2022 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse Media Guide

Lacrosse Roster

Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse Roster

- Kady Glynn

- Amber McKenzie

- Izzy McMahon

- Lauren Gilbert

- Marie McCool

- Kerrigan Miller

- Kelly McPartland

- Amanda Johansen

- Katrina Geiger

- Katie O’Donnell

- Kenzie Kent

Dempsey Arsenault

Grace Griffin

- Sammy Jo Tracy

Sam Apuzzo

- Cortney Fortunato

- Scottie Rose Growney

- Mollie Stevens

Taylor VanThof

Read

- Courtney Taylor

- Ally Mastroianni

- Caroline Wakefield

Ally Palermo

- Jill Girardi

- Ella Simkins

- Sydney Watson

Douty

TABLE OF CONTENTS

#30 - Molly Wolf

- Kyra Pelton

- Kelsey Huff

- Mira Shane

- Alex Holman

- Lizzie Colson

- Becca Block

- Halle Majorana

#38 - Sam Geiersbach

#39 - Jamie Ortega

#40 - Aurora Cordingley

- Shayna Pirreca

- Ally Kennedy

- Caylee Waters

- Sydney Pirreca

- Kayla Wood

- Lindsey McKone

- Alyssa Parrella

- Molly Dougherty

- Sarah Cooper

- Molly Little

- Taylor Moreno

- Kristen

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- Emma Trenchard

- Paulina DiFatta

GUIDE

LEADERSHIP

Jon Patricof

Co-Founder/CEO

Jonathan Soros Co-Founder

BRANDING

Andrew Schloss Creative Director

BROADCAST

ATHLETES UNLIMITED STAFF DIRECTORY

MARKETING

Matt Biggers

Senior Director, Marketing

Laura Zambrana Marketing Manager

MEMBERSHIPS & TICKETING

Jake Williams

Cheri Kempf Senior Vice President

Stephanie Kane Sports Broadcast Video Editor

Eric Rhew Media Relations Manager

Holly Scott Production Manager

CIVIC LEADERSHIP

Hilary Meyer Senior Vice President of Impact

Jazmyn Jackson Manager, Civic Leadership

DIGITAL CONTENT

Jenny Jeffries Senior Director, Social & Content

Hope Ballard Junior Producer

Krystina Brown Social Media Producer

Savanna Collins Digital Media Reporter

JoJo Hesketh Producer

Jade Hewitt Lead Photographer

Ciara Ingram Associate Director of Video

Jonathan Louie Graphic Designer

Adeline Nicholson Social Media Coordinator

Josie Rohach Social Media Coordinator

Erin Williams Junior Producer

James Zehren Social Media Marketing Coordinator

FINANCE & OPERATIONS

Ana Drucker Senior Vice President

Nikki Caldeira General Counsel

Tamara Curl-Green Senior Director of Digital Fan Engagement

Mia Farinelli Manager of Talent & Development

Cora Letteri Assistant Digital Manager

Alexandra Licata Associate Director, Digital Experience

Justyce McClaine Administrative Assistant

Kristen Miles Senior Director, Operations

Colton Siebert Financial Business Analyst

Gwen Svekis Manager of Player Care and Coordination

TBA Sports Equipment Manager

Senior Director, Memberships & Ticketing

Jack Kochman Season Ticket & Group Sales Coordinator

Kerrie McClure Senior Manager, Season Tickets & Group Sales

PARTNERSHIPS

Alessandra Bilardello Head of Partnership Marketing

Caitlin Jackson Senior Manager, Partnership Marketing

Micah Lubow Director, Partnership Sales

Tia Meza Senior Director, Partnership Sales

Reid McGrory Senior Manager, Partnership Activation Michelle Polachek Senior Manager, Partnership Activation

SPECIAL PROJECTS

Nicole Pawlak

DIRECTORS OF SPORT

Ilene Hauser

Senior Director, Special Projects

Director of Sport, Basketball

Abi Jackson Director of Sport, Lacrosse Cheri Kempf Director of Sport, Softball Cassidy Lichtman Director of Sport, Volleyball

TECHNOLOGY

John Spade Chief Technology Officer

Johan Daniels IT Field Technician Gilbert Fong Technology Manager

2022 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE SCHEDULE

DATE DAY VISITING TEAM HOME TEAM NETWORK TIME (ET)

WEEK ONE

July 21 Thursday Team Blue Team Orange ESPN2 6:30 p.m.

July 21 Thursday Team Gold Team Purple ESPN2 9 p.m.

July 23 Saturday Team Purple Team Orange ESPNU 12:30 p.m.

July 23 Saturday Team Blue Team Gold ESPNU 3 p.m.

July 24 Sunday Team Purple Team Blue ESPN+ 1 p.m.

July 24 Sunday Team Orange Team Gold ESPN+ 3:30 p.m.

WEEK TWO

July 28 Thursday Team Blue Team Orange ESPN2 5 p.m.

July 28 Thursday Team Gold Team Purple ESPNU 7:30 p.m.

July 30 Saturday Team Purple Team Orange ESPN+ 1:30 p.m.

July 30 Saturday Team Blue Team Gold ESPN2 4 p.m.

July 31 Sunday Team Purple Team Blue ESPN+ 1 p.m.

July 31 Sunday Team Orange Team Gold ESPN+ 3:30 p.m.

WEEK THREE

August 4 Thursday Team Blue Team Orange ESPNU 6:30 p.m.

August 4 Thursday Team Gold Team Purple ESPN2 9 p.m.

August 6 Saturday Team Purple Team Orange ESPN+ 1:30 p.m.

August 6 Saturday Team Blue Team Gold ESPN+ 4 p.m.

August 7 Sunday Team Purple Team Blue ESPNU 1 p.m.

August 7 Sunday Team Orange Team Gold ESPNU 3:30 p.m.

WEEK FOUR

August 11 Thursday Team Blue Team Orange ESPNU 5:30 p.m.

August 11 Thursday Team Gold Team Purple ESPN2 8 p.m.

August 13 Saturday Team Purple Team Orange ESPNU 1 p.m.

August 13 Saturday Team Blue Team Gold ESPNU 3:30 p.m.

August 14 Sunday Team Purple Team Blue ESPN2 1 p.m.

August 14 Sunday Team Orange Team Gold ESPN+ 3:30 p.m.

WHO WE ARE

Athletes Unlimited is a new model of professional sports where athletes are decision makers and individual players are champions of team sports. We lit erally change the game with faster play and fluid teams, delivering next-level competition and engagement in which every moment counts. Beginning in 2020 with Women’s Softball and following with Women’s Volleyball (2021), Women’s Lacrosse (2021), Women’s Basketball (2022) and AUX Softball (2022), Athletes Unlimited will build the next generation of both athletes and fans.

Our athletes are in charge of their team and league decisions, and of their individual success. We reboot timetables, rosters, and gameplay to create fast and exciting competition that speaks to contemporary sports fans, bring ing them close to the action and the athletes in games where every moment counts. We incorporate the player-centric model that fans love about fantasy sports. We use digital media platforms and cutting-edge technology to con nect fans deeply to athletes at the top of their game on and off the field, and to the game itself.

HOW THE TEAMS ARE SELECTED

A draft will be held prior to each week’s games with the top four players in the individual leaderboard serving as the team captains. The captains will then fill their rosters by selecting 13 other players. Each week’s draft will be held on the Monday before the respective week’s games and can be seen via the Athletes Unlimited YouTube channel.

Uniform colors will be assigned based on the team captain’s rank on the leaderboard. The top-scoring captain’s team will wear gold, while the sec ond-highest point scorer’s team dons orange jerseys. The third-place team will wear blue jerseys and the fourth-place team will wear purple jerseys.

All teams will consist of 14 players, including four attackers, four midfielders, four defenders and two goalkeepers.

RULES OF INTEREST

Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse playing rules are based on the NCAA rule book with several exceptions, including:

Field Size: The field is 95 yards long by 60 yards wide with 75 yards between the goals. In addition, the restraining line is the center line, but restraining lines will be in use for the draw. Instead of an eight-meter fan, Athletes Unlim ited Lacrosse will use an eight-meter “key.”

Timing: A total of four 10-minute (10:00) stopped time quarters will be played during a regulation game with a 60-second shot clock in play. There will be a three-minute (3:00) break between the first and second quarters and third and fourth quarters. Halftime will be 15 minutes in length.

Shot Clock Reset: The 60-second shot clock will reset if a shot attempt is a goal, saved by the goalkeeper or hits the crossbar or goal post.

Timeouts: Each team is permitted to take one timeout per quarter, but tim eouts do not carry over if unused. If a team does not take a timeout before the five-minute mark of the quarter, a media timeout will be called at the next dead ball situation. The first timeout of any quarter (media or team-called) will be three minutes (3:00) in length and any subsequent timeouts in the period will be one minute (1:00) in length.

Overtime and Shootouts: In the event a game is tied at the end of regulation, a three-minute overtime period will be played following a one-minute break. If the game is still tied following overtime, a shootout will take place with a maximum of six shooters selected (two rounds of three shooters) to partici pate after a one-minute break. Shooters will have 30 seconds to make their attempt, which must come outside the eight-meter key. If the teams are still tied following the shootout, the game will be declared a tie and game win points along with any quarter win points that rolled over will be split between the teams.

Foul Changes: No shooting space fouls will be called, but a dangerous shot foul can still be issued. If a shot attempt hits a player from the knee and above, a red card will be administered. In addition, defenders cannot intentionally enter the shooting space with the intent of blocking a shot, or position multiple defenders in front of the goal (walling). No three-second defensive calls will be made and no touch fouls will be called, but players cannot be displaced.

