ATLANTA- Jamie Blair Page and Sarah Hawthorne were named first team All-Conference, and were two of seven women's lacrosse players named to the All-Conference team. 

Page was named first-team attacker and  tied for the Southern Athletic Association lead in points with 79 and easily led the conference with 38 assists. Page finished fourth in the conference in groundballs (50), and scored on an impressive 71 percent of her shots on goal. 

Sarah Hawthorne was named a first-team midfielder. Hawthorne led the conference with 88 ground balls. Hawthorne also led the Majors and finished second in the conference with 44 caused turnovers. In addition to her stellar defense, Hawthorne also had 29 goals and 39 points on the year. 

Majors' goaltender Madelyn Walker was named second-team All-Conference. The junior led the conference with a .488 save percentage. Her 11.99 goals against average was third in the conference as were her 139 saves. 

Freshman attacker Whitney Smith also garnered a second team nomination. Smith tied for 9th in the conference with 39 goals and fourth in total points with 64. 

Freshman midfielder Alex Morphew was also named to the second team. The Majors' face-off specialist, she led the team with 44 draw controls good for sixth in the conference. Additionally, Morphew scored 30 goals and finished with 42 points on the year. 

Senior defenders Margaret Eggers and Victoria Wheeler were named to the second team and honorable mention, respectfully. The seniors anchored a defense that allowed the fewest goals in the Southern Athletic Association. Eggers caused 10 turnovers and 24 ground balls while Wheeler caused 12 turnovers while scooping up 34 groundballs. 

The Majors finished the year at 8-6 and a birth in the conference semi-finals. Both are the best finishes in school history.