WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – After leading the MAC Freedom in both scoring and rebounding, Lycoming College senior Erica Lutz (Bernville, Pa./Hamburg) became the school's first player in program history to earn all-region honors from  D3hoops.com, taking a spot on the All-Atlantic/Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team, the website announced.
 
Lutz also became the women's basketball program's first MAC Scholar Athlete, which was announced on Wednesday, April 21.
 
A First Team All-MAC Freedom selection this year, Lutz became the first Warrior in program history to lead the conference in both scoring (16.2) and rebounding (11.3) in the same year and she joined LeVan (18.8, 2001), Kaitlyn Ober (14.6, 2011) and Shelby Mueller (15.0, 2018) as conference scoring leaders. She also finished second in the league in field goal percentage (.527), sixth in free throw percentage (.760) and blocked shots (1.2) and seventh in assists (2.5). She finished the season 18th in Division III in rebounding (11.3) and 90th in points per game.
 
During the season, the senior led the Warriors in scoring and rebounding in all six games, posting four double-doubles.
 
Lutz finished her career with 901 points, crossing the 900-point plateau with her last bucket of the season against Stevenson on March 18. The 6-0 forward became the fourth player in program history to reach 25 career double-doubles and also finished her career with a program-best .527 field goal percentage (382-of-729), second in program history with 138 blocked shots and sixth with 671 rebounds.
  
The Warriors finished the COVID-19-shortened season 2-4 under 28th-year head coach Christen Ditzler.