Over and Back: Teams may not go back into the defensive half of the field once they establish possession in the offensive half. If a team violates this rule, possession is turned over to the defensive team.

Captain’s Challenges: Teams will be permitted two (2) challenges per game, which are communicated to the officials via the captain or facilitator. The fol lowing situations may be challenged:

• Goals

• 2-Point Goals

• Whether the ball was out of the crosse when time expires in a period • Dangerous Shots

• False Starts

Teams DO NOT retain their challenges if they are successful. The Challenge Official will make the final decision on all challenges.

Scoring: Teams may score a two-point goal if the shot is released outside the eight-meter key. In addition, goalkeepers can score with a goalkeeper crosse during game play (regulation and overtime).

INDIVIDUAL LEADERBOARD

While traditional lacrosse statistics are kept during each game, players earn individual points by accumulating those statistics. Those points are used to create an individual leaderboard, which determines captains for each week and the individual champion at the end of the season.

Points are awarded at the following increments during the game: Goals +12 Points

2-Point Goals +16 Points

Assists +4 Points

Ground Balls +2 Points

Draw Controls +2 Points

Forcing a Shot Clock Violation * +2 Points

Committing a Shot Clock Violation * -2 Points

Turnovers -8 Points

Caused Turnovers +12 Points

Goalkeeper Saves +6 Points

Goals Against (Goalkeeper) -1 Point

Shots Saved by GK -2 Points

Yellow Card -4 Points Red Card -8 Points

* Points to Entire Team

If a game goes into overtime and/or a shootout, the stats accumulated during the extra period or shootout do not earn any individual points for the athletes on the leaderboard.

In addition, athletes will be awarded 20 individual points if their team wins a single quarter. If the teams score the same number of points (goals + twopoint goals) in a quarter, the points carry over to the next quarter.

Athletes on the winning team in each game will be awarded 45 individual points toward the leaderboard.

A total of three MVPs will be selected following each game by the athletes with the top player earning 45 points. The second MVP will receive 30 points, while the third MVP claims 15 points.

POSTSEASON AWARDS

The top four players on the final leaderboard along with the Defensive Player of the Year presented by GEICO will receive a medal designed and fabricated for Athletes Unlimited by Lisa Issenberg, founder of Kiitellä, inc.

The front face of the media represents the identity of Athletes Unlimited, while the back face of the medal leans into the specific sport, the year, loca tion and words about Athletes Unlimited’s vision, mission and values on and off the field - Excellence in Community and Leadership.

A four-member All-Defensive Team will be unveiled at the conclusion of the 2022 campaign.

ATHLETE COMPENSATION

Athletes are compensated in three ways during an Athletes Unlimited season, including base pay, win bonuses (quarter and game wins) and a leaderboard bonus. The leaderboard bonus also includes an additional donation equal to half of the athlete’s leaderboard bonus to their selected cause partner.

THE BOOK OF UNLIMITED

The Book of Unlimited was designed, handmade and bound for Athletes Un limited. The book weighs nearly 25 pounds, measures approximately 12” by 18” and contains nearly 500 pages. The champion, along with all who com peted, are inscribed into the book. In addition, The Book of Unlimited also contains a history of achievements in Athletes Unlimited, including stories, highlights and events.

The book is opened during the Opening Ceremony for each season and is closed after the champion is named and her name is inscribed into the book. The tradition began during Athletes Unlimited Softball’s inaugural season in 2020.

» A group of 17 members of the 2022 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse roster represented their country earlier this summer at two international events, including the World La crosse Women’s World Championship in Towson, Maryland, and The World Games in Birmingham, Alabama.

» The group included 14 members of Team USA, which claimed its fourth straight title at the World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship, while Athletes Unlimited play ers also competed for Israel, England and Canada.

» Rookie attacker Aurora Cordingley (Canada) joined midfielder Marie McCool (USA) and goalkeeper Britt Read (England) on the All-World Team. Cordingley ranked sec ond on Team Canada with 14 goals, while her 26 points were tied for the team lead.

» McCool, meanwhile, guided Team USA to a perfect 8-0 record, tallying 24 points on 20 goals and four assists. Read, who fashioned an 8.74 goals against average and a .441 save percentage, received All-World Team distinction after leading England to the Bronze medal with an overtime victory over Australia.

» Rookie attacker Charlotte North was tied for second on Team USA with 28 points, tallying a team-high 23 goals along with five assists. Attacker Sam Apuzzo matched North’s 28 points on the strength of 14 goals and 14 assists.

» Goalkeeper Caylee Waters split time between the pipes for Team USA, registering a 5.42 goals against average in seven appearances with 17 saves.

» Waters joined defenders Emma Trenchard, Becca Block and Meg Douty to form a defensive unit that conceded a tournament-low 38 goals in eight games. Team USA also posted a 21-0 shutout against Hong Kong, China to open Championship Bracket play on July 5.

» Several members of the 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse roster, including champi on Taylor Cummings, attackers Kayla Treanor and Kylie Ohlmiller, and midfielder Emily Parros, also competed on Team USA at the World Championship.

» A trio of Athletes Unlimited athletes also competed at The World Games as lacrosse introduced a “sixes” format at the event. Cordingley helped Canada win the Gold medal, while midfielder Lindsey McKone and attacker Sammy Jo Tracy played for Team Israel.

» McKone was Israel’s leading scorer at both events. After scoring 21 goals along with 14 assists at the World Championship, the former Northwestern star contributed 10 goals with five assists over four games at The World Games.

» Tracy, meanwhile, scored nine goals with two assists over four games at The World Games for Israel. She also tied McKone for the team lead with 17 shots.

WORLD LACROSSE WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

ATHLETE

COUNTRY

Marie McCool United States

Haley Warden United States

Charlotte North United States

Kenzie Kent United States

Sam Apuzzo United States

Dempsey Arsenault United States

Emma Trenchard United States

Ally Mastroianni United States

Lizzie Colson United States

Meg Douty United States

Ally Kennedy United States

Becca Block United States

Caylee Waters United States

Lindsey McKone Israel

Britt Read England

Aurora Cordingley Canada

THE WORLD GAMES

ATHLETE COUNTRY

Aurora Cordingley Canada

Lindsey McKone Israel

Sammy Jo Tracy Israel

NO. NAME POS. HT. HOMETOWN SCHOOL PRONUNCIATION INSTAGRAM TWITTER

00 Kady Glynn GK 5-4 Florham Park, N.J. Loyola Maryland kay-dee kady_glynn GLYNN_Coco_44

1 Amber McKenzie D 5-4 Westminster, Md. North Carolina amberfmckenzie amberfalcone

2 Izzy McMahon A 5-2 Bardonia, N.Y. USC izz_mcmahon The_IzzyIz

3 Lauren Gilbert A 5-6 Lake Oswego, Ore. Northwestern lo_gilbert

4 Marie McCool M 5-6 Moorestown, N.J. North Carolina mariemccool4 mariemccool4

5 Kerrigan Miller M 5-5 Bayport, N.Y. North Carolina kerriganmiller surferkerr

6 Kelly McPartland M 5-6 Farmingdale, N.Y. Maryland kelly_mcpartland

7 Amanda Johansen M 5-11 Glen Head, N.Y. USC jo-han-sen amandajohansen7 amandajohansen7

8 Katrina Geiger D 5-9 Drexel Hill, Pa. Loyola Maryland guy-gur katrinageiger katrinageiger8

9 Katie O'Donnell M 5-8 West Chester, Pa. Penn State katie.odonnell5 katie_oo

10 Kenzie Kent A 5-6 Norwell, Mass. Boston College kenziekent unkentrolable

11 Dempsey Arsenault M 5-8 New Hampton, N.H. Boston College are-sen-alt dempseyarsenault _Demps

12 Grace Griffin M 5-8 Sykesville, Md. Maryland ggriffin16 gmgriffin16

13 Sammy Jo Tracy A 5-4 Bedford, N.Y. North Carolina sammyjotracy13 SammJoT

14 Sam Apuzzo A 5-6 West Babylon, N.Y. Boston College uh-poo-zo sam_apuzzo SamApuzzo

15 Cortney Fortunato A 5-7 Northport, N.Y. Notre Dame cortfort15 cortfort15

16 Scottie Rose Growney A 5-9 Berwyn, Pa. North Carolina grown (rhymes with frown)-ee scottierosegrowney scottiegrowney

17 Mollie Stevens A 5-7 Centreville, Md. Florida mollie_stevens Mollie_Stevens

18 Taylor VanThof M 6-0 Livonia, N.Y. Loyola Maryland van thoff taylorvanthof taylorvanthof

19 Britt Read GK 5-6 Gibbsboro, N.J. Oregon brittanyread1 BrittanyRead1

20 Courtney Taylor D 5-6 Chalfont, Pa. Boston College courtneyy.taylorr courttaylor

21 Ally Mastroianni M 5-9 Martinsville, N.J. North Carolina mas-tree-ah-nee ally.mastroianni

22 Haley Warden M 5-7 Glen Mills, Pa. James Madison haleywarden haleywarden25

23 Caroline Wakefield D 5-7 Centreville, Va. North Carolina caroline_wakefield22

24 Ally Palermo D 5-1 Seaford, N.Y. Northwestern puh-lair-moh allypalermo_ apal219

25 Jill Girardi M 5-5 Watertown, N.Y. Northwestern jilliangirardi3

26 Ella Simkins D 5-6 Centerport, N.Y. Syracuse ella_simkins ellasimkins2

27 Sydney Watson M 5-8 Prince Frederick, Md. UConn sydney.watson5 sydney_kerryn

28 Nicole Levy A 5-2 East Islip, N.Y. Syracuse nicole_levy_ Nicoleelevy14

29 Meg Douty D 5-6 Fair Haven, N.J. Maryland dow-tee MegDouty MegDouty

30 Molly Wolf GK 5-5 Baltimore, Md. Loyola Maryland mollywolf30 GuacaMolly16

31 Kyra Pelton D 5-6 Redwood City, Calif. Stanford kyrapelton kyra_pelton

32 Kelsey Huff M 5-4 Eastport, N.Y. USC kelsey_huff kelseyhuff16

33 Mira Shane GK 5-5 Princeton, N.J. Michigan 4amiracle tis_a_MIRAcle

34 Alex Aust Holman A 5-9 Sterling, Va. Maryland ost alexaust_ AAust10

35 Lizzie Colson D 5-5 Manchester, Md. Maryland lizzie_colson LizzieColson

36 Becca Block D 5-6 Stratham, N.H. Syracuse rablock Becca_Block

37 Halle Majorana A 5-4 Manhasset, N.Y. Syracuse may-juh-rahn-uh hallemajorana halle_maj37

Sam Geiersbach A 5-7 West Babylon, N.Y. North Carolina guy-urs-back sammgeiersbach sammyyge

