WINONA LAKE, Ind. - Peyton Murphy continues to earn national honors after wrapping up her final season for Grace College's women;'s basketball team.

Murphy was named NCCAA Second Team All-American after setting career highs in points (16.0 ppg) rebounds (10.1 rpg) and assists (2.8 apg).

During her career Murphy started in 92 games and helped the Lancers to the programs first ever national championship in 2024.

She concludes her career among Grace's elite, finishing 16th in all-time scoring (1,098) eighth in assists (298) fourth in rebounds (785) ninth in blocks (39) and third in steals (263).

This is Murphy's first time earning all-american status but her recognition marks the seventh consecutive season that Grace has had at least one player named all-american. Grace has had 10 all-american performances under head coach Dan Davis.

The Lancers also earned high marks in the classroom with five players earning academic recognition.

Sahara Bee, Bekah Marshall, Kaydence Mellott, Kate Rulli and Kensie Ryman were all named NCCAA/NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

Morganne Houk, Marshall and Ryman were recognized on the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District Team.