The Quincy University women's lacrosse team achieved a milestone in the Great Lakes Valley Conference, securing five All-GLVC selections. This is only the third time in the program鈥檚 history to reach this achievement. Mikenna Ham led the honors, being named First Team All-Conference and earning GLVC Defensive Player of the Year, marking her as the fourth player in the program to achieve this distinction. Other notable honorees include Amelia Ham on the Second Team and Emily Leal, also honored as a Second Team selection.

By the Numbers
  • Mikenna Ham led the GLVC with 50 ground balls and 47 caused turnovers, setting program records for total caused turnovers and caused turnovers per game.
  • Amelia Ham scored 77 points (45 goals, 32 assists), and surpassed the program's all-time points record with 264 career points.
State of Play
  • The Hawks finished the season with strong individual performances, contributing to the team鈥檚 record-setting defensive statistics.
  • Quincy celebrates its most successful postseason awards period, establishing a trend of program growth.
What's Next

With this foundation, the Quincy women's lacrosse team is poised to attract more talent and enhance its competitive stature in future seasons, building on the momentum generated from the current achievements.

Bottom Line

The recognition of five players on the All-GLVC teams signifies a promising direction for the Quincy women's lacrosse program, highlighting its competitive growth and setting high expectations for continued success in upcoming seasons.