COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Colorado State University Pueblo women's lacrosse had five players named to the 2025 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Women's Lacrosse All-Academic Honor Roll that was announced Thursday afternoon by the league office.

The ThunderWolves women's lacrosse players honored were junior attacker Audrey Allendorf (Stow, Ohio/Stow-Munroe Falls), senior goalkeeper Naomi Price-Burton (Aurora, Colo./Grandview), sophomore defender Dylan Retzloff (Bend, Ore./Mountain View), sophomore midfielder Sophia Rinn (Eagle, Colo./Eagle Valley) and sophomore midfielder Reese Wasmund (Portland, Ore./West Linn).

Requirements for selection to the RMAC Academic Honor Roll are that student-athletes have to have a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or above and have completed two consecutive semesters at the institution.

Allendorf and Price-Burton are both repeat RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll recipients from last season.

Allendorf, who carries a 3.72 cumulative GPA in Nursing, repeats as an RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll selection after playing in and starting all 14 games during the 2025 season. She recorded 20 ground balls, had eight caused turnovers, and tallied one draw control.

Price-Burton, who carries a 3.57 cumulative GPA in Criminology, repeats as an RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll selection after playing in four games as a backup goalkeeper. On the season, she recorded 10 saves in a little over 65 minutes of action in the cage and allowed 17 goals and faced 17 shots.

Retzloff, who carries a 3.39 cumulative GPA in Chemistry, earns her first RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll accolade after playing in and starting 14 games as a defender. On the season, she collected 23 ground balls and was tied for second on the team in caused turnovers with 11, and added two draw controls.

Rinn, who carries a 3.83 cumulative GPA in Health Sciences, earns her first RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll selection after playing in and starting all 14 games in the midfield. On the season, she was fourth on the team in goals with 15 and added three assists for a total of 18 points. She took 37 shots, including 31 shots on goal, and added 14 ground balls, seven draw controls, and one caused turnover. She tallied two or more goals in four games, including a career-high five goals against Fort Lewis.

Wasmund, who carries a 3.47 cumulative GPA in Criminology, earns her first RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll selection after playing in and starting all 14 games in the midfield. She was tied for third on the team in goals with 17 and added seven assists for a total of 25 points. She was third on the team in shots with 42, including 31 shots on goal, and she added 21 ground balls, 39 draw controls, and 14 caused turnovers. Tallied three games with three or more goals, including two games with five goals each, and recorded three or more draw controls in five games, including a season-high eight against Ashland.

Colorado Mesa, UCCS, and Westminster led the way with 14 honor roll selections, while Regis had 11 selections and Fort Lewis had seven selections.