Jamie Ortega A 5-6 Centereach, N.Y. North Carolina jamieortega jamie__ortega

Aurora Cordingley A 5-4 Oakville, Ontario, Canada Maryland uh-roar-uh auroracordingley rorycord

Shayna Pirreca A 5-4 Mount Sinai, N.Y. Florida per-reck-uh shaynapirreca ShaynaPirreca

Ally Kennedy M 5-3 North Babylon, N.Y. Stony Brook allykennedy30 ally_kennedyx

Caylee Waters GK 5-5 Darien, Conn. North Carolina cayleewaters seawaters7

Sydney Pirreca D 5-1 Mount Sinai, N.Y. Florida per-reck-uh sydneypirreca sydpirreca

Kayla Wood D 5-6 Baltimore, Md. North Carolina _k_wood kwooood

Lindsey McKone M 5-3 Bellaire, Texas Northwestern lmckone22 LindseyMckone

Alyssa Parrella M 5-3 Miller Place, N.Y. Hofstra puh-rell-uh alyssaparrella AlyssaaParrella

Molly Dougherty GK 5-7 Alexandria, Va. James Madison dock-er-tee mollydougherty33 mollydoughert15

Sarah Cooper D 5-9 Lutherville, Md. Syracuse sarahcooper32 sarah_cooper32

Molly Little D 5-9 Tiverton, R.I. Denver balllikemoll balllikemoll

Taylor Moreno GK 5-7 Huntington, N.Y. North Carolina muh-ree-noh taylor_moreno taylormoreno14

Kristen Carr D 5-9 Baltimore, Md. North Carolina kristencarr8 kristen_carr8

Charlotte North A 5-7 Dallas, Texas Boston College charlottenorth8 charlotteocho8

Emma Trenchard D 5-4 Windsor, Conn. North Carolina emtrench9

Paulina DiFatta GK 5-7 Dix Hills, N.Y. Pittsburgh duh-fah-tuh paulinadifatta paulinadifatta

GLYNN

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Florham Park, N.J. COLLEGE: Loyola Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Friends of Jaclyn Foundation

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished fourth on the inaugural season leaderboard with 1,601 points … ranked second in the league with 1,275 win points … one of four players to hold top spot on individual leaderboard during the season, serving as the league leader on Aug. 14 … recorded eight games with 100 or more leaderboard points, including three straight 100-point outings to begin the season … third in Athletes Unlimited with 58 saves, including season-high nine stops against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 7 … ranked fifth in the league with 59 goals allowed … tallied season-high 217 leaderboard points against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 7 … notched six saves and conceded just one goal against Team O’Donnell on July 24 … ended season with six-save effort in overtime victory against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 22.

AT LOYOLA MARYLAND

Four-year letter winner for the Greyhounds who started 58-of-64 games from 201619 … two-time First-Team All-Patriot League selection … also garnered Second-Team All-Patriot League honors in 2017 … inaugural recipient of Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year award in 2019 … authored 10.57 goals against average during her career while stopping 47.4 percent of the shots she faced … ranks eighth in program history with 482 career saves … also stands 11th on Greyhounds’ career goals against average list.

PERSONAL

Currently works as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Richmond after spending two years on the staff at Monmouth.

GLYNN_Coco_44 kady_glynn kay-dee

KADY

MCKENZIE

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Westminster, Md. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Soni Sunshine Fund (Community Foundation of Carroll County)

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Played in all 15 games during inaugural season and compiled 854 lead erboard points … registered four outings with 100 or more leaderboard points, includ ing season-high 129 points against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 7 … tallied season-high three ground balls against Team Cummings on Aug. 15 … scored lone goal of the sea son against Team Wood on Aug. 16 while adding two draw controls.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Helped Team USA win Gold medal at 2009 and 2013 World Cup events … member of 2009 and 2013 All-World Teams while guiding United States to combined 14-0 record.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played for New England Command during 2018 Women’s Professional Lacrosse League season … served as an assistant coach for the New England Command in 2019 while pregnant with her second child.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference performer for the Tar Heels who played from 2006-09 … appeared in 81 career games … scored nine career goals, including six as a freshman, with 13 assists … accumulated 157 ground balls, including 56 during her senior season … consensus National Defender of the Year as a senior … member of 2009 NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team … finalist for Tewaaraton and Honda Awards as a senior … one of three players in North Carolina history to earn IWLCA All-America honors four times … led Tar Heels to NCAA Championship Game appear ance in 2009.

PERSONAL

Co-Chairperson of Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse’s Player Executive Committee … mar ried her husband, Norval, in 2014 … couple has two sons, Storm and Bolt … current ly serves as a co-director for Sound Lacrosse in Newtown, Conn. … husband played football at Vanderbilt University from 2001-04 and currently serves as a running backs coach and run game coordinator for the Commodores … hobbies include traveling, reading and running.

MCMAHON

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-2 HOMETOWN: Bardonia, N.Y. COLLEGE: USC

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Fashioned 914 leaderboard points during inaugural season with four games of 100 or more points … scored 10 goals with seven assists in 15 games … also contributed nine ground balls with four caused turnovers … set season high with four goals against Team Wood on Aug. 16 in Week Four finale … opened season with one goal and two assists against Team O’Donnell on July 23.

AT USC

Played four years for the Trojans after transferring from Army following freshman year … appeared in 59 career games at USC with 53 starts … tallied 107 career goals with 48 assists … also registered 58 ground balls with 78 draw controls … member of 2019 Pac-12 Conference All-Tournament Team … saw action in eight games as a freshman at Army with seven starts … totaled 16 goals with one assist and 13 draw controls … twosport athlete at Army who also played on basketball team.

PERSONAL

Comes from a family of dedicated lacrosse players … both parents played lacrosse at William & Mary and all four of her sisters played college lacrosse … older sister, Gabby, was an All-Conference performer at USC from 2014-17 … younger sister, Dan iella, played lacrosse at Stanford … younger sister, Michaela, played lacrosse at USC … youngest sister, Sophia, competes for Stanford women’s lacrosse team.

LAUREN

GILBERT

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Lake Oswego, Ore. COLLEGE: Northwestern

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

AT NORTHWESTERN

Five-year letter winner for the Wildcats who started 63-of-81 games from 2018-22 … fourth-leading scorer in program history with 225 career goals … also contributed 59 assists and 155 draw controls … finished career ranked sixth on Northwestern’s career list with 284 points … led Northwestern to pair of Big Ten Conference titles and three appearances in NCAA semifinals … member of 2022 NCAA Championship All-Tourna ment Team … First-Team IWLCA All-America selection in each of her last two seasons … also received Second-Team All-America status from Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine … garnered All-Big Ten First Team recognition in 2021 and 2022 campaigns … started all 21 games as a fifth-year senior and led Wildcats with 79 goals and 106 points … also ranked second on the squad with 27 assists … finished 2022 campaign as the Big Ten’s leading goal scorer while ranking fifth in NCAA Division I … starter in 16 games during 2021 season and netted 66 goals with nine assists … contributed 25 goals with nine assists in seven games during COVID-shortened 2020 campaign … starter in 20-of-21 games as a sophomore who scored 52 goals with 13 assists … ap peared in 17 games during freshman campaign, scoring three goals with one assist … recipient of N Club Award, which is given to the best male and female student-athlete in each graduating senior class … two-time captain for the Wildcats who moved from midfield to attack as a sophomore.

PERSONAL

Majored in journalism at Northwestern … mother, Christina, played field hockey at Dart mouth … father, Jerry, played football at Dartmouth … sister, Katy, is a midfielder on lacrosse team at Stanford who just completed her sophomore season … summer hob bies including hiking, paddle boarding and waterskiing on the lake … huge dog lover who has a labradoodle named Rudy.

