Colavito, Burrow, Headline Eight Featured in ASUN Postseason Honors
4/29/2025 4:22:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Midfielder Katie Colavito and defender Jenna Burrow take home the Midfielder and Defensive Player of the Year awards, headlining eight Lady Flames honored with 10 total awards in the 2025 Atlantic Sun Women's Lacrosse Postseason Honors, the conference announced Tuesday.
The Lady Flames share the league lead of eight individuals with Jacksonville. Liberty is second in the conference with 10 total awards, trailing Jacksonville's 13.
Colavito, Burrow and Taiva Reinertson represented Liberty on the All-ASUN first team. The Lady Flames' three first team selections are the second most behind only Jacksonville's six. Colavito, the 2025 ASUN Preseason Midfielder of the Year, receives her second All-ASUN selection after being chosen to the second team last season. Burrow and Reinertson each receive their first selections.
Attacker Mackenzie Lehman, midfielder/draw specialist Ava Menna and defender Madeleine Klunder were recognized on the All-ASUN second team. The Lady Flames placed the second most on the second team, trailing Coastal Carolina with four. Lehman is named to her fourth All-ASUN team with two first team and two second team honors, becoming the first Liberty athlete with four selections to an all-conference team. Klunder was selected to her second All-ASUN team after being named to the first team last season.
Midfielder Olivia Young and defender Ava McGlothlin were each named to the ASUN All-Freshman team. Young was one of six unanimous selections. No team had more than two selected to the All-Freshman team.
Two Lady Flames, Colavito and Lehman, received inclusion on the Academic All-ASUN Team. Both student-athletes receive their first ASUN All-Academic team selection.
No. 2 seed Liberty (10-7, 5-1 ASUN) prepares to take on No. 3 seed Lindenwood (10-5, 3-3 ASUN) on Thursday at 4 p.m. in the semifinal round of the ASUN Women's Lacrosse Championship. Lynchburg, Va., and the Liberty Lacrosse Field will serve as the host site for the championship. All games will be broadcast live on ESPN+. Tickets for the ASUN Championship can be found at https://liberty.evenue.net/events/CUSA-HOME.
Katie Colavito – ASUN Midfielder of the Year, First Team All-ASUN, Academic All-ASUN Team
Jenna Burrow – ASUN Defender of the Year, First Team All-ASUN
Taiva Reinertson – First Team All-ASUN
Mackenzie Lehman – Second Team All-ASUN, Academic All-ASUN Team
Ava Menna – Second Team All-ASUN
Madeleine Klunder – Second Team All-ASUN
Olivia Young – All-Freshman Team
Ava McGlothlin – All-Freshman Team
2025 Women's Lacrosse Postseason Honors
Offensive Players of the Year: Sydney McClure, Coastal Carolina & Kayleen Favreau, Queens
Midfielder of the Year: Katie Colavito, Liberty
Defensive Players of the Year: Jenna Burrow, Liberty & Kaila Stasulli, Jacksonville
Goalkeeper of the Year: Brookelynn Hodgin, Jacksonville
Unanimous Freshman of the Year: Shae Hagans, Jacksonville
Unanimous Coach of the Year: Tara Singleton, Jacksonville
First Team All-ASUN
A Sydney McClure, Coastal Carolina**
A Ainsley Scruggs, Jacksonville A Luci Selander, Lindenwood
A Kayleen Favreau, Queens
A Taiva Reinertson, Liberty
MF ^Abby Moran, Jacksonville**
MF Allyx Berry, Jacksonville
MF Shannon Harrington, Kennesaw State
MF Katie Colavito, Liberty**
MF Reese Krieger, Lindenwood
D ^Jenna Burrow, Liberty
D Maggie Cuddy, Jacksonville**
D Kaila Stasulli, Jacksonville***
D Avery McMullin, Queens
GK Brookelynn Hodgin, Jacksonville
Second Team All-ASUN
A Alyson Mascolo, Coastal Carolina
A Maeve Brennan, Jacksonville
A Shae Hagans, Jacksonville
A Alyssa Angelo, Kennesaw State
A Mackenzie Lehman, Liberty****
MF Gabrielle Beaudet, Coastal Carolina
MF Ava Menna, Liberty
MF Isabella Swanson, Queens
MF Kaitlin Pani, Stetson**
D Lily Wallace, Coastal Carolina
D Madeleine Klunder, Liberty**
D Julia Bella, Lindenwood
D Savannah Donahue, Queens
GK Charlotte Sadler, Coastal Carolina**
GK Maddie Eckert, Stetson
^ denotes a unanimous selection to the All-ASUN First Team
* denotes the number of career All-ASUN selections
Note - ties in voting resulted in 15-person All-ASUN First and Second Teams
All-Freshman Team
^Shae Hagans, Jacksonville
^Marleigh Belinfanti, Kennesaw State
^Lexi Tinker, Kennesaw State
^Olivia Young, Liberty
^Julia Bella, Lindenwood
^Maddie Eckert, Stetson
Megan Hummel, Coastal Carolina
Mia Nardi, Kennesaw State
Ava McGlothlin, Liberty
Anna Bea Jacobs, Lindenwood
Devan Maready, Queens
Emma Arrigo, Stetson
^ denotes a unanimous selection to the All-Freshman Team
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Luci Selander, Lindenwood
Academic All-ASUN Team
Luci Selander, Lindenwood
Lily Wallace, Coastal Carolina
Ainsley Scruggs, Jacksonville
Kaila Stasulli, Jacksonville
Kendal Elison, Kennesaw State
Shannon Harrington, Kennesaw State
Devon Webb, Kennesaw State
Katie Colavito, Liberty
Mackenzie Lehman, Liberty
Alissa DiGiacinto, Lindenwood
Aislinn Sweeney, Lindenwood
Kayleen Favreau, Queens
The Lady Flames share the league lead of eight individuals with Jacksonville. Liberty is second in the conference with 10 total awards, trailing Jacksonville's 13.
