LANCASTER, Pa. – Seniors Belle Dintino and Lauren Pittman were both named to the USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American team to add more accolades to their decorated athletic resumes. Dintino was a named a second-team selection, while Pittman earned third-team recognition.

Dintino earned second-team recognition by the organization for the fourth time in her career. The two-time Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Year finished her senior season with 60 draw controls, 44 ground balls, and 31 caused turnovers. Both her ground ball and caused turnover totals led the Diplomats. F&M's captain caused a turnover in 14 different contests, causing four takeaways during the season-opening win at nationally-ranked Washington and Lee before matching that total during the victory against Dickinson.

Pittman earned third-team recognition in her third consecutive season receiving All-America from the organization. Pittman registered 56 points on 46 goals and 10 assists during her senior season to finish her career with 307 points. Pittman additionally led the Diplomats with 81 draw controls on the season. Pittman scored at least three goals during half of her appearances in the starting lineup.

Women's lacrosse won its fourth consecutive Centennial Conference Championship during the 2026 season and won its opening round game by a 21-4 score against Neumann before falling to Trinity (Conn.) during the second round of the tournament.