SPARKS, Md. — USA Lacrosse has announced its Division II women's All-Americans which included seniors Holly Hill and Sophia Wood earning second team honors, and seniors Jana Nuss and Jessica Harclerode being named as honorable mentions.  

Holly Hill, a native of Fairfax, Va, had a career year in 2026. Hill scored 46 goals and recorded 74 assists. Hill broke numerous program records in 2026 including career assists with 95, set the record for assists in a game with 9, points in a game with 13, assists record with 74 in a season, and became the first lion to record over 100 points in a single season (120). Hill's dominance on offense helped Saint Leo become the 7th highest scoring offense in all of Division II.   

Sophia Wood, a senior from Rocky Point, N.Y, posted career high marks across the board. Wood finished the year with 78 total points, 67 goals, 12 assists, recovered 63 draw controls, and scooped up 27 groundballs. Wood scored her 100th career goal, and 100th career point. Wood also broke the single season record for goals with 67. Wood's offensive explosion in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, setting a career high in points  

Jana Nuss, a native of Schwenksville, Pa. had another stellar season netting 48 goals, and dishing 23 assists for a total of 71 points on the season. Her career high mark in goals helped her surpass the 100 goal mark for her career.  

Our second honorable mention was senior goalkeeper Jessica Harclerode. Harclerode became the SSC all-time career saves leader this season, finishing her illustrious career with 631 saves and a .413 save percentage. She recorded a career high 15 win season as well.