MCCOOL

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Moorestown, N.J. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Harlem Lacrosse

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Accumulated 1,517 leaderboard points during inaugural season … posted 100 or more points in a game eight times, including five of final seven outings … ranked fifth in the league with 452 stat points … finished season with 49 draw controls, the sec ond-highest total in the league … scored 28 goals, including a pair of two-point goals, with 11 assists in 11 games … tallied at least one goal in 14-of-15 games, including the first 10 outings in a row … ranked second in Athletes Unlimited with 10 multi-goal perfor mances, including four hat tricks … registered a pair of five-point efforts … scored three goals with two assists against Team O’Donnell on July 25 before netting three goals with two assists against Team Glynn on Aug. 16 … posted season-high four caused turnovers in season opener on July 23 against Team Ohlmiller … earned season-high 173 leaderboard points against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 20 with three goals, two ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … AllWorld Team selection who ranked second on the team with 20 goals while contributing 17 draw controls … registered five hat tricks in eight games, including four-goal perfor mance against Australia … also played for Gold medal-winning Team USA at 2017 World Cup as one of only two collegiate players on the roster … tied for fifth on the team with 12 goals in eight appearances … added nine ground balls with six caused turnovers … also scored four goals in four games to help Team USA win the World Games champi onship in Poland.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

No. 2 overall selection in the inaugural Women’s Professional Lacrosse League Draft … two-time selection to WPLL All-Star Team while playing with the Baltimore Brave … honored as 2018 WPLL Most Valuable Player … scored 14 goals with three assists and 32 draw controls in 2019 while leading Baltimore to WPLL title.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Four-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who started 73-of-85 games from 2015-18 … tallied 183 career goals with 63 assists … one of two players in North Carolina history to be named as a Tewaaraton Award finalist twice … also a two-time finalist for the Honda Award for Lacrosse … three-time IWLCA All-America selection … named 2018 IWLCA National Midfielder of the Year … also garnered All-America distinction from Inside La crosse twice … two-time Atlantic Coast Conference Midfielder of the Year … earned All-ACC recognition three times … Most Valuable Player at the 2016 ACC Tournament … named to NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team in 2016 and 2018 … honored as 2017 ACC Women’s Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete of the Year … recipient of 2018 Patterson Medal as North Carolina’s top student-athlete … fifth on North Carolina’s career goals and points lists … also stands ninth on Tar Heels’ career assist ledger … tallied 61 goals and 84 points as a senior, the eighth-highest marks at North Carolina … set North Car olina single-season record with 165 draw controls as a senior.

PERSONAL

Hobbies include traveling and exploring new places … older sister, Erika, played la crosse at Oregon from 2011-14 … serves as an Associate Board Member of Harlem Lacrosse, a non-profit organization that empowers students to rise above their chal lenges and reach their full potential.

KERRIGAN

MILLER

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: Bayport, N.Y. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Inclusive Sports & Fitness

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: One of 13 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of 2015 United States Under-19 Team that won a Silver medal at U-19 World Championship in Edinburgh, Scotland … made her debut with the United States Senior National Team at the 2019 Spring Premiere at Stanford … member of training team for Team USA’s 2019 and 2022 World Championship squads.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Joined Tar Heels as a graduate transfer during 2021 season after four-year career at USC … started all 21 games for North Carolina, scoring 21 goals with eight assists … ranked second on the team with 41 draw controls … also tallied six free-position goals … earned starting assignment in all 66 games during her USC career … tallied 104 goals with 39 assists over four seasons … opened college career with back-to-back 36goal campaigns … named USC Female Athlete of the Year in 2020 … two-time IWLCA All-America performer for the Trojans, including Second-Team notice in 2019 … also re ceived All-America honors from Inside Lacrosse four times … member of 2019 Tewaara ton Award Watch List … owns USC single-game record with seven caused turnovers against Colorado on Mar. 16, 2018 … claimed First-Team All-Pac 12 Conference recogni tion as a sophomore and junior … named 2018 and 2019 Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year … selected as 2019 Pac-12 Tournament Most Valuable Player … led Pac-12 in caused turnovers as a freshman, sophomore and junior … honored as 2017 MPSF Conference Rookie of the Year after scoring 54 points in 22 games.

PERSONAL

Sister, MacKenzie, played for Belmont Abbey women’s lacrosse team and manages her family’s restaurants on Long Island … sister, Delaney, graduated from East Carolina in 2018 and was a member of the club lacrosse and snowboarding teams … younger sister, Maddigan, is a midfielder on the lacrosse team at Stanford … brother, Sullivan, attends BBP High School and participates on various varsity sports teams … currently serving as a graduate assistant coach at North Carolina after earning her undergrad uate degree in communications at USC … helped Tar Heels complete perfect season with 22-0 record and national championship in 2022 … hobbies include spending time with her family, especially during the summer on Long Island … also enjoys going on boat rides to Fire Island, getting ice cream with her brother and visiting Montauk with her friends and boyfriend … likes to work at the Dublin Deck with her family every summer … chose Inclusive Sports & Fitness as her cause because of her brother’s enjoyment in participating in its various programs.

MCPARTLAND

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Farmingdale, N.Y. COLLEGE: Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Zaching Against Cancer

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished season with 1,366 leaderboard points with 100 or more points in a game eight times, including final five contests … accrued 1,170 win points, which was tied for fourth in the league … scored seven goals with five assists during inaugural season … set season high with two goals against Team Read on Aug. 7 … also attempt ed season-high five shots in 11-10 setback … registered season-high five ground balls against Team Wood on Aug. 6 … fashioned season-high 133 leaderboard points against Team Read on Aug. 7 and against Team Arsenault on Aug. 15.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of the United States Women’s National Lacrosse Team from 2011-15 … helped Team USA win a Gold medal at 2011 FIL Women’s Under-19 World Lacrosse Champion ship in Hanover, Germany.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Scored eight goals in 10 games with the Long Island Sound during the 2016 United Women’s Lacrosse League season … also played two seasons with the New York Fight of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League … member of 15-player team that trav eled to Japan in November 2018 with the WPLL to help grow the sport around the world.

AT MARYLAND

Four-year letter winner for the Terrapins who appeared in 90 games from 2012-15 … scored 155 goals with 78 assists during her career … also tallied 81 ground balls with 72 draw controls and 36 caused turnovers … member of 2014 and 2015 NCAA Champion ship teams … First-Team IWLCA All-America and All-Atlantic Coast Conference selec tion as a junior after ranking sixth in the nation with 92 points … also completed 2014 campaign as the 12th-leading scorer in NCAA Division I with 60 goals … tallied 32 goals with 32 assists while starting all 21 games at midfield as a senior … earned spot on 2015 NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team … scored 25 goals with 20 assists during sophomore campaign while playing in 23 games … started all 23 games as a freshman and received IWLCA Second-Team All-Region honors.

PERSONAL

Completed her first season as the head women’s lacrosse coach at Wagner College in 2022 after serving as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Delaware … also worked on the coaching staff at Columbia from 2015-19 … spent time as a coach for the Long Island Yellow Jackets lacrosse club … one of seven children in her family … lists pasta as her favorite pregame meal … graduated from Maryland in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in hearing and speech sciences.

JOHANSEN

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-11 HOMETOWN: Glen Head, N.Y. COLLEGE: USC

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Joined Athletes Unlimited roster for Week Three after serving as a facil itator during the first two weeks … finished season with 884 leaderboard points in nine games, including three outings with 100 or more leaderboard points … ranked third in the league with five two-point goals … tallied at least one goal in 7-of-9 games, includ ing three two-goal efforts … netted a pair of two-point goals against Team Wood on Aug. 16 along with an assist … registered season-high 176 leaderboard points against Team Arsenault on Aug. 8, scoring two goals, including a two-pointer, with an assist, four ground balls and four draw controls … opened season with 141 points against Team Read on Aug. 6, tallying a goal with three ground balls and three draw controls.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Made debut with the United States Senior National Team at the 2018 Fall Classic … member of training team for Team USA’s 2022 World Championship squad.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Scored seven goals with six assists in nine games with the Baltimore Ride during the 2016 United Women’s Lacrosse League season … also spent two years with the Balti more Brave of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League, earning All-Star Team rec ognition twice … tallied nine goals with five assists and 24 draw controls in 2019.

AT USC

Four-year letter winner for the Trojans who started all 77 games from 2013-16 … accu mulated 134 career goals with 60 assists … posted pair of 40-goal campaigns, including career-best 41 goals as a freshman in 2013 … also tallied 103 career ground balls with 258 draw controls … Third-Team IWLCA All-America selection as a senior … also earned IWLCA All-Region notice four times … named 2013 MPSF Rookie of the Year … garnered First-Team MPSF All-Conference recognition four times … led Trojans in draw controls as a freshman and sophomore … also paced team with 20 caused turnovers in 2015 … posted 22 career hat tricks, including seven games with four or more goals.

PERSONAL

Currently works as the associate head coach and defensive coordinator at Hofstra University … graduated from USC in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in business admin istration and a minor in sports media studies … earned her Master’s degree in sports management from Mount St. Mary’s in 2017 and has a second Master’s degree in sports science from Hofstra … recognized by the International Society of Sports Nutrition as a certified sports nutritionist … younger sister, Kelly, played lacrosse at USC from 2017-20.

GEIGER

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-9 HOMETOWN: Drexel Hill, Pa. COLLEGE: Loyola Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Support a Sport

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Completed inaugural season with 915 leaderboard points in 15 games … tied for 10th in the league with 10 caused turnovers, including season-high three caused turnovers against Team Cummings on Aug. 16 … recorded an assist against Team Wood on Aug. 8 … tallied season-high 129 leaderboard points against Team Ar senault on Aug. 14.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played for the Philadelphia Fire during the 2018 Women’s Professional Lacrosse League season … traveled with the WPLL in 2019 and competed against the Japanese All-Star Team.

AT LOYOLA MARYLAND

Six-year letter winner for the Greyhounds who played in 73 games from 2013-18 … scored 34 career goals with 29 assists … also accumulated 61 draw controls and 102 ground balls … redshirted during sophomore campaign in 2014 … two-time Sec ond-Team All-Patriot League selection in 2017 and 2018 … served as a team captain during final season.

