2025 All-OAC Women's Lacrosse PDF
WESTERVILLE – Otterbein sophomore midfielder
Alyssa Glenn and senior goalkeeper
Maggie Nance earned All-Ohio Athletic Conference recognition in women's lacrosse for the 2025 season, the league announced on Thursday.
Glenn was named to the All-OAC Second Team, and Nance was an Honorable Mention selection. This marks the second career All-OAC honor for Glenn and the fourth for Nance.
An All-OAC Second Team selection in 2024, Glenn started all 16 games this season and recorded 65 points on 57 goals and eight assists to go with 34 ground balls, 26 caused turnovers and 69 draw controls. She led the team in goals, ground balls, caused turnovers and draw controls and ranked second in points. In Otterbein's all-time single-season rankings, her 2025 season totals rank her fifth in goals, tied for sixth in points and tied for seventh in draw controls. In the OAC, she ranked fifth in goals, tied for 11th in points, tied for third in caused turnovers and eighth in draw controls.
Glenn closed the year with nine games with three-plus goals and six games with five-plus points. In a 17-10 win over Muskingum on April 18, she tallied career-highs of eight goals and 12 draw controls, both of which rank fourth all-time at Otterbein for a single game.
In two seasons at Otterbein, Glenn has started all 32 of the games in which she has played, tallying 109 points on 97 goals and 12 assists to go with 66 ground balls, 49 caused turnovers and 128 draw controls.
Nance has now earned All-OAC recognition in all four of her seasons at Otterbein, including twice on the First Team as the OAC Goalkeeper of the Year in 2022 and 2023 and a Second Team honor in 2024. Her OAC Goalkeeper of the Year accolade in 2022 made her the first in program history to earn that honor, and she is a two-time Academic All-OAC recipient in addition to an IWLCA Academic Honor Roll award in 2024.
Nance started all 16 games this season, playing just over 792 minutes in goal. She posted double-digit saves in eight outings, including a season-high of 15 against Wooster on March 26 and Marietta on April 23. She closed the year with 149 saves, which ranked second in the OAC, to go with a .407 save percentage and 16.44 GAA.
In four seasons at Otterbein, Nance has played in 64 career games, starting 63 of them, and boasts 600 saves, 25 goalkeeper wins, a .435 save percentage and 12.78 GAA in just over 3,657 minutes in goal. She is the program's all-time career leader in saves and holds four of the top five spots on the all-time single-season saves list (159 in 2022- 1st, 156 in 2023- 2nd, 149 in 2025- 4th, 136 in 2024- 5th).
