Indianapolis, Ind.- The Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) revealed its selections for the 2025 women's lacrosse all-conference teams on Thursday, April 30. Findlay, which has earned a trip to the G-MAC Tournament Championship, had four players named as sophomore Kendra Stevens, junior Rebecca Chmiel, sophomore Caroline Weber, and senior Brinlee Barry were all tabbed.

After earning second team honors as a freshman, Kendra Stevens adds another accolade to her résumé with first team all-G-MAC recognition this season. The defender appeared in all 16 games for the Orange and Black, making 15 starts. She leads the team with 43 ground balls to average 2.69 per game, ranking tenth in the conference, while anchoring a defense that allows just 8.5 goals per game. Stevens has also totaled 11 caused turnovers and 15 draw controls.

Findlay's offensive leader, Rebecca Chmiel, was tabbed second team all-conference. She leads the Oilers with 40 goals, averaging 2.50 per game, which ranks among the top-10 in the conference. Chmiel also tops the team with 11 assists, 51 points, and 90 shots. On the defensive end, she has added 14 caused turnovers and nine draw controls.

Sophomore goalkeeper Caroline Weber earns her first all-G-MAC honor, landing on the second team. She started all 16 games for Findlay, posting a 7-6 record across 527 minutes in goal. Weber has recorded 61 saves for a 41.8% save percentage, which ranks fourth in the conference, while her 9.68 goals-against average sits third in the league.

Earning all-G-MAC status for a fourth and final time is senior Brinlee Barry who secured a spot on the second team. A defender for the Oilers, Barry had 28 ground balls this season and a career-best 19 caused turnovers. She helped lock down a defense that allowed the second-fewest goals in the G-MAC.