NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. – The IWLCA released its all-region honorees for the 2021 women's lacrosse season on Wednesday morning, with four Loyola University Maryland standouts among those recognized.

Katie Detwiler, Sam Fiedler and Livy Rosenzweig were all named First Team Mid-Atlantic All-Region, while Kaitlyn Larsson was included on the second team. Loyola's three first team selections were tied with Drexel for the most in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Detwiler, Fiedler and Rosenzweig were chosen to the Tewaaraton Award watch list this season, with Rosenzweig later selected as one of 25 semifinalists for the national honor. Detwiler and Larsson are recognized regionally for the first time, while Fiedler becomes a two-time recipient and Rosenzweig is now a three-time first team honoree.

Previously honored as the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, Detwiler was Loyola's top matchup defender throughout the season. She shut down several top attacking threats during the Greyhounds' 12-game winning streak from March 3 – May 14, including Drexel's Karson Harris (1 G, 1 A, 3 TO), Navy's Nicole Victory (0 G, 2 A, 3 TO) and American's Emma Vinall (0 G, 1 A). A seven-time Patriot League weekly award winner in her career, Detwiler totaled 20 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers this spring while also ranking third on the team with 41 draw controls.

Fiedler was Loyola's leading goal scorer at the time of her season-ending injury on April 16, finishing the year with 32 goals, 13 assists, 14 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers in her 10 appearances. Previously a second team all-region selection as a sophomore in 2019, she posted hat tricks in 7 of 10 games and recorded 6+ points on four occasions. Fiedler has supplied 134 goals with a .641 shot percentage in her first 57 collegiate appearances.

Rosenzweig adds another award to her collection, as she was named Loyola's Women's Senior of the Year last night and took home Patriot League Attacker of the Year accolades on May 3. She led Loyola and the Patriot League with 83 points (33 G, 50 A), won a team-high 84 draw controls and continues to rank second nationally in assists per game (3.33). Rosenzweig is Loyola's all-time leader in career points (328) and the Patriot League record-holder in career assists (184). She recorded multiple points in all 15 games this spring, including six 7+ point performances.

Larsson posted several standout efforts in goal during Loyola's winning streak, holding opponents to single-digit scoring in 10 of 12 victories. Previously announced as the Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year, she ranks fourth in Division I in goals-against average (8.55) and she is 11th nationally in save percentage (.491). Larsson was a key contributor to the Greyhounds' three postseason victories, making 18 saves with a .600 save percentage in the Patriot League tournament and adding 12 stops with a .571 save percentage in an 11-9 win over Hofstra in the NCAA tournament's first round.

Loyola finished the year with a final record of 12-3, winning their fifth Patriot League championship in the last seven completed seasons and making their ninth NCAA tournament in the last 10 years under head coach Jen Adams. The Greyhounds have received at least three all-region selections in all 12 completed seasons during Adams' tenure.