Bodner Selected to IWLCA Senior All-Star Game

NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. - Graduate midfielder Hanna Bodner of the Marquette University women's lacrosse team has been selected to the 2026 IWLCA Senior All-Star Game, the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association announced Wednesday afternoon. MU will be represented for a second-straight year after former standout Meg Bireley was selected to attend the event in 2025.

The players selected in each Division have been divided into two teams: Blue and White. The Senior All-Star games will be held on Tierney Field at USA Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, Md., on Saturday, May 30, 2026. The Division III team will play the first game at 9 A.M. CT, the Division I game will follow at 11:30 A.M. CT, and the Division II teams will cap off the event with their game at 2 A.M. CT. Admission for all three games is free of charge, and the games will not be streamed.

Bodner started all 16 games for the Golden Eagles and totaled 35 goals and eight assists for 43 points while adding 77 draw controls, 29 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers. She ranked second on the team in goals (35), points (43), shots (84) and shots on goal (60), led the team in draw controls (77), tied for second in ground balls (29) and ranked fourth in caused turnovers.

Among NCAA Division I leaders, Bodner ranked 61st nationally and second in the BIG EAST in draw controls per game (4.81) and was 128th nationally and seventh in the conference in goals per game (2.19). She also ranked 102nd nationally and fifth in the BIG EAST in shots per game (5.25) and 113th nationally and sixth in the league in shots on goal per game (3.75).

A dominant force in the BIG EAST, Bodner is a back-to-back BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year and a unanimous First Team All-BIG EAST selection in both 2025 and 2026, further cementing her status among the nation's top midfielders.

2026 IWLCA SENIOR ALL-STAR GAMES DIVISION I ROSTER

Please note that seniors from the same institution or region are occasionally assigned to different teams to ensure positional balance.

Blue All-Stars
Coach: Tim McCormack, Johns Hopkins University

Number	First	Last	Institution	Position
1	Elle	Stevenson	Boston University	Attack
2	Alexa	Capozzoli	Saint Joseph's University	Attack
3	Jordan	Peterson	James Madison University	Attack
4	Kate	Fuhrman	Saint Joseph's University	Attack
5	Mackenzie	Blackwell	Eastern Michigan University	Attack
6	Luci	Selander	Lindenwood University	Attack
7	Shae	Insinga	Furman University	Attack
8	Kori	Edmondson	University of Maryland	Midfield
9	Kate	Quinn	Drexel University	Midfield
10	Maddy	Gill	Niagara University	Midfield
11	Josie	Pell	James Madison University	Midfield
12	Anna	Salerno	Pennsylvania State University	Midfield
13	Haley	Burns	Fairfield University	Midfield
14	Hannah	Johnson	Johns Hopkins University	Defense
15	Sydney	Huhtala	Niagara University	Defense
16	Racheli	Levy-Smith	College of the Holy Cross	Defense
17	Lauren	Dobbs	Kennesaw State University	Defense
18	Jessica	Tosone	Bryant University	Defense
19	Bella	Burke	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	Defense
20	Lily	Wallace	Coastal Carolina University	Defense
23	Izzy	Pithie	University of Notre Dame	Goalkeeper
24	Charlotte	Sadler	Coastal Carolina University	Goalkeeper

White All-Stars
Coach: Lauren Skellchock, Mount St. Mary's University

Number	First	Last	Institution	Position
1	Lydia	Oldknow	Arizona State University	Attack
2	Mia	Delmond	Quinnipiac University	Attack
3	Lily	Dixon	Rutgers University	Attack
4	Ainsley	Scruggs	Jacksonville University	Attack
5	Lexi	Culp	Temple University	Attack
6	Grace	Curry	George Washington University	Attack
7	Hanna	Bodner	Marquette University	Midfield
8	Abby	Moran	Jacksonville University	Draw Specialist
9	Kayla	Wilkes	East Carolina University	Midfield
10	Katie	Colavito	Liberty University	Midfield
11	Reagan	Murdoch	American University	Midfield
12	Kaitlyn	Tartaglione	University of South Florida	Midfield
13	Brooke	Gyllenhaal	Sacred Heart University	Defense
14	Maggie	Cuddy	Jacksonville University	Defense
15	Madeleine	Klunder	Liberty University	Defense
16	Keeley	Cleland	Arizona State University	Defense
17	Emma	Magazu	East Carolina University	Defense
18	Kaitlyn	Stankavage	Temple University	Defense
19	Emily	Scorcia	Loyola University Maryland	Defense
23	Molly	Cain	University of Pittsburgh	Goalkeeper
24	Riley	Horoshko	Temple University	Goalkeeper