Furman women's lacrosse has made a significant mark in the Big South Conference, with graduate student Shae Insinga recognized as the Newcomer of the Year. Seven players received postseason honors, including Insinga on the first team All-Big South and All-Academic teams. Other notable mentions include Allie Kandel and Lily Toole on the second team and Emily Muir and Cate Noone on the All-Freshman Team. Insinga boasts impressive stats, ranking second for Furman in points and goals, and third in the Big South for goals. This year marks the first time a Paladin has earned the Newcomer of the Year accolade in this conference.

By the Numbers
  • Shae Insinga achieved 14 multi-goal games, including a career-high six against Austin Peay.
  • Toole leads the team with 70 points, ranking second in goals with 50.
State of Play
  • Insinga ranks tied for 36th nationally in goals scored this season.
  • Kandel set new career highs, including seven goals and points in one game.
What's Next

The Paladins will aim to build on this success as they prepare for next season, with a strong core returning and new talents emerging. Insinga's accolades could attract more attention for the program, increasing recruitment opportunities.

Bottom Line

Furman women's lacrosse is positioned for future success, backed by individual achievements that highlight the team's competitiveness within the Big South Conference. The recognition of multiple players reflects a growing program that could continue to rise in prominence.