LILBURN, Ga. - Senior Mary Schlesuner of the Washington and Lee University women's basketball team was selected to play in the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Division III Women's Collegiate All-Star Game.

The all-stars were chosen by a committee composed of head women's basketball coaches of NCAA Division III programs, all of whom are members of the WBCA. Schleusner is the third player in program history to be named a WBCA All-star, joining Erin Hughes '21 and Hanna Malik '24.

The game will be played at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday, Mar. 21, preceding the NCAA Division III women's basketball national championship game in the Cregger Center on the campus of Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia. 

The 20 all-stars are divided into two 10-member teams for the game. Anne Crutchfield, former head coach of Emory & Henry University and Adrienne Shibles, former head coach of Bowdoin College, will be the coaches for the teams.

Team Crutchfield

• Zoey Buchan, University of Wisconsin-River Falls
• Bri Frongillo, Emerson College
• Stephanie Jean-Baptiste, SUNY Brockport
• Mckenzie Matheny, Randolph-Macon College
• Liv Monturo, Messiah University
• Makenna Mummert, Elizabethtown College
• Keimarya Rivera, Oglethorpe University
• Maija Rice, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• Mary Schleusner, Washington and Lee University
• Abigail Snyder, Southern Virginia University

Team Shibles

• Ava Bardic, Illinois Wesleyan University
• Helana Chadwick, McMurry University
• Caleigh Edwards, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges
• Anna Fernandez, Calvin University
• Natalie Gricius, Carroll University
• Riley Hevelow, Lebanon Valley College
• Janna Holley, California Lutheran University
• Kayla Mackel, Colorado College
• Samaree Perkins, Capital University
• Julia Roth, Susquehanna University

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