SHIPPENSBURG — Lock Haven women’s basketball standouts Alana Robinson and Madeline Evans were named to the 2025-26 Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-Atlantic Region teams, the organization announced.

Robinson was named to the first team and Evans was named to the second team.

The honor is the second of Robinson’s career, after being named to the Second Team as a sophomore. Evans bring home her first All-Region honor as a junior.

As a member of the first team, Robinson will move on for All-American Consideration.

The duo recently swept Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Athlete (Robinson) and Defensive Athlete (Evans) of the Year.

Robinson recently completed a decorated career by claiming PSAC East Athlete of the Year honors, giving her a major conference award in each of her four seasons, after being voted Freshman of the Year in 2023 and Defensive Player of the Year in 2024 and 2025. She finishes her time at Lock Haven with more than 1,500 points (3rd all-time), 750 rebounds, a program-record 240 blocks and 220 steals.

Robinson set the single-season block record in all four seasons, while her total of 82 from 2024 stands at No 1.

Robinson posted career highs this season with 15.0 points, 2.3 assists and a 47% field-goal mark. Robinson ranked second in the PSAC with 55 blocks, was second in steals per game at 2.4 and finished fifth in total steals with 68.

Evans earned her first major conference honor as PSAC East Defensive Athlete of the Year and secured a spot on the First Team after a Second Team selection in 2024. The junior center anchored the interior for Lock Haven and turned in one of the most productive seasons in the country.

Evans recorded 19 double-doubles and led the nation in that category for much of the year, while pacing the PSAC in free throws made with 185 – a total that ranked fourth in Division II. She also led the conference in total rebounds with 344, which is also a program record. Offensively, she shot 51% from the field, 44% from 3-point range and 81% at the free-throw line.

Evans and Robinson’s presence on the glass and on the defensive end helped Lock Haven rise to No. 1 nationally in rebound margin in Division II.