PERSONAL

Lists being inducted into the Haverford High School Hall of Fame as her greatest achievement … currently works as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach and defen sive coordinator at Penn State … also spent two seasons at Georgetown in addition to time at Elon … graduated from Loyola with a degree in communications in 2017 … also earned her Master’s degree in emerging media in 2018 … had her jersey number retired at Haverford High School after setting school record with 320 career goals … has a golden retriever puppy named Hoagie.

O’DONNELL

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-8 HOMETOWN: West Chester, Pa. COLLEGE: Penn State

ATHLETE CAUSE: Team IMPACT

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished inaugural season with 1,097 leaderboard points with six games of 100 or more points … tallied eight goals with an assist in 15 games while adding 17 draw controls and 12 ground balls … netted season-high 155 leaderboard points against Team Benson on July 25 with two goals and two caused turnovers … collected 131 leaderboard points against Team Arsenault on Aug. 14 … posted second multi-goal effort of the season with two goals against Team Read on Aug. 8 … scored a goal in three consecutive games to finish the season … one of four players to serve as a captain during the inaugural week of play … also holds the distinction of making the first-ever pick in an Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse weekly draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Made debut with the United States Senior National Team at the 2018 Fall Classic … member of training team for Team USA’s 2022 World Championship squad.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Spent two seasons with the New England Command of the Women’s Professional La crosse League … selected No. 4 overall in the 2018 WPLL Draft by New England … tallied six goals with five draw controls during the 2019 campaign.

AT PENN STATE

Four-year letter winner for the Nittany Lions who appeared in 83 games from 2015-18 … scored 203 career goals with 24 assists … also tallied 119 ground balls with 91 draw controls and 64 caused turnovers … stands sixth on Penn State’s career list with 227 points … one of four players in program history with 200 or more career goals … twotime IWLCA All-America honoree, including First-Team status as a senior … two-time First-Team IWLCA All-Region selection … claimed All-Big Ten commendations three times … honored as 2018 Big Ten Midfielder of the Year … finished 13th in the nation as a junior with 65 goals.

PERSONAL

Mother, Jen, is one of the sport’s top officials and was inducted into the National La crosse Hall of Fame as an official … hobbies include spending time with friends and family, walking her dog Brewer, reading, cooking, snowboarding and going to the beach.

KENT

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Norwell, Mass. COLLEGE: Boston College

ATHLETE CAUSE: Team IMPACT

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Collected 1,164 leaderboard points while appearing in 15 games during inaugural season … tied for third in the league with seven game MVP selections … third-leading scorer in Athletes Unlimited with 45 points, including league-high 23 as sists … also tied for eighth in the circuit with 22 goals … accumulated 32 ground balls to rank fifth in the league, including season-high six ground balls against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 8 … tied for ninth in Athletes Unlimited with 53 shots, including season-high seven attempts on Aug. 6 against Team Wood … fashioned seven games with 100 or more leaderboard points, including six of first eight outings … became first player in league history to score an overtime goal with her game-winner against Team Warden on July 31 … set league individual season high with eight points against Team Wood on Aug. 6, scoring four goals with four assists … tallied two goals with three assists against Team Read on Aug. 7 in addition to two ground balls and two caused turnovers.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Made United States National Team debut last summer and participated in 2021 USA La crosse Fall Classic … served as an alternate on Team USA’s 2022 World Championship Gold medal squad … also competed for Team USA Under-18 ice hockey team, earning pair of Silver medals at IIHF Under-18 World Championship … also served as captain for 2014 USA U-18 Select Team.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Spent two seasons with the New England Command of the Women’s Professional La crosse League … scored six goals with three assists and six ground balls during 2019 campaign.

AT BOSTON COLLEGE

Two-sport athlete for the Eagles who competed on lacrosse and ice hockey teams … accumulated 131 goals with school-record 133 assists during lacrosse career from 201519 … starter in 48-of-53 career games … also registered 60 ground balls with 76 draw controls … nominee for 2019 Tewaaraton Award … earned First-Team IWLCA All-Ameri ca recognition as a senior … three-time IWLCA All-Region pick … two-time selection on NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team, including 2017 Most Outstanding Player … earned First-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference recognition as a sophomore and fifth-year senior … tied for fifth in program history with 255 career points … tallied 127 points during final season at Boston College, the second-highest mark in school history … owns school record with 75 assists during 2019 campaign … registered nine games with six or more assists … also played school-record 157 games for Eagles’ ice hockey team, scoring 40 goals with 98 assists … served as the Eagles’ captain during 2017-18 ice hockey season and 2019 lacrosse season … led Eagles to three NCAA Tournament appearances in ice hockey.

PERSONAL

Currently works as an assistant coach at Syracuse University alongside Athletes Unlim ited Lacrosse alum Kayla Treanor … lists winning the Mary Garber Award as the 2016-17 ACC Athlete of the Year as her greatest achievement … mother, Jen, is an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Boston College and served on the Eagles’ staff during Ken zie’s college career … younger sister, Callahan, was a graduate assistant on the Boston College women’s lacrosse staff during the 2022 season.

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ARSENAULT

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-8 HOMETOWN: New Hampton, N.H. COLLEGE: Boston College

ATHLETE CAUSE: End 68 Hours of Hunger

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished inaugural season with 1,338 leaderboard points … one of three players to serve as a captain three times, joining defender Kayla Wood and attacker Kylie Ohlmiller … earned captain honors during Weeks Two, Three and Four … one of four players to hold top spot on individual leaderboard … served as league leaderboard leader on July 31 and Aug. 7-8 … posted 100 or more leaderboard points eight times, including season-high 195 points against Team Douty on July 25 … accrued fourth-high est weekly point total by a player with 463 points during the season’s opening week … scored four goals with five assists in Week One with 10 draw controls and six ground balls … ranked seventh in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 31 draw controls … also contributed 12 caused turnovers, which tied for sixth in the circuit … scored at least one goal in first nine games of the season before missing final two weeks with an injury … fashioned back-to-back hat tricks against Team Read on Aug. 7 and Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 8 … registered season-high six draw controls on Aug. 8 against Team Ohlmiller with two caused turnovers and two ground balls … earned season-high three caused turnovers in consecutive games against Team Wood (Aug. 6) and Team Read (Aug. 7).

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … scored six goals with one assist in eight appearances while leading Team USA to fourth consecutive Gold medal … scored at least one goal in five games, including two-goal performance in semifinal victory over Australia.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Earned a spot on 2019 Women’s Professional Lacrosse League All-Star Team after scor ing 11 goals with seven assists for Baltimore Brave … No. 2 overall selection in the 2019 WPLL Draft by Baltimore … also collected 17 ground balls with 22 draw controls and eight caused turnovers while leading Baltimore to league title … also earned WPLL Championship Game MVP honors.

AT BOSTON COLLEGE

Four-year letter winner with the Eagles who started all 90 games from 2016-19 … regis tered 142 career goals with 73 assists … also compiled 169 ground balls with 290 draw controls … nominee for 2019 Tewaaraton and Honda Awards … two-time First-Team IWLCA All-America selection … named 2019 IWLCA and Atlantic Coast Conference Midfielder of the Year … also garnered IWLCA All-Region recognition three times … selected to NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team twice … two-time All-ACC pick … ranks 10th in Boston College history with 215 career points … also stands 12th on Eagles’ career goals list … eighth in program history for career assists … tallied 103 points as a junior, the eighth-highest mark in program history … one of six players to record at least 60 goals in a season at Boston College … also owns two of the top five single-season draw control totals on the Eagles’ list.

PERSONAL

Started playing lacrosse at the age of 10 years old … played three sports in high school, including hockey, field hockey and lacrosse while growing up at New Hampton School … enjoys being outside and going to the beach.

AT MARYLAND

GRIFFIN

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-8 HOMETOWN: Sykesville, Md. COLLEGE: Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PANCAN)

Five-year letter winner for the Terrapins who started 84-of-89 games from 2018-22 … first player in program history to serve as a team captain three times … tallied 134 goals with 50 assists at Maryland … also scooped up 128 ground balls with 72 caused turn overs … three-time All-Big Ten Conference performer who earned First Team recogni tion in 2021 and 2022 … Third-Team All-America selection by USA Lacrosse Magazine as a graduate student … recipient of 2020-21 Big Ten Medal of Honor … earned IWLCA All-America Third Team status during senior season … honored as 2018 Big Ten Fresh man of the Year … two-time Big Ten All-Tournament Team performer … tallied 28 goals with nine assists while starting all 21 games for the Terrapins in 2022 … also earned starting assignment in all 17 games during 2021 campaign … also ranked second on the team with 19 assists and 48 points … played mostly as a defensive midfielder during COVID-shortened 2020 season, but scored two goals with three assists while start ing all six games … led Terrapins to 2019 NCAA Championship after starting 22-of-23 games and ranking fifth on the squad with 45 goals, including a hat trick against Boston College in the title game … earned start in 18-of-22 contests as a freshman, tallying 30 goals with seven assists.

PERSONAL

One of five children in family … earned bachelor’s degrees in kinesiology and sociology at Maryland.

