Northborough, Mass. - The five-time Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC)-champion Georgian Court University women's lacrosse squad received some well-deserved recognition last week as three Lions landed a spot on the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) All-Region team.

Shaine Sauter, earns a spot on the Atlantic Region First Team, while Sabrina Chandler and Heather Devaney take Second Team honors.

A second-team selection in '21, Sauter receives First Team acclaim this year after concocting an incredibly-balanced campaign consisting of 61 goals (4th in CACC), 82 points (5th), 71 draw controls (9th), 25 caused turnovers (2nd), and 39 ground balls (5th). The native of Colts Neck, N.J. contributed at least one goal in all 19 contests, while enjoying 16 showings with two or more. The senior midfielder torched Wilmington University for nine points (seven goals) in a 25-12 defeat of the Wildcats on April 13.

Sauter has collected 134 goals (177 points) and 162 draws in her five seasons sporting the royal and gold.

Chandler, now a two-time Second Team selection, dominated at the draw for the Lions, securing an incredible 125 draw controls (1st in CACC) over 19 starts. The senior also contributed 54 goals and 13 assists for 67 total points. A Jackson, N.J. native, Chandler netted tallies in all but three contests, including 14 multi-goal efforts. The veteran attack recorded a season-high eight points ( six goals, two assists) in a 19-2 win at Chestnut Hill College on April 5. 

Sabrina owns 108 career goals (144 points) and 220 draw controls in her stellar collegiate career. Her 100th tally came in a win at Jefferson (Apr. 19) while draw control #200 took place in a victory at Felician (Apr. 30).

Devaney, the 2021 CACC Championship Tournament MVP, wraps up a senior campaign consisting of 47 goals and 26 assists, good enough for 73 total points. Recording at least one goal in all but two games this season, the Jackson, N.J. native compiled 14 multi-goal efforts. The senior saved her best for the postseason as Devaney recorded 13 playoff tallies, including an eight-point showing (seven goals, assist) in a 17-16 title game victory over Dominican College.