PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Vermont State University Castleton women's basketball standout Elise Magro was named Second Team All-Little East Conference on Tuesday, marking the fourth time in her career she landed All-LEC recognition.
 
The fifth-year guard from Rutland has twice been named to the LEC's Second Team All-Conference and has twice been named First Team All-Conference. She was also the league's 2020 Rookie of the Year and received numerous weekly awards from the LEC during her career.
 
Magro was a top-five player in the league this year in a number of categories. She finished the year averaging 18 points per game—good for third in the league. Her .826 free throw percentage was fifth best in the league on the third-most attempts, and her three assists per game were tied for fifth in the LEC. She also ranked fifth in the league in assist-to-turnover ratio and had 2.8 steals per game on defense—third most in the LEC.
 
She concludes her Spartan career as one of the most decorated players in program history, cementing her name across the program's record book. Her 1,660 points are second-most in a career for VTSU Castleton, as are her 640 field goals made, 285 free throws made and 284 steals. She ranks third all-time with 392 assists and has two of the top-five highest-scoring seasons in program history.
 
LEC Champion Rhode Island College claimed three of the four major awards and had five players spread across the two All-Conference teams.