TRACY

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Bedford, N.Y. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Harlem Lacrosse

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Closed season with 1,005 leaderboard points in 15 games, including four outings with 100 or more points … tied for ninth in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 53 shots … attempted season-high six shots against Team Glynn on Aug. 14 … started season by scoring at least one goal in eight of first nine contests … tallied 17 goals in 15 games … recorded three consecutive three-goal efforts from Aug. 1-7, including backto-back hat tricks against Team Wood … accrued season-high 158 leaderboard points on Aug. 7 against Team Read.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Team Israel at The World Games in 2022 … led Israel to fifth-place finish, scoring nine goals with two assists in four games … tied for the team lead with 27 shots.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Spent two seasons playing for the Upstate Pride of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Five-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who appeared in 82 games from 2013-17 … two-time IWLCA All-America selection … earned Second-Team notice in 2016 before claiming a spot on the All-America Third Team in 2017 … garnered All-Atlantic Coast Conference distinction three times … co-winner of 2017 Kellie Thompson Shirley Award, sharing award with current Athletes Unlimited goalkeeper Caylee Waters … scored 133 career goals with 35 assists … owns North Carolina single-game (14) and career (327) draw controls records … scored 42 goals with 20 assists during 2016 cam paign … posted 145 draw controls in 2017, the second-highest mark in program history.

PERSONAL

Currently serves as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Harvard alongside current Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse athlete Becca Block … father, Dan, played lacrosse at the University of Maryland from 1983-86 and was a three-time All-America selection for Coach Dick Edell … founded the Draw Control Academy after graduation at North Car olina … passionate about sharing her knowledge of lacrosse with kids.

APUZZO

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: West Babylon, N.Y. COLLEGE: Boston College

ATHLETE CAUSE: Headstrong Foundation

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished third in the leaderboard standings with 1,685 points, including league-high 560 stat points … made largest move on the leaderboard from Week One to Week Five, elevating 38 spots to No. 3 position … tied for league lead with goalkeep er Caylee Waters after tallying 255 MVP points … third in the league with seven game MVP honors, including league-best four MVP 1 picks … one of two players to accrue 500 or more points in a single week … set league season high with 521 points in Week Five after scoring nine goals, including a pair of two-pointers, with three assists and nine ground balls … only player in the league to score at least one goal in all 15 games … also paced league with 11 multi-goal efforts, including eight hat tricks … led Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 36 goals and 91 shots while ranking second with 47 points … also tied for eighth in the league with eight assists … ranked third in the league with 47 draw controls over 15 games … closed season with six consecutive hat tricks … set league season high with 238 leaderboard points against Team Read on Aug. 6 after netting three goals with five ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers … erupted for five goals and an assist in overtime loss to Team Wood on July 31 while recording seven draw controls … tallied season-high eight draw controls to close Week Two against Team Treanor while chipping in four ground balls with a goal … attempted league-high 12 shots against Team Arsenault on Aug. 16, scoring three times with six draw controls … set league record for fastest goal to begin a game when she scored just six seconds into the game against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 20 … No. 2 overall se lection during inaugural Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse weekly draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … ranked fourth in the tournament with 14 assists while contributing 14 goals in eight games … tallied six assists against Scotland on July 1 … also scored three goals with two assists in Gold Medal Game victory against Canada … member of the training for the 2015 United States Under-19 Team … made her debut with the Senior National Team at the 2018 President’s Cup in Florida.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Spent two seasons with the New York Fight of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League … first overall pick in the 2019 WPLL Draft by New York … scored eight goals with seven assists in 2019 while adding eight draw controls.

AT BOSTON COLLEGE

Four-year letter winner for the Eagles who started all 81 games from 2016-19 … win ner of 2018 Tewaaraton and Honda Sport Awards … two-time Honda Sport Award for Lacrosse nominee … three-time nominee for Tewaaraton Award, including finalist recognition in 2018 and 2019 … garnered IWLCA All-America and All-Atlantic Coast Conference First Team commendations three times … two-time selection as IWLCA and ACC Attacker of the Year (2018, 2019) … three-time member of NCAA Champi onship All-Tournament Team … honored as 2018 and 2019 ACC Women’s Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete of the Year … Boston College’s all-time leader with 283 career goals and 397 career points … also ranks on Eagles’ career list with 114 assists … needed just 25 games to reach 100 career points, which is tied for the second-quickest in school history … owns three of the top single-season point totals at Boston College, including school-record 129 points in 2018 … scored 80 or more goals in a season three times … ranks second on Eagles’ single-season list with 94 goals during 2019 campaign … also owns Eagles’ career draw controls record … set school mark with 191 draw controls as a senior in 2019 … one of three players in school history with at least 100 draw controls in a single season … tallied 10 points in a game four times … netted career-high nine goals against Navy on Feb. 24, 2018 … established Boston College single-game record with 17 draw controls against Louisville on Apr. 26, 2018 … served as a team captain during 2019 campaign.

PERSONAL

Member of Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse’s Player Executive Committee … currently serv ing as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Boston College … helped Eagles reach NCAA Championship Game in 2022 … earned her Master’s degree in Sports Adminis tration from Boston College.

FORTUNATO

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Northport, N.Y. COLLEGE: Notre Dame

ATHLETE CAUSE: For All Who Fight

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Accumulated 1,355 leaderboard points during inaugural season … tied for league lead with 10 games of 100 or more points … seventh-leading scorer in Ath letes Unlimited with 37 points … tied for sixth in the circuit with 25 goals, including three two-pointers … ranked fifth with eight multi-goal performances, including a pair of hat tricks … attempted 62 shots over 15 games, good for seventh in the league … scored at least one goal in 13-of-15 games, including first seven games in a row … exploded for five goals against Team Wood on Aug. 8 while adding an assist and two ground balls … tallied three goals, including a two-pointer, with an assist against Team Arsenault on Aug. 1 en route to season-high 187 leaderboard points … ended season with a goal and season-high four ground balls in overtime loss against Team Glynn on Aug. 22.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of the United States Senior National Team from 2014-15 and 2016-17 … helped United States win 2011 Under-19 Championship, leading team in goals and points while earning a selection to the All-World Team.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Spent two seasons playing for the Baltimore Brave of the Women’s Professional La crosse League.

AT NOTRE DAME

Four-year letter winner for the Fighting Irish who appeared in 79 games from 2014-17 … ranks third on Fighting Irish’s career games played list … one of two players in Notre Dame history with 300 or more career points … second-leading goal scorer in program history with 225 goals … stands third in school history with 86 assists … also notched 106 ground balls with 52 draw controls and 95 caused turnovers … only player in Notre Dame history to earn four IWLCA All-America commendations … garnered First-Team honors as a sophomore and junior … also secured First-Team IWLCA All-Region notice four times … three-time nominee for Tewaaraton Award … three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference performer, including pair of First-Team awards … honored as 2014 Wom ensLax.com Rookie of the Year in addition to earning a spot on the All-America Team … led Notre Dame in goals and points all four seasons … also paced team in assists as a freshman, sophomore and junior … tied for second on Notre Dame’s single-game points list with 11-point effort against Kennesaw State on Mar. 6, 2017 … tallied 63 points as a freshman in 2014, good for second among all rookies in school history … ranks fourth in school history with 64 goals scored during her junior season … one of four players in school history to register 90 or more points in a season, finishing the 2016 campaign with 91 points.

PERSONAL

Lists wearing the USA jersey and playing alongside the best players in the world as her greatest achievement … began playing lacrosse in the fourth grade … ranked as the No. 1 rising senior by Inside Lacrosse in 2013 … lists skiing as her favorite hobby off the field … has been skiing since she was three years old … both parents were collegiate athletes … mother, Casey, competed on swimming and diving team at Ohio University … father, Theodore, played baseball at Clark University … majored in psychology at Notre Dame.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

GROWNEY

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-9 HOMETOWN: Berwyn, Pa. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

Five-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who started 53-of-91 games from 2018-22 … started all 50 games over final three seasons at North Carolina … finished career as ninth-leading scorer in program history with 151 goals … also contributed 48 assists with 81 draw controls and 48 ground balls … led Tar Heels to 2022 NCAA Champi onship with perfect 22-0 record … ranked second on the team with 56 goals and 76 points … netted eventual game-winning goal in championship game against Boston College … tallied 18 multi-goal efforts, including 10 games with three or more goals … Tar Heels’ third-leading scorer during 2021 campaign with 65 points, scoring 46 goals with 19 assists … earned Honorable Mention All-America status from Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine … received IWLCA Second-Team All-Region distinction as a senior … First-Team Inside Lacrosse All-America selection in 2020 after tallying 22 goals with five assists during COVID-shortened season … key contributor as a reserve during sophomore season, scoring 21 goals with four assists … scored six goals in 21 games as a freshman.

PERSONAL

Majored in exercise and sport science at North Carolina … brother played lacrosse at Williams College … another brother, Chase, played lacrosse at Trinity College … father, Scott, played lacrosse at Trinity College from 1978-81 and holds school single-season and career points records before going on to play for the Philadelphia Wings of the National Lacrosse League in 1987.

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MOLLIE

STEVENS

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Centreville, Md. COLLEGE: Florida

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Completed season with 1,080 leaderboard points … registered five games with 100 or more points, including four of final five outings … scored at least one goal in 11-of-15 games, including seven of first eight contests … netted season-high three goals on four shots against Team Arsenault on Aug. 7 … had season-high two ground balls against Team Wood on Aug. 8 and against Team Glynn on Aug. 21.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Competed with Team USA from 2015-16 … traveled to Japan twice to compete against the Japanese National Team … has also traveled to England for games against the England National Team.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played for the Upstate Pride during the 2018 Women’s Professional Lacrosse League season.

