Lehman Selected to Play in 2025 IWLCA Senior All-Star Game
5/28/2025 10:42:00 AM | Women's Lacrosse
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Liberty senior attacker Mackenzie Lehman has been selected to participate in the 2025 Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) Division I Senior All-Star Game. The event will be held at the USA Lacrosse Headquarters at Tierney Field in Sparks, Md., on Saturday at 12:30 p.m.
Lehman becomes the fifth Lady Flame chosen to represent Liberty in the All-Star Game. In 2023, Lizzy Ferguson and Grace Loughery were both selected to play in the prestigious event.
The attacker helped lead Liberty to its first-ever conference championship with an Atlantic Sun title and the team's first-ever NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship appearance.
The senior all-stars will be split into two teams, blue and white, consisting of 52 total athletes from Division I programs. Lehman will be showcased on the blue squad, coached by Delaware's Amy Altig.
The senior became Liberty's all-time scoring leader this season, finishing with a program-record 170 goals, second in team history with 232 points and fourth all-time with 62 assists. She finished her Liberty tenure with 179 caused turnovers, 111 ground balls and 89 caused turnovers and finished tied for a program record 80 games played with Grace Fletcher (2017-21) and Mia Toscano (2018-22).
This season, Lehman recorded 54 goals, the second-most in a single season in program history behind Taiva Reinertson with 57 tallies this season. The fifth-year senior finished second on the team with 72 assists and recorded 18 assists. Lehman totaled 25 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers. She set single-season program records with 3.79 points per game (at least 10 games played) and finished second all-time with 2.84 goals per game (at least 10 games played).
Lehman was named to the 2025 ASUN All-Conference second team and the ASUN All-Academic team. The senior was included on the ASUN All-Tournament team following a five-goal and three-assist performance in two ASUN Championship contests.
Division I IWLCA Senior All-Stars
Lehman becomes the fifth Lady Flame chosen to represent Liberty in the All-Star Game. In 2023, Lizzy Ferguson and Grace Loughery were both selected to play in the prestigious event.
The attacker helped lead Liberty to its first-ever conference championship with an Atlantic Sun title and the team's first-ever NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship appearance.
The senior all-stars will be split into two teams, blue and white, consisting of 52 total athletes from Division I programs. Lehman will be showcased on the blue squad, coached by Delaware's Amy Altig.
The senior became Liberty's all-time scoring leader this season, finishing with a program-record 170 goals, second in team history with 232 points and fourth all-time with 62 assists. She finished her Liberty tenure with 179 caused turnovers, 111 ground balls and 89 caused turnovers and finished tied for a program record 80 games played with Grace Fletcher (2017-21) and Mia Toscano (2018-22).
This season, Lehman recorded 54 goals, the second-most in a single season in program history behind Taiva Reinertson with 57 tallies this season. The fifth-year senior finished second on the team with 72 assists and recorded 18 assists. Lehman totaled 25 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers. She set single-season program records with 3.79 points per game (at least 10 games played) and finished second all-time with 2.84 goals per game (at least 10 games played).
Lehman was named to the 2025 ASUN All-Conference second team and the ASUN All-Academic team. The senior was included on the ASUN All-Tournament team following a five-goal and three-assist performance in two ASUN Championship contests.
Division I IWLCA Senior All-Stars
| Blue All-Stars | ||||
| Coach: Amy Altig, University of Delaware | ||||
| Number | First | Last | Institution | Position |
| 1 | Summer | Agostino | Clemson University | Defense |
| 2 | Meg | Bireley | Marquette University | Attack |
| 3 | Maci | Black | Sacred Heart University | Defense |
| 4 | Maggie | Clark | James Madison University | Midfield |
| 5 | Allie | Connally | High Point University | Attack |
| 6 | Gianna | Cutaia | University of North Carolina at Charlotte | Defense |
| 7 | EllaGrace | Delmond | Quinnipiac University | Midfield |
| 8 | Savannah | Derey | James Madison University | Attack |
| 9 | Kaylee | Dyer | University of Michigan | Attack |
| 10 | Sammy | Fisher | Elon University | Attack |
| 11 | Ellie | Hollin | Penn State University | Defense |
| 12 | Mackenzie | Lehman | Liberty University | Attack |
| 13 | Mackenzie | Leszczynski | Duquesne University | Midfield |
| 14 | Emily | Magalotti | Ohio State University | Midfield |
| 15 | Avery | McMullin | Queens University of Charlotte | Defense |
| 16 | Hanna | Pawela | Duquesne University | Defense |
| 17 | Kemper | Robinson | Vanderbilt University | Midfield |
| 18 | Lauren | Saltz | Penn State University | Midfield |
| 19 | Jill | Smith | University of Michigan | Attack |
| 20 | Grace | Weigand | University of Notre Dame | Defense |
| 25 | Adanya | Moyer | James Madison University | Goalkeeper |
| 26 | Katie | Vahle | Arizona State University | Goalkeeper |
| White All-Stars | ||||
| Coach: Jen Adams, Loyola University | ||||
| Number | First | Last | Institution | Position |
| 1 | Jozy | Allen | Central Michigan University | Defense |
| 2 | Sam | Bischoff | Campbell University | Middie |
| 3 | Jade | Catlin | University of Massachusetts Lowell | Attack |
| 4 | Ryleigh | Cavanaugh | Lindenwood University | Midfield |
| 5 | Emily | Coughlin | University of Pittsburgh | Midfield |
| 6 | Macey | Daly | Fairfield University | Defense |
| 7 | Riley | Daly | University of Connecticut | Defense |
| 8 | Ava | Drangula | Manhattan University | Defense |
| 9 | Bridget | Finley | Drexel University | Attack |
| 10 | Amanda | Kozak | Fairfield University | Attack |
| 11 | Abby | Manalang | University of Virginia | Midfield |
| 12 | Sydney | McClure | Coastal Carolina University | Attack |
| 13 | Bella | Miceli | Saint Joseph's University | Defense |
| 14 | Lauren | Ottensmeyer | University of Cincinnati | Attack |
| 15 | Kaitlin | Pani | Stetson University | Midfield |
| 16 | Kaila | Stasulli | Jacksonville University | Defense |
| 17 | Kira | Varada | Iona University | Midfield |
| 18 | Natalie | Voorhees | University of Pittsburgh | Defense |
| 19 | Maddie | Yoder | Saint Joseph's University | Attack |
| 20 | Milana | Zizakovic | Towson University | Attack |
| 25 | Alexa | Martel | Central Michigan University | Goalkeeper |
| 26 | Lexie | Coldiron | Rutgers University | Goalkeeper |
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