — Aubrey Williams, Virginia
D — Lindsey Barnes, Fairfield
D — Cubby Biscardi, Duke
D — Maddie Burns, Michigan
D — Carolyn Carrera, Vermont
D — Kelly Denes, Notre Dame
D — Hannah Dorney, Notre Dame
D — Ellie Hollin, Penn State
D — Brianna Lamoureux, Maryland
D — Catherine Lord, USC
D — Caroline Mangan, Fairfield
D — Bryn McCaughey, Denver
D — Izzy Rohr, Penn
D — Hunter Roman, Boston College
D — Hollie Schleicher, Boston College
D — Audra Tosone, UMass
D — Melanie Welch, Boston College
D — Bailey Wilson, Kennesaw State
D — Emma Wightman, USC
D — Kendall Halpern, Northwestern
G — Emelia Bohi, Denver
G — Jenika Cuocco, Drexel
G — Lilly Callahan, Notre Dame
G — Shea Dolce, Boston College
G — Lauren DiStefano, Wagner
G — Alecia Nicholas, North Carolina
G — Molly Laliberty, Northwestern
G — Emily Sterling, Maryland
G — Landyn White, UConn
Players Mentioned
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