AT FLORIDA

Four-year letter winner who starred for the Gators from 2014-17 … started 69-of-73 games during her career … Top 25 nominee for the Tewaaraton Award during her se nior season … First-Team IWLCA All-America honoree in 2017 … also earned a spot on the Inside Lacrosse All-America Second Team … two-time IWLCA All-Region and All-BIG EAST Conference pick … recipient of 2017 BIG EAST Attacker of the Year award … Most Outstanding Player at the 2017 BIG EAST Tournament … finished with 159 goals and 30 assists while contributing 104 ground balls and 156 draw controls, which are the sixth-highest total at Florida … ranks 12th on Gators’ career list with 189 points … also stands sixth on career goals ledger … accumulated 48 ground balls as a senior, which is tied for third-most in program history … one of three players to record 100 or more draw controls in a single season … scored at least one goal in 31 consecutive games from May 2, 2014-Mar. 11, 2016.

PERSONAL

Currently serves as the coaching director for the AU Futures program … also works as a coach at OrangeTheory Fitness … graduated from Florida with a degree in tourism, events and recreation management in August 2017 … hobbies include traveling and visiting new places with friends and family.

TAYLOR

VANTHOF

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 6-0 HOMETOWN: Livonia, N.Y. COLLEGE: Loyola Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Ended season with 1,180 leaderboard points … posted 100 or more points in a game four times … scored eight goals, including a two-pointer, with an assist in 15 games … accumulated season-high 153 leaderboard points against Team Ohlmill er on Aug. 7 after scoring a two-point goal with two ground balls and a caused turnover … registered a goal in three consecutive games from Aug. 7-14.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Scored four goals during 2019 Women’s Professional Lacrosse League season with the Philadelphia Fire after being drafted with the No. 19 pick in the WPLL Spring Draft … also tallied three draw controls and two caused turnovers.

AT LOYOLA MARYLAND

Starter in 61-of-78 games during four-year career with the Greyhounds from 2014-17 … scored 103 goals with 26 assists … ranks second in Loyola history with 392 career draw controls … also ranks fourth on Patriot League’s career draws list … set school record with 146 draw controls in 2017 … two-time IWLCA All-America Second Team selection … also garnered Inside Lacrosse All-America recognition twice … recipient of 2019 Pa triot League Midfielder of the Year award … semifinalist for 2018 Tewaaraton Award … three-time IWLCA All-Region pick … became third player in Patriot League history with multiple 100-draw control seasons … ranked second on the team among midfielders with 45 points during senior season.

PERSONAL

Currently serves as an assistant coach for the Ohio State women’s lacrosse team … hobbies include spending time with friends and family along with her golden retriever, Ridley, who is named after Loyola’s lacrosse and soccer stadium … older sister, Taryn, was a three-time All-America selection at Loyola who played in Athletes Unlimited La crosse’s inaugural season in 2021.

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READ

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Gibbsboro, N.J. COLLEGE: Oregon

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Collected 1,595 leaderboard points during inaugural season … tallied 515 stat points, which ranked third among all players in the league … tied for league lead with 10 games of 100 or more leaderboard points, including season-high 191 points against Team Warden on Aug. 1 … led all goalkeepers with 100 saves and 108 goals allowed … recorded three games with 10 or more saves, including league-high 16 stops against Team Glynn on Aug. 14 … registered 11 saves to close Week Two against Team Warden on Aug. 1 … also had 10 saves in Week Three finale against Team Wood on Aug. 8 … stopped nine shots against Team Wood on Aug. 16 … collected 19 ground balls in 15 games, including season-high three ground balls against Team Warden on Aug. 1 and against Team Glynn on Aug. 14.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team England at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … All-World Team selection who guided England to Bronze medal … started 7-of-8 games and registered .441 save percentage … stopped 13 shots against Australia in Bronze Medal Game victory … also had 11 saves against Canada in pool play.

AT OREGON

Spent her senior season with the Ducks after playing three years at Louisville … served as a captain at Oregon and started all 18 games in goal … authored a 9-9 record while setting school single-season record with 179 saves … led Pac-12 Conference by av eraging 9.94 saves per outing … tallied double-digit saves in 10 contests at Oregon, including season-high 17 stops against Colorado in Pac-12 Tournament … eclipsed sin gle-game record with 10 ground balls against Vanderbilt … made 42 appearances in three seasons at Louisville, helping the Cardinals reach the NCAA Tournament three times … held Louisville career records for save percentage (.516), saves (323) and wins … also owned single-season marks for saves (194) and save percentage (.515) … named 2017 Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year.

PERSONAL

Has spent the last four years as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at the University of Denver … coached alongside fellow Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse player Molly Little during the 2022 campaign … daughter of Denise and Don Read.

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TAYLOR

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Chalfont, Pa. COLLEGE: Boston College

ATHLETE CAUSE: Team IMPACT

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

AT BOSTON COLLEGE

Starter in all 22 games with the Eagles after transferring as a graduate student from Temple … tallied 90 draw controls with 32 ground balls and 26 caused turnovers … Sec ond-Team IWLCA All-America selection in 2022 after leading Eagles to NCAA Champi onship Game … also received Second-Team All-America distinction from USA Lacrosse Magazine while earned First-Team honors from Inside Lacrosse … played in 52 games at Temple and scored one goal with two assists … registered 139 ground balls in three seasons with the Owls with 58 draw controls and 85 caused turnovers … garnered Third-Team IWLCA All-America notice in 2021 … two-time All-American Athletic Confer ence pick (2019, 2021).

PERSONAL

Currently working towards earning her Master’s degree in business administration from Boston College … played soccer, basketball and lacrosse as a kid … hobbies include going to the beach and spending time with her friends and family … sister, Kirsten, played college soccer at Saint Leo University.

MASTROIANNI

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-9 HOMETOWN: Martinsville, N.J. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: GiGi’s Playhouse - Raleigh

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … tal lied four goals with three assists in eight games while helping Team USA win its fourth consecutive title … ranked fifth among all players with 38 draw controls.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Five-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who started 73-of-89 games from 2018-22 … finished career as one of the most decorated midfielders in program history … scored 117 goals with 23 assists, including career-best 48 goals as a graduate student in 2022 … also contributed school-record 360 draw controls along with 65 ground balls and 37 draw controls … starter in 70-of-71 games over final four seasons … led Tar Heels to 2022 NCAA Championship with perfect 22-0 record … consensus First-Team All-Ameri ca selection by the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine in each of final two seasons … one of four finalists for 2022 Honda Award for Lacrosse … honored as 2021 and 2022 Atlantic Coast Conference Midfielder of the Year … recognized as 2022 IWLCA National Midfielder of the Year … led Tar Heels and ranked sixth in the ACC with 116 draw controls during 2022 campaign … two-time team captain for the Tar Heels … served as the Tar Heels’ community outreach representative … member of North Car olina’s Student-Athlete Advisory Council … recipient of 2021 Weaver-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Scholarship Award … 2022 Mildred McCaskill Award honoree … fourtime All-ACC Academic Team selection … winner of 2022 Leader of Distinction Award.

PERSONAL

Double major at North Carolina in media and journalism with an advertising and pub lic relations focus along with communication studies … pursuing Master’s degree at North Carolina’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media in strategic communication … writing her graduate thesis on growing the game of lacrosse, including diversity and inclusion … Tournament of Champions winner during her scholastic career at Bridge water-Raritan High School … brother, Ray, played lacrosse at Lehigh … mother, Carol played field hockey in college … father, Dan, played college football … born in Martins ville, N.J.

WARDEN

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Glen Mills, Pa. COLLEGE: James Madison

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Posted 1,287 leaderboard points during inaugural campaign, including seven games with 100 or more points … scored nine goals with five assists in 15 games, including eight goals over final seven contests … led league with 20 caused turnovers, including season-high three caused turnovers in three different games … tied for sec ond in the circuit with 34 ground balls, including season-high five ground balls against Team Douty on July 25 and against Team Arsenault on Aug. 16 … posted back-to-back two-goal efforts against Team Cummings and Team Glynn to open Week Four.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Team USA at 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic … served as an alternate for Team USA’s 2022 World Championship squad that won the Gold medal.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played two seasons with the Upstate Pride of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League … scored four goals with an assist while adding 15 draw controls during 2019 campaign.

AT JAMES MADISON

Four-year letter winner for the Dukes who led James Madison to the 2018 NCAA Di vision I title … started 64-of-84 career games from 2015-18 … led Dukes to 61 victo ries during her career, the second-highest total by a senior class in program history … also guided James Madison to three Colonial Athletic Association titles and four NCAA Tournament appearances … scored 101 goals with 33 assists with the Dukes … nominee for 2018 Tewaaraton Award … named Most Outstanding Player at 2018 NCAA Tournament … two-time Inside Lacrosse All-America Second Team selection … also claimed Third-Team IWLCA All-America distinction in 2017 … honored as 2017 CAA Player of the Year … also secured 2018 CAA Defensive Player of the Year recognition … three-time All-CAA selection who was also a member of the 2015 CAA All-Rookie Team … owns James Madison career record with 245 draw controls … also stands second in program history with 119 career caused turnovers … tallied 146 career ground balls, good for eighth on JMU’s all-time list … ranks second in JMU single-season history with 108 draw controls in 2018 … owns two of the top three single-season caused turnover totals in program history.

PERSONAL

Currently serves as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at James Madison … grew up in a lacrosse family where all four children played at the NCAA Division I level … com pleted a graduate certificate in cyber intelligence at James Madison in 2021.

