GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Florida lacrosse team had four players recognized among the IWLCA All-Americans, announced Thursday afternoon. A total of 48 players received accolades, among first team, second team and third team.

Theresa Bragg earned first team, along with Kaitlyn Davies, Frannie Hahn and Gianna Monaco, who earned third team honors.

Bragg is the 16th Gator all-time to receive IWLCA First Team All-America honors and the second defender, joining Sam Farrell who was named IWLCA First Team All-American in 2012.

Florida has now had 44 total IWLCA All-Americans.

Theresa Bragg – Defender – Junior – Severna Park, Md.

Bragg has started all 66 games in her career at Florida, leading the Gators with 29 caused turnovers this season. The captain has also totaled 23 ground balls and five draw controls, helping the Gators have the sixth best scoring defense in the country (8.95 goals/game allowed).

Bragg was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Big 12 Tournament on May 3, while previously earning Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-America Second Team, USA Lacrosse All-American honorable mention, IWLCA South Region First Team and Nike Lacrosse Honorable Mention Media All-American.  

Kaitlyn Davies – Midfielder – Junior – Wayne, N.J.

Davies has started all 22 games this season for Florida, posting 50 goals, eight assists, 29 ground balls, 20 caused turnovers, and 46 draw controls. She is the first Gators midfielder to total 50 or more goals in a season since Shannon Kavanaugh did it in 2021.

The captain has nine hat-tricks this season, earning Big 12 Midfielder of the Year, USA Lacrosse All-American Second Team, Inside Lacrosse Midseason Second Team All-America honors, IWLCA South Region First Team and Nike Lacrosse Second Team Media All-American.

Frannie Hahn – Attacker – Redshirt Freshman – Catonsville, Md.

Hahn has totaled 91 points on 32 goals and 59 assists this season, breaking the all-time single season assists record at UF. She has recorded an assist in every game this season, taking home Big 12 Freshman of the Year.

The attacker was named to the USA Lacrosse All-American Third Team, earned Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American honorable mention, IWLCA South Region First Team and Nike Lacrosse Third Team Media All-American.

Gianna Monaco – Attacker – Junior – Mount Laurel, N.J.

Monaco leads the Gators in goals (73) and points (93) on the season, as she became just the seventh player in program history to record 70 or more goals in a season. The attacker recorded seven goals and eight points in the NCAA First Round against Mercer, tying a program NCAA Tournament game record.

Monaco was named to the All-Big 12 Team, All-Big 12 Tournament Team and earned IWLCA South Region First Team along with Nike Lacrosse Honorable Mention Media All-American.

Below is a full list of the 2025 IWLCA All-Americans.

First Team

Shea	Baker	Boston College
Theresa	Bragg	University of Florida
Anna	Brandt	University of Pennsylvania
Rachel	Clark	Boston College
Mckenna	Davis	Boston College
Shea	Dolce	Boston College
Maddie	Epke	James Madison University
Kate	Galica	University of Virginia
Chloe	Humphrey	University of North Carolina
Ashley	Humphrey	University of North Carolina
Emma	LoPinto	Boston College
Reagan	O’Brien	Johns Hopkins University
Madison	Taylor	Northwestern University
Fallon	Vaughn	Yale University
Brooklyn	Walker-Welch	University of North Carolina
Sammy	White	Northwestern University

Second Team

McKenzie	Blake	Princeton University
Chase	Boyle	Loyola University
Lydia	Colasante	Boston College
Jenna	Collignon	Yale University
Alyssa	Daley	United States Naval Academy
Haven	Dora	Princeton University
Brigid	Duffy	United States Military Academy
Sam	Forrest	University of North Carolina
Jane	Hansen	Northwestern University
Avery	Hines	Stony Brook University
Georgia	Latch	Loyola University
Ashley	Mackin	Johns Hopkins University
Erin	O’Grady	University of Michigan
Aliya	Polisky	Stanford University
Natalie	Shurtleff	Clemson University
Jill	Smith	University of Michigan

Third Team

Summer	Agostino	Clemson University
Madison	Alaimo	University of Virginia
Dylan	Allen	Princeton University
Carly	Bernstein	Duke University
Grace	Callahan	University of Michigan
Kaitlyn	Davies	University of Florida
Kori	Edmondson	University of Maryland
Natasha	Gorriaran	University of Pennsylvania
Frannie	Hahn	University of Florida
Callie	Hem	Duke University
Taylor	Lane	Yale University
Gianna	Monaco	University of Florida
Eliza	Osburn	University of North Carolina
Orly	Sedransk	University of Pennsylvania
Sam	Smith	Northwestern University
Ellie	Traggio	University of North Carolina

 
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