CENTER VALLEY, Pa. – Four members of the Boston University women's lacrosse team earned All-Patriot League honors, as announced by the conference Monday. Kaitlin Belval, Kailey Conry, and Tonianne Magnelli were each named to the First Team, while Emily Vervlied earned Second Team honors.

Belval posted a career year, leading the team with 31 goals to earn her second straight All-League selection. The senior midfielder also set new career highs of 17 caused turnovers and 39 points. Additionally, she came away with 74 draw controls and posted 11 multi-goal games.

Conry earned her third straight All-League honor and second straight First Team nod after leading the NCAA in assists per game (3.67) and ranked second in the Patriot League in points per game (5.33). Conry broke her own single-season assists record with 55 assists and handed out at least one helper in all 15 games played. The junior attack posted a career-high 80 points on the season and set the program single-game point record with a 13-point outing at Holy Cross on April 17.

Magnelli also secured her second straight All-League nod after rackup in 81 draw controls, which ranks second-most in a single season in program history. The senior co-captain was a two-time Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week and was one of three Terriers to start all 18 games. A senior co-captain, she also ranked second on the team in ground balls (34) and caused turnovers (25).

Vervlied posted a breakout sophomore season en route to earning her first spot on the All-Patriot League squad. Vervlied tripled her goal total from her freshman year (30) and led the team with 28 caused turnovers. She also tied for second on the team in points (39) and ranked third in ground balls (33). In conference games, she amassed 20 goals, 27 points, 22 ground balls and 20 caused turnovers.

BU finished the season with an 11-7 record under first-year head coach Lauren Morton, recording its most wins since the 2012 season.