GREENVILLE, S.C. — Head coach Molly Kopp and freshman attack Addyson Greenspan were named Conference Carolinas Women's Lacrosse Coach of the Year and Freshman of the Year, respectively, as the league office unveiled the full all-conference teams Wednesday.

In addition to the superlatives, a total of eight Belmont Abbey women's lacrosse student-athletes earned all-conference honors.

Two Crusaders —Olivia Carlino and Triniti Cassidy — were named on the first team. Elizabeth Hommel, Kacey Kubarewicz, Caitlyn Marone all earned second-team honors while Katelyn Miller, Greenspan and Summer Eddinger were named to the third team.

The teams were voted on by the league's head coaches.

Kopp was named Coach of the Year for the second time in the last three years. She earned the honor after leading the Crusaders to a share of the regular season title for the first time in program history and top seed in the Conference Carolinas Women's Lacrosse Championship. The Crusaders are 9-8 overall and 7-1 in league play.

Greenspan, a freshman attack from Delafield, Wisconsin, made a strong impact in her first year as a Crusader. She started every game for the Crusaders this season and finished with 22 goals and nine assists for the Abbey. She is the fourth Crusader in program history to earn freshman of the year honors and the first since Olivia Carlino back in 2022.

Carlino, a senior attack from Campbell, California, was named to the first team for the second time in her career and earned her third all-conference honor overall. She led the team in goals (47) and assists (20) and was second on the team in caused turnovers (14). She had two seven-goal games this season and had an 11-point game against Shorter back on April 12th.

Cassidy was named to the all-conference team as a midfielder and is an all-conference selection for the second straight year. The sophomore from Snellville, Georgia was a key part of the Belmont Abbey offense by tallying 46 goals and 10 assist. She also had 13 caused turnovers and 57 draw controls on the season.

Hommel becomes the latest Crusader to become a four-time all-conference selection. The senior defender from Carle Place, New York finished the regular season with 13 ground balls and seven caused turnovers.

Kubarewicz is making her second appearance on the all-conference team after earning a third-team selection last season. The senior from Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey led Belmont Abbey with 74 draw controls on the season while tallying nine goals and three assists.

Marone is on the all-conference team for the first time and started 15 games for the Crusaders this season. The sophomore from Flanders, New Jersey finished the regular season with 14 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers.

Miller earned her second straight all-conference honor at attack. The sophomore from Savannah, Georgia was third on the team with 42 goals and seven assists. She also had 10 free-position goals, second only to Cassidy. She is one of two attackers to earn a third-team spot along with Greenspan.

Eddinger made her way on to the all-conference team for the third straight year. The junior from Fallston, Maryland has played every minute for Belmont Abbey, making 114 saves on the season. She had three games with double-digit saves and led the team with 45 ground balls.

The full all-conference teams can be found below.

Belmont Abbey is the top seed in the Conference Carolinas Tournament and returns to action in the semfinals Friday against No. 4/5 seed Young Harris/North Greenville at 4:45 p.m. Friday in Mount Olive, N.C.

2025 Women's Lacrosse All-Conference Carolinas Selections

Offensive Player of the Year
Paige Murphy, Emmanuel
Defensive Player of the Year
Simone McCraw, Mount Olive
Freshman of the Year
Addyson Greenspan, Belmont Abbey
Coach of the Year
Molly Kopp, Belmont Abbey

First Team
Attack – Paige Murphy, Emmanuel
Attack – Hailey Obenchain, Converse
Attack – Riley Parker, Young Harris
Attack – Olivia Carlino, Belmont Abbey
Midfield – Logan Hibbard, Mount Olive
Midfield – Kristie Fisher, Emmanuel
Midfield – Triniti Cassidy, Belmont Abbey
Defense – Simone McCraw, Mount Olive
Defense – Kaya Bartlett, Barton
Defense – Hayden Hennessy, Young Harris
Defense – Samantha Sparks, Converse
Goalkeeper – Lily Mahoney, Mount Olive

Second Team
Attack – Rileigh White, Mount Olive
Attack – Kate Matuza, Barton
Attack – Avery Woodcock, Barton
Attack – Becky Reinhard, Converse
Midfield – Kacey Kubarewicz, Belmont Abbey
Midfield – Gencie Coan, Converse
Midfield – Caroline Clark, Mount Olive
Defense – Caitlyn Marone, Belmont Abbey
Defense – Madison Pena, Emmanuel
Defense – Fianna Steves, Southern Wesleyan
Defense – Elizabeth Hommel, Belmont Abbey
Goalkeeper – Abbie Gallagher, Young Harris

Third Team
Attack – Kloe Martin, Barton
Attack – Katelyn Miller, Belmont Abbey
Attack – Addyson Greenspan, Belmont Abbey
Attack – Kayanna Bowden, Mount Olive
Midfield – Tamia Marshall, Barton
Midfield – Kami Straub, North Greenville
Midfield – Mary Troyer, Young Harris
Defense – Ella Clifford, Young Harris
Defense – Madison Dow, Mount Olive
Defense – Izzy Eby, Converse
Defense – Nikki Waterbury, Barton
Goalkeeper – Summer Eddinger, Belmont Abbey