Colavito, Burrow and Taiva Reinertson represented Liberty on the All-ASUN first team. The Lady Flames' three first team selections are the second most behind only Jacksonville's six. Colavito, the 2025 ASUN Preseason Midfielder of the Year, receives her second All-ASUN selection after being chosen to the second team last season. Burrow and Reinertson each receive their first selections.
Attacker Mackenzie Lehman, midfielder/draw specialist Ava Menna and defender Madeleine Klunder were recognized on the All-ASUN second team. The Lady Flames placed the second most on the second team, trailing Coastal Carolina with four. Lehman is named to her fourth All-ASUN team with two first team and two second team honors, becoming the first Liberty athlete with four selections to an all-conference team. Klunder was selected to her second All-ASUN team after being named to the first team last season.
Midfielder Olivia Young and defender Ava McGlothlin were each named to the ASUN All-Freshman team. Young was one of six unanimous selections. No team had more than two selected to the All-Freshman team.
Two Lady Flames, Colavito and Lehman, received inclusion on the Academic All-ASUN Team. Both student-athletes receive their first ASUN All-Academic team selection.
No. 2 seed Liberty (10-7, 5-1 ASUN) prepares to take on No. 3 seed Lindenwood (10-5, 3-3 ASUN) on Thursday at 4 p.m. in the semifinal round of the ASUN Women's Lacrosse Championship. Lynchburg, Va., and the Liberty Lacrosse Field will serve as the host site for the championship. All games will be broadcast live on ESPN+. Tickets for the ASUN Championship can be found at https://liberty.evenue.net/events/CUSA-HOME.
Katie Colavito – ASUN Midfielder of the Year, First Team All-ASUN, Academic All-ASUN Team
- Tallied 29 goals and 16 assists for 45 points in 17 games
- Second in ASUN with 31 caused turnovers (1.82 per game)
- Second on team and seventh in ASUN with 60 draw controls
- Totaled 33 ground balls
- ASUN Offensive Player of the Week (March 3)
- Tallied a career-high 10 points with a career-high tying six goals and four assists vs. High Point
- Recorded five goals and eight points (three assists) vs. Kennesaw State (April 12)
- 2025 ASUN Preseason Midfielder of the Year
Jenna Burrow – ASUN Defender of the Year, First Team All-ASUN
- Leads ASUN and ranked as high as No. 4 in the country with 40 caused turnovers and third in ASUN with 43 ground balls.
- Third on Liberty and No. 8 in ASUN with 54 draw controls
- Two-time ASUN Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 18, March 10).
- Recorded eight games with at least three caused turnovers, three contests with at least five caused turnovers
- Tallied six caused turnovers and eight ground balls in a victory at VCU (Feb. 15)
Taiva Reinertson – First Team All-ASUN
- Leads Liberty and ranks No. 5 in ASUN in goals (49) and points (64) (15 assists), paces an offense that led the ASUN in scoring and ranks No. 19 nationally for the regular season
- Led ASUN with 4.20 goals per game in conference matchups
- Scored at least five goals in three ASUN meetings, including five goals and seven points against Lindenwood (April 10)
- Recorded seven total games with at least five points
- Averaged seven goals per season prior to 2025
Mackenzie Lehman – Second Team All-ASUN, Academic All-ASUN Team
- Second on Liberty and No. 7 in ASUN in goals (47) and points (61)
- Tallied 12 caused turnovers and 22 ground balls.
- ASUN Offensive Player of the Week (March 10)
- Recorded seven goals and nine points vs. American
- Totaled nine games with at least four points
- Became Liberty's all-time scoring leader this season, is now up to 163 career goals.
