The United East Conference announced their Women's Basketball All-Conference and Major Award winners for the 2025-26 season on Wednesday morning, with Lancaster Bible earning three selections to the All-Conference teams. For the Chargers, freshman Emily Wilson was named to the All-Conference Second Team while junior Rachel Nolt and senior Raven Hunter were each named to the All-Conference Third Team for this season. The Chargers landed three All-Conference honorees for the second straight season with two players earning their first career selections in Wilson (Fr.) and Hunter (Sr.).
 
Emily Wilson earns Second Team All-Conference honors in her first season, bursting onto the scene for LBC with immediate impact as a scorer and floor general. Wilson led the Chargers in scoring this season at 12.0 points per game, reaching double-figures in 19 games with a season-high 19 points twice against both Lehman (Nov. 15) and Penn St. Harrisburg (Feb. 14). Emily also showed her skill as a passer this season with 98 total assists, leading the Chargers and tying for seventh in the United East in total assists as well as ninth in the conference in assists per game at 3.6. Her 98 assists are the 11th-most in a single season in program history and Emily also led the Chargers in steals with 36 and in made 3-pointers with 36.
 
Rachel Nolt notched her second career All-Conference honor in her third season, earning Third Team honors for the second year in a row. Rachel averaged double-figures in scoring for the third straight season at 11.3 points per game, reaching 10+ points in 17 games with a season-high 23 points in a home win over Cedar Crest on December 3. Nolt led the Chargers in total rebounding with 207 total rebounds at 7.7 per game, making her one of 12 players in the United East this season to grab 200 rebounds. Nolt grabbed 10 rebounds in nine different games, posting eight total double-doubles to lead the Chargers. Rachel became just the fourth player in program history to record three 200+ rebound seasons for the Chargers, joining Courtney Goyak (2016-19), Shanice Smith (2012-16), and Aubrey Folger (2012-16) as the only players to do so. Nolt ranks sixth in program history in total rebounds with 635 and surpassed 800 career points this season, ranking 21st all-time in that category as well as tied for 14th all-time in made 3-pointers with 60.
 
Raven Hunter earns Third Team honors for her first career All-Conference selection as a senior, playing efficiently for the Chargers in less than 27 minutes per game. Raven shot a team-best 47.2% from the field for 9.8 points per game, scoring in double-figures 12 times with a season-high 18 against Centenary (N.J.) on November 19. Hunter also put up big rebounding numbers for the Chargers with 7.2 rebounds per game, grabbing a career-high 16 boards on November 14 at Goucher and posting four double-doubles on the year. Adding to her defensive numbers, Hunter racked up 38 total blocks on the season, ranking third in the United East with about 1.6 blocks per game and 10 games with multiple blocks this season. Raven ranks second in program history with 90 total blocks, trailing only Aubrey Folger (2012-16) in that category all-time.
 
Across the United East, St. Mary's (Md.) junior Olivia Liszt was named Player of the Year, Cedar Crest junior Samora Merchant was named Defensive Player of the Year, Gallaudet first year Natalie Greene earned Rookie of the Year honors, and St. Mary's (Md.) head coach LaTanya Collins was recognized as Coach of the Year.
 
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