NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. — Isabella Caporuscio (First Team) and Hailey Huebner (Second Team) garnered All-American distinction from the IWLCA.

Caporuscio paced Stony Brook's offense with 87 points and 68 goals in 2026. She finished second on Stony Brook in draw controls (63), ground balls (56), and caused turnovers (50). In addition to earning All-American honors from the IWLCA, USA Lacrosse and ILWomen, Caporuscio was a Tewaaraton Award nominee, IWLCA All-Region, All-ECAC, CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player, CAA Midfielder of the Year and All-CAA First Team honoree.

Huebner tied a program record, set by fellow IWLCA All-American Avery Hines, with 74 caused turnovers in 2026. She ranked top-three in the nation in caused turnovers per game and she sat top-five in the nation with 58 ground balls as well. Huebner was the unanimous CAA Defensive Player of the Year and earned All-American distinction from all three outlets (IWLCA, ILWomen, USA Lacrosse).