FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Indiana Tech women's lacrosse team had 11 players earn All-WHAC honors, the conference announced on Wednesday.
 
Kylie King, Michelle Farrell, Lilliana Rivera, Cyn'Cere McRae, and Kat Hoff all earned First Team honors. Brook Maul, Jada Pope, Lauren Hainlin, Lexi Gallini, and Gabby Hitchcock were named to the All-WHAC Second Team. Kimber Weiss was named as a Champion of Character.
 
Kylie King was named to the All-WHAC First Team, her second straight All-WHAC selection and her first First Team selection. King was 6^th in the WHAC in goals and 14^th in points.
 
Michelle Farrell was named to the All-WHAC First Team, her third consecutive All-WHAC selection. Farrell was also named as the WHAC Midfield Player of the Year for the second straight season, becoming the first player in WHAC history to repeat. She ranks 1^st in draw controls, 2^nd in ground balls, 2^nd in points, 2^nd in goals and 2^nd in assists.
 
Lilliana Rivera was named to the All-WHAC First Team in her first season as a Warrior. Rivera was also named as the WHAC Newcomer of the Year, the first in Indiana Tech program history. In the WHAC, she ranks 2^nd in draw controls, 6^th in points, 6^th in assists, and 10^th in goals.
 
Cyn'Cere McRae was named to the All-WHAC First Team for the second consecutive season. She is in the top 25 in the WHAC in both caused turnovers and ground balls.
 
Kat Hoff was named to the All-WHAC First Team for the second consecutive season. In the WHAC, Hoff ranks 1^st in minutes, 1^st in save percentage, 1^st in wins, and 3^rd in saves.
 
Brook Maul was named to the All-WHAC Second Team for the second consecutive season. In the WHAC, Maul ranks 9^th in assists, 11^th in points, and 13^th in goals.
 
Jada Pope was named to the All-WHAC Second Team for the first time. Pope ranks 4^th in assists, 5^th in points and 12^th in goals in the WHAC.
 
Lauren Hainlin was named to the All-WHAC Second Team for the second consecutive season. Hainlin ranks in the top 20 in the WHAC in points, goals, assists and ground balls.
 
Lexi Gallini was named to the All-WHAC Second Team for the first time. Gallini is 11^th in the WHAC in ground balls and 16^th in caused turnovers.
 
Gabby Hitchcock was named to the All-WHAC Second Team, her second consecutive All-WHAC selection. Hitchcock is top 20 in both caused turnovers and ground balls.
 
Indiana Tech had 9 Warriors named to the WHAC All-Academic Team: Michelle Farrell, Lexi Gallini, Lauren Hainlin, Kat Hoff, Sophia Jermstad, Emma Kinder, Brook Maul, Kendall Puls, and Harper Ripke.
 
To view the full All-WHAC teams, click here.