CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Women's Lacrosse seniors Riley Campbell and Callie Hem both earned Honorable Mention All-America accolades from USA Lacrosse, it was announced today. 
 
Campbell, a senior captain netted 60 goals and added 22 assists for a total of 82 points this season. A key factor on both sides of the ball, the New Jersey native also added 21 ground balls, 22 draws, and eight caused turnovers in an impressive season. Scoring at least three or more goals in 12 of 15 games this season, Campbell finished as one of the most dangerous offensive threats in the country after finishing the campaign at No. 8 in the NCAA in goals per game (4.00). A first-team All-Ivy selection, Campbell finished second in both goals and points in the Ivy League. 
 
Hem, another threat offensively for the Crimson netted 59 goals this season. Opening the season with 33 goals in the first six games, the senior tallied a seven and an eight-goal game out of the gate to begin her senior season. Netting the game-winning goal in a key victory over the Brown Bears, Hem went on to add three game-winning goals this season. Earning a second-team All-Ivy nod, Hem also finished the season at No. 10 in goals per game in the nation. Within the Ivy League, the senior finished third in goals per game, and fourth in points per game.

The first Harvard All-American accolade since 2018, Campbell, Hem, and the Crimson clinched its third consecutive trip to the Ivy Tournament this season after a 4-3 conference record and a 10-5 overall record.