Eight Tigers from the Colorado College women's lacrosse team were named All-Region selections from the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association, including six first and two second team selections. 
 
The eight selections are tied for the most in the region with Pomona-Pitzer. 
 
Seniors Healy Bledsoe, Evelyn Baher-Murphy and Peyton Murphy, junior Cassidy Schnaufer and sophomores Charlotte Iler and Sofia Mancino earned first team recognition. Senior Tobin Lonergan and sophomore Frances Hansot earned second-team nods. 
 
Bledsoe earned her second straight All-Region first team selection after racking 12 caused turnovers, 26 ground balls, six goals, five assists, eight shots and 16 draw controls. Baher-Murphy is now a three-time All-Region selection, this being their second first-team nod. The Mountain View native led the team with 27 caused turnovers and 45 ground balls.
 
Murphy earns her first All-Region selection after a stellar senior season in which she recorded 50 goals, 30 assists, 23 caused turnovers, 28 ground balls, and two draw controls. The 30 assists are the ninth most in a season in program history, and she's the 17th player in program history to score 50 goals in a season. 
 
Schnaufer caps her junior season with the All-Region nod to pair with her Defensive Player of the Year award for the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Schnaufer finished the year 10th in the nation with a 52.6 save percentage, 14th with 7.21 goals against average, and 15th with 175 saves. She finished the year with a program record 18 wins. 
 
Iler gets her second All-Region first team selection after leading the Tigers with 61 goals and 86 points. The 61 goals are the third most in a season in team history, and the 86 points are the seventh most in a season. She also racked up 25 assists, four game-winning goals, 21 ground balls, seven caused turnovers and a draw control. Iler was named the WIAC Offensive Player of the Year and a first-team All-WIAC selection. 
 
Mancino gets her first All-Region nod on the heels of being named WIAC Midfielder of the Year. The Sag Harbor, New York native scored 54 goals and assisted on 15 more. She won 83 draw controls, tied for the fifth most in a season in program history. Mancino was also named one of the first-team All-WIAC selections. 
 
Lonergan earned her second All-Region honor to cap her Tiger career after being named a first-team selection last year. She led the Tigers with 41 assists, the fifth most in a season in team history. She is third all-time with 106 career assists. Lonergan also racked up 41 goals, 74 shots, 13 ground balls, and six draw controls. The Vermont native was also an All-WIAC second-team selection. 
 
Hansot is an All-Region player for the first time in her career. The sophomore was named an All-WIAC second team selection after racking up 17 caused turnovers, 33 ground balls, two goals, three assists and 19 starts.