- 2025 Preseason ASUN All-Conference team
Ava Menna – Second Team All-ASUN
- Leads Liberty and ranks third in ASUN with 147 draw controls
- Ranks No. 13 in the country with 8.59 draw controls per game
- Outdrew Lindenwood's Cavanaugh (12-7) and Jacksonville's Abby Moran (9-5) in head-to-head matchups
- Evenly drew national draw leader, James Madison's Madison Epke, 8-8 on April 16
- Recorded a program record and career high 19 draw controls vs. Queens
- Tallied 11 caused turnovers and six ground balls in regular season
Madeleine Klunder – Second Team All-ASUN
- Paces Liberty and ranks No. 2 in ASUN with 45 ground balls and ranks second on Liberty and ASUN with 31 caused turnovers
- Recorded 11 games with at least three ground balls
- Tallied nine contests with multiple caused turnovers
- Second in ASUN with 2.20 caused turnovers per game in ASUN matchups
Olivia Young – All-Freshman Team
- Led Liberty freshman with 17 games played, totaled 13 starts with 25 goals and five assists for 30 points
- Tallied 11 caused turnovers and 12 ground balls in regular season
- Has recorded at least three points in four contests
- Netted four goals in 14-13 triumph at No. 20 Richmond (Feb. 22)
- Scored 12 goals and notched 13 points in ASUN contests
- Converted 8-of-11 free-position attempts
Ava McGlothlin – All-Freshman Team
- Appeared in 12 games, making two starts
- Tallied six caused turnovers and four ground balls
- Recorded three caused turnovers and three ground balls vs. Longwood (March 1)
2025 Women's Lacrosse Postseason Honors
Offensive Players of the Year: Sydney McClure, Coastal Carolina & Kayleen Favreau, Queens
Midfielder of the Year: Katie Colavito, Liberty
Defensive Players of the Year: Jenna Burrow, Liberty & Kaila Stasulli, Jacksonville
Goalkeeper of the Year: Brookelynn Hodgin, Jacksonville
Unanimous Freshman of the Year: Shae Hagans, Jacksonville
Unanimous Coach of the Year: Tara Singleton, Jacksonville
First Team All-ASUN
A Sydney McClure, Coastal Carolina**
A Ainsley Scruggs, Jacksonville A Luci Selander, Lindenwood
A Kayleen Favreau, Queens
A Taiva Reinertson, Liberty
MF ^Abby Moran, Jacksonville**
MF Allyx Berry, Jacksonville
MF Shannon Harrington, Kennesaw State
MF Katie Colavito, Liberty**
MF Reese Krieger, Lindenwood
D ^Jenna Burrow, Liberty
D Maggie Cuddy, Jacksonville**
D Kaila Stasulli, Jacksonville***
D Avery McMullin, Queens
GK Brookelynn Hodgin, Jacksonville
Second Team All-ASUN
A Alyson Mascolo, Coastal Carolina
A Maeve Brennan, Jacksonville
A Shae Hagans, Jacksonville
A Alyssa Angelo, Kennesaw State
A Mackenzie Lehman, Liberty****
MF Gabrielle Beaudet, Coastal Carolina
MF Ava Menna, Liberty
MF Isabella Swanson, Queens
MF Kaitlin Pani, Stetson**
D Lily Wallace, Coastal Carolina
D Madeleine Klunder, Liberty**
D Julia Bella, Lindenwood
D Savannah Donahue, Queens
GK Charlotte Sadler, Coastal Carolina**
GK Maddie Eckert, Stetson
^ denotes a unanimous selection to the All-ASUN First Team
* denotes the number of career All-ASUN selections
Note - ties in voting resulted in 15-person All-ASUN First and Second Teams
All-Freshman Team
^Shae Hagans, Jacksonville
^Marleigh Belinfanti, Kennesaw State
^Lexi Tinker, Kennesaw State
^Olivia Young, Liberty
^Julia Bella, Lindenwood
^Maddie Eckert, Stetson
Megan Hummel, Coastal Carolina
Mia Nardi, Kennesaw State
Ava McGlothlin, Liberty
Anna Bea Jacobs, Lindenwood
Devan Maready, Queens
Emma Arrigo, Stetson
^ denotes a unanimous selection to the All-Freshman Team
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Luci Selander, Lindenwood
Academic All-ASUN Team
Luci Selander, Lindenwood
Lily Wallace, Coastal Carolina
Ainsley Scruggs, Jacksonville
Kaila Stasulli, Jacksonville
Kendal Elison, Kennesaw State
Shannon Harrington, Kennesaw State
Devon Webb, Kennesaw State
Katie Colavito, Liberty
Mackenzie Lehman, Liberty
Alissa DiGiacinto, Lindenwood
Aislinn Sweeney, Lindenwood
Kayleen Favreau, Queens
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