Baltimore -- Inside Lacrosse announced their Nike Lacrosse Media All-American teams on Friday afternoon, as three players from the Loyola Maryland women's lacrosse team were named to the Third Team. 

Chase Boyle, Georgia Latch, and Lily Osborne were each named to the Third Team.

Boyle finished the season with 77 goals, 85 points, and 210 draw controls, as she was named a Inside Lacrosse All-American for the second year in a row. Boyle is tied for sixth in goals and fourth in draw controls Division I. She broke the Loyola career record for goals (243) and draw controls (481) during the season, as she also broke her own single-season draw control record with 210 draw controls during the season. She also led the Greyhounds top-ranked draw control unit, that leads Division I with a 69.9 draw control percentage and 20.3 draw controls per game. Loyola's draw control percentage would rank as the highest since it was tracked, as the 20.3 draws per game would be the most per game in a full season since draws were tracked. 

Latch had a historic 2025 campaign, as she finished the season with 56 goals, 71 assists, 127 points, and 91 draw controls. Latch ranks second in assists and points in Division I this season. This is Latch's third straight-year being named a Inside Lacrosse All-American. Her 71 assists and 127 points are program single-season records, while she tied the Patriot League record in both stats as well. Latch scored at least six points in 12 games this season, including at least 8 points in 8 games, including a streak of five of seven games to end the season. Latch finished her career second in Loyola and Patriot League history with 193 assists and 394 points, and is the active leader in points among all active players this season. 

Osborne led the Greyhounds back line this season as she was named a Inside Lacrosse All-American for her first time. She led the team with 27 caused turnovers on the season to go along with 34 ground balls and 80 draw controls on the season. Osborne not only played a crucial role on the defensive end and in the draw circle, but she was also a key piece in Loyola's transition game. She drew a matchup in each game this season, leading the Loyola defense to holding nine opponents to single-digit goals.