CLEMSON, S.C. – The USA Lacrosse Magazine released its NCAA Division I Women’s All-American lists on Thursday afternoon with Alexa Spallina, Teagan Scott, Emma Penczek and Natalie Shurtleff each making an appearance.
ALEXA SPALLINA | SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN | ATTACK
- Ranked No. 2 in the ACC and No. 4 in the NCAA with 104 points.
- Became the first Tiger to reach 100 points in a season (previous season high was 73).
- Shattered Clemson’s freshman points record (was previously 61).
- Averaged 5.47 points per game (No. 2 ACC / No. 7 NCAA).
- Led the conference (No. 2 NCAA) with 67 assists.
- Led the conference (No. 3 NCAA) with 3.53 assists per game.
- Broke Clemson’s career assists record with 67.
- Shattered Clemson’s single-season assists record (was previously 42).
- Shattered Clemson’s freshman assists record (was previously 42).
- Scored 38 goals on the year, nine of which came off free position opportunities.
- First Team All-ACC.
- Inside Lacrosse Nike Midseason Media Honorable Mention All-American.
- ACC Offensive POTW (April 7)
- Ranked No. 4 on ILWomen’s Early-Season Freshman Impact Rankings.
- Against Davidson (Mar. 31), Spallina broke her own single-game points record (previously 10, Furman, 2/10/26) with 13.
- Ten of Spallina’s 13 points came from assists, which broke another of her own Clemson records (previously seven, Queens, 2/17/26) in a dominant offensive showing.
- Set the top 3 single-game point values in Clemson’s record book (13 - Davidson, 3/31/26 | 10 - Furman, 2/10/26 | 9 - Mercer, 3/17/26).
- Holds the top 5 single-game assist values in Clemson’s record book (10 - Davidson, 3/31/26 | 7 - Queens, 2/17/26 | 7 - Cal, 4/3/26 | 6 - Mercer, 3/17/26 | 5 - Pittsburgh, 3/21/26)
TEAGAN SCOTT | SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN | DEFENSE
- Ranked No. 1 in the ACC and No. 4 in the NCAA with 3.37 caused turnovers per game.
- 1 in the ACC and No. 3 in the NCAA with 64 caused turnovers.
- Broke Clemson’s single-season caused turnover record (previously 58).
- Shattered Clemson’s freshman caused turnover record (previously 12).
- Only took one season to tie for the second-most caused turnovers in Clemson history.
- Set Clemson’s single-game caused turnover record with 10 against Stanford (2/14/26).
- Ranked No. 1 in the ACC and No. 16 in the NCAA with 2.84 ground balls per game.
- Ranked No. 1 in the ACC (No. 9 NCAA) with 54 ground balls.
- Shattered Clemson’s freshman record for ground balls, by more than doubling it (previously 25).
- Recorded a single-game season high of seven ground balls against Virginia (3/14/26)
- Was only given one yellow card and two green cards all season long.
- Two goals on the season.
- Five draw controls.
- First Team All-ACC
- Named to the 2026 Tewaaraton Watch List.
- Inside Lacrosse Nike Midseason Media Second Team All-American.
- Two-time ACC Defensive POTW (Mar. 17, Feb. 17)
- Two-time IWLCA Defensive POTW (Mar. 17, Feb. 17)
- Ranked No. 1 on ILWomen’s Early-Season Freshman Impact Rankings.
EMMA PENCZEK | THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICAN | MIDFIELD
- Second Team All-ACC
- Ranked No. 6 on ILWomen’s Early-Season Freshman Impact Rankings
- Assists – 10th in the ACC (23)
- Caused Turnovers Per Game – 51st nationally and Sixth in the ACC (1.84)
- Ground Balls Per Game – Sixth in the ACC (2.26)
- 52 Points on 29 goals and 23 assists.
- 35 caused turnovers.
NATALIE SHURTLEFF | HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN | ATTACK
- First Team All-ACC
- Inside Lacrosse Nike Midseason Media Second Team All-American.
- Named to the 2026 Tewaaraton Watch List.
- Exceeded 100 career points against Vanderbilt (101, 2/7/26) (Currently has 156 career points).
- Preseason USA Lacrosse Magazine Preseason Second Team Midfielder All-American
- Named To All-ACC Preseason Squad.
- Draw Controls Per Game – 17th in the ACC (3.37)
- Goals – 93rd nationally and 10th in the ACC (40)
- Points – 118th nationally and 13th in the ACC (57)
- Shot Percentage – Fourth nationally and first in the ACC (0.606)
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