The University of Scranton women's lacrosse team had seven student-athletes earn All-Landmark Conference honors, as announced by the conference office this afternoon. 

Jillian Lopez was named Landmark Offensive Player of the Year, Eileen Hewitt earned Defensive Player of the Year honors, and Chrissy Trescavage and her staff were recognized as the Coaching Staff of the Year. 

Lopez, Hewitt, Mia Dinnocenzio, and Eva Guerino were all named First Team All-Conference selections. Grace DiDominica and Paige Martin earned Second Team All-Conference honors while Lylah Wilhelm was named All-Landmark Honorable Mention. 

Jillian Lopez – Offensive Player of the Year / First Team All-Conference 

• After a historic 2026 regular season, Lopez earned her first Offensive Player of the Year award of her career. The junior is the third Royal to earn the honor and the first since Jill Henson in 2021. 
• Lopez leads the Royals with 84 points and ranks among the top 10 nationally with a career-best 72 goals this season. She has added 12 assists, 30 ground balls, 18 caused turnovers and 50 draw controls, including the 200th draw control of her career to become the third player in program history to reach the milestone. The Sayville, N.Y., native has set new career highs in points, goals and assists during her standout junior season. 
• The junior captain has recorded multiple goals in 17 of her 18 appearances this season and has scored four or more goals nine times. In eight non-conference matchups against teams ranked in the top 25 of the IWLCA Coaches Poll, she totaled 37 goals and five assists, establishing herself as a dominant offensive presence against some of the nation's top competition.
• After earning All-Conference Second Team honors last season and All-Landmark Honorable Mention recognition as a freshman, Lopez is now a three-time All-Landmark selection and adds Offensive Player of the Year to her resume. 

Eileen Hewitt – Defensive Player of the Year / First Team All-Conference 

• Hewitt earned Defensive Player of the Year honors following a standout 2026 campaign in which she anchored the Landmark Conference's top-ranked defense. The award marks the first Defensive Player of the Year recognition of her career and the second major conference honor for the junior, who was named Rookie of the Year in 2024. She becomes the third Royal to earn the award and the first since Emily Schum claimed the honor in 2022. 
• The Downingtown, Pa., native is third in the Landmark with 38 caused turnovers and ranks fourth with 54 ground balls. She leads a Scranton unit that allows just 8.00 goals per game overall and only 5.40 goals per game against conference opponents this season. 
• Hewitt has also made a significant impact on the offensive end. She ranks fifth in the conference with a career-best 49 goals and sits fourth with a career high of 77 points, while adding 33 assists as well. The junior has also recorded a career-best 92 draw controls, including the 200th of her career earlier this season, becoming just the second player in program history to reach the milestone. Hewitt has scored at least one goal in every game this season and has posted multiple goals in 16 of 18 contests. 
• A First Team All-Conference selection in each of the past two seasons after earning Second Team honors as a freshman, Hewitt is now a three-time All-Landmark honoree and adds Defensive Player of the Year to an already decorated resume. 

Mia Dinnocenzio – First Team All-Conference 

• This marks the first All-Landmark selection of the senior captain's career. 
• A steady veteran presence on the defensive end, Dinnocenzio ranks fourth in the Landmark 37 caused turnovers while adding 38 ground balls. She helped anchor a Scranton unit that leads the conference with an 8.00 goals against average and a 5.40 GAA in Landmark play. 

Eva Guerino – First Team All-Conference 

• This marks the second consecutive All-Landmark First Team selection of Guerino's career. 
• The senior captain has turned in a strong campaign in her first full season as the starter, ranking second in the Landmark Conference with a .510 save percentage and third with an 8.25 goals against average. She has backstopped the conference's top-ranked defense to a 14-4 record this season. 
• The Hopewell, N.J., native has recorded double-digit saves in five games and has totaled a career-high 133 saves. 

Grace DiDominica – Second Team All-Conference 

• DiDominica earns the first All-Conference honor of her career. 
• The sophomore has established career highs across the board this season. She ranks third on the team with 39 points and 20 goals, while her 19 assists trail only Hewitt for the team lead. 
• The Oceanside, N.Y., native has also recorded four game-winning goals this season, highlighted by a game-winner with under four seconds remaining against No. 6 Franklin & Marshall and the overtime winner against No. 25 Ithaca. 

Paige Martin – Second Team All-Conference 

• This marks the first All-Conference honor of Martin's career. 
• Martin has provided a steady presence on the Landmark's top-ranked defense, primarily tasked with guarding each opponent's top attacker. She has tallied a career-high 21 caused turnovers and 34 ground balls during her sophomore season. 

Lylah Wilhelm – Honorable Mention 

• Wilhelm has been a strong presence in the draw circle during her freshman season, recording 50 draw controls and helping Scranton win 54 percent of its draws, the program's best mark since 2024. 
• The freshman has also contributed seven goals and five assists en route to the first All-Landmark selection of her career. 

Coaching Staff of the Year  

Head Coach: Chrissy Trescavage 
Assistant Coach: Erin Reich 

• Scranton's staff was named Landmark Coaching Staff of the Year for the second consecutive season, marking the second time under Trescavage and the third time in program history. 
• Trescavage and her staff has guided the Royals to back-to-back 9-0 seasons in Landmark play and enter the Landmark Playoffs as the top seed for the third straight season. 
• Following their win over Susquehanna in the semifinals, the Royals advanced to the Landmark Championship game for the 10th consecutive season and the seventh straight under Trescavage. 
• After capturing three consecutive Landmark titles, Scranton will look to join Catholic as the only programs in Landmark women's lacrosse history to win four straight championships. 

The University of Scranton women's lacrosse team is back in action Saturday afternoon in the Landmark Conference Championship game against Catholic, with action set to begin at 3:30 p.m. at Weiss Field in Scranton as the Royals will compete for their fourth straight Landmark Title.