WAKEFIELD

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Centreville, Va. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Preston’s League

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Collected 1,124 leaderboard points with seven games of 100 or more points … tied for second in the league with 34 ground balls … recorded at least one ground ball in 14-of-15 games … scored lone goal of the season against Team Tre anor on July 31 … registered an assist against Team Wood on Aug. 16 … gathered sea son-high five ground balls against Team Wood on Aug. 7 … posted season-high four caused turnovers on Aug. 15 against Team Cummings with two ground balls … started season with at least one caused turnover in five consecutive games.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Six-year letter winner for the Tar Heels from 2016-21 … did not appear in any games during 2018 campaign … starter in 48-of-81 career contests … scored nine goals with five assists … also notched 98 ground balls with 64 caused turnovers during career … Third-Team All-America selection by Inside Lacrosse in 2021 … ranked second on the team with 33 ground balls during 2021 season … also paced team with 27 caused turnovers during final year with the Tar Heels.

PERSONAL

Majored in communications with a minor in coaching at North Carolina … father, Mike, played football at James Madison … aunt was a two-time All-America soccer player at William & Mary.

PALERMO

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-1 HOMETOWN: Seaford, N.Y. COLLEGE: Northwestern

ATHLETE CAUSE: One Love Foundation

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of 2019 USA Under-19 training team.

AT NORTHWESTERN

Five-year letter winner with the Wildcats who started 77-of-79 games from 2018-22 … tallied two goals with seven assists during career … also registered 146 ground balls with 76 caused turnovers … three-time All-Big Ten Conference performer who earned First-Team recognition in 2021 and 2022 … Third-Team All-America selection by the IWLCA and Inside Lacrosse as a fifth-year senior … also garnered Honorable Mention All-America status from USA Lacrosse Magazine … led Wildcats to berth in NCAA semi finals during 2022 season while starting 20 games … registered team-high 37 ground balls with 24 draw controls … tallied 30 ground balls with 18 caused turnovers in 16 games as a senior … starter in all seven games during COVID-shortened 2020 cam paign, recording 17 ground balls with eight caused turnovers … earned starting assign ment in 13-of-15 contests as a sophomore … tallied 27 ground balls with six caused turnovers in 2019 season … opened career by starting 21 games with 35 ground balls and 20 caused turnovers … also tallied a goal with career-best four assists during rook ie campaign.

PERSONAL

Majored in communication studies at Northwestern … also pursuing her Master’s de gree in content strategy at Northwestern … daughter of Robert and Patricia Palermo.

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GIRARDI

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: Watertown, N.Y. COLLEGE: Northwestern

ATHLETE CAUSE: Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PANCAN)

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

AT NORTHWESTERN

Five-year letter winner with the Wildcats who started 38-of-78 games from 2018-22 … scored 82 goals with 21 assists while contributing 53 ground balls and 61 caused turnovers … also registered 277 draw controls, the fourth-highest mark in school history … consensus First-Team All-America selection by the IWLCA, USA Lacrosse Magazine and Inside Lacrosse as a fifth-year senior after leading Wildcats to NCAA semifinal appearance … also named to All-Big Ten Conference First Team during 2022 season while setting Northwestern single-season record with 183 draw controls, which led the Big Ten and ranked second in NCAA Division I … contributed 52 goals with 10 assists in 19 games … appeared in 16 games during senior campaign with four starts … scored three goals with two assists along with 14 ground balls and 69 draw controls … saw action in six games as a reserve during COVID-shortened season in 2020 … started 15-of-37 games during first two seasons with 25 goals and eight assists.

PERSONAL

Majored in communication studies at Northwestern … older sister, Morgan, played la crosse at Detroit Mercy from 2016-19 … twin sister, Lauren, played lacrosse at Lock Haven from 2018-22 and finished her career as the program’s all-time leader with 607 career saves, including a school-record 209 saves in 2019.

SIMKINS

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Centerport, N.Y. COLLEGE: Syracuse

ATHLETE CAUSE: Team IMPACT

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Earned 1,102 leaderboard points with two games of 100 or more points … led all Athletes Unlimited defenders with three goals … ranked fourth in the league with 14 caused turnovers … finished eighth in Athletes Unlimited with 30 draw controls … set season high with 183 points against Team Arsenault in Week Two finale on Aug. 1, collecting three ground balls and three caused turnovers … opened season with eight draw controls against Team O’Donnell on July 23 … recorded at least one caused turn over in 10-of-15 games … one of 13 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played for Team USA at the 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic … member of training team for Team USA’s 2022 World Championship squad.

AT SYRACUSE

Five-year letter winner with the Orange who started 69-of-74 games from 2017-21 … scored one goal with six assists during her career … also registered 121 ground balls with 138 draw controls … compiled 87 caused turnovers, which rank third in program history … First-Team IWLCA All-Region selection as a graduate student in 2021 … also earned Second-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference recognition … Honorable Mention selection for IWLCA All-America Team as a graduate student … secured Third-Team All-America status from Inside Lacrosse … owns Syracuse single-season record with 35 caused turnovers during 2021 campaign … member of Syracuse team that led NCAA Division I in scoring defense in COVID-shortened 2020 season.

PERSONAL

Majored in Intercollegiate Advising and Support at Syracuse … has one brother and one sister.

WATSON

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-8 HOMETOWN: Prince Frederick, Md. COLLEGE: UConn

ATHLETE CAUSE: The National Center for Victims of Crime

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Team USA player pool … also competed with Team USA during Presidents Cup Training Camp.

AT UCONN

Five-year letter winner for the Huskies who started 74-of-76 games from 2018-22 … scored school-record 205 goals with 66 assists … also holds UConn career record with 525 draw controls, which ranks fourth in NCAA Division I history … two-time FirstTeam USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America selection … also earned pair of All-America commendations from Inside Lacrosse, including Second-Team status in 2021 … fourtime IWLCA All-Region pick, including First-Team honors in 2021 and 2022 … two-time BIG EAST Conference Midfielder of the Year and First-Team All-BIG EAST honoree … set UConn single-season record with 166 draw controls during 2022 campaign … scored 114 goals over final two seasons, including 58 markers in 2022 … dished out career-best 23 assists as a fifth-year senior … established school single-game record with 20 draw controls against Denver on Apr. 9, 2022 … matched single-game goals mark with eight goals against UMass Lowell during 2020 campaign … member of 2018 Inside Lacrosse All-Rookie Team after scoring 25 goals with 15 assists … participated in 2022 IWLCA Senior All-Star Game.

PERSONAL

Has one younger brother, who plays lacrosse at Stevenson University … both parents worked in the criminal justice field … mother was an accident reconstructionist … father was a patrol and canine officer … aspires to become a profiler in the FBI … created her own major and course load at UConn … attended IWLCA Future Leaders of the Game Academy in January 2022 … favorite Disney character is Winnie the Pooh … has a sticker of Winnie the Pooh on all of her sticks … hobbies include spending time with friends and family and walking her dog, Barkley … also enjoys winter time and snow.

LEVY

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-2 HOMETOWN: East Islip, N.Y. COLLEGE: Syracuse

ATHLETE CAUSE: Team IMPACT

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished inaugural campaign with 1,312 leaderboard points, including eight games with 100 or more points … Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse leader with seven two-point goals … ranked 10th in the league with 20 total goals … closed season with 12-game goal-scoring streak, including pair of three-goal efforts against Team Treanor on Aug. 1 and Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 21 … tallied all seven of her two-point goals during 12-game goal-scoring streak … recorded at least one ground ball in final seven games to close the season.

AT SYRACUSE

Four-year letter winner for the Orange from 2016-19 … scored 141 goals with 81 assists while appearing in 84 career games … stands 10th in program history with 222 career points … also tied for ninth on Syracuse’s all-time goals and assists lists … led Orange with 27 assists during senior season … four-time IWLCA All-Region performer who earned First-Team status as a freshman and senior … Second-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference honoree in 2019 after scoring 29 goals with 27 assists … named 2016 ACC Freshman of the Year … also earned Lacrosse Magazine Rookie of the Year recognition following her 2016 campaign when she tallied 46 goals with 22 assists … also earned spot on 2016 NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team.

PERSONAL

Graduated from Syracuse in 2019 with a degree in human development and family science … spent three years as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at the University of Colorado before joining the staff at the University of Florida this summer … guided Colorado to an 11-6 record during the 2022 season.

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DOUTY

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Fair Haven, N.J. COLLEGE: Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Play 4

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Tallied 1,106 leaderboard points, including five games with 100 or more points … missed four games due to an injury … registered 18 ground balls and eight caused turnovers in 11 games … scored lone goal of the season against Team Treanor on July 18 … posted season-high three ground balls against Team Warden on July 30 and against Team Arsenault on Aug. 15 … set season high with three caused turnovers against Team Ohlmiller in Week One finale on July 25.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Team USA since 2014 … represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … saw action in two games as Team USA claimed its fourth straight title … also played for Gold medal-winning Team USA at 2017 World Cup while earning All-World Team honors … tallied 13 ground balls with seven caused turn overs while playing in eight games … also helped USA win Gold medal at 2017 World Games in Poland, leading the team with seven ground balls and four caused turnovers in four appearances.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played nine games with the Long Island Sound of the United Women’s Lacrosse League during the 2016 season … also spent two seasons with the New England Com mand of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League, earning All-Star Team distinction in 2018 and 2019 … helped Command win inaugural WPLL championship … secured eight ground balls with four draw controls in 2019 campaign.

AT MARYLAND

Four-year letter winner for the Terrapins who appeared in 90 games from 2012-15 … tallied two goals with five assists … also secured 113 ground balls and 66 caused turn overs … led Terrapins to a pair of NCAA Division I titles … two-time IWLCA All-America selection … honored as IWLCA Division I Defender of the Year in 2014 and 2015 … also named 2015 Big Ten Conference Defender of the Year … earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference recognition in 2014 in addition to being the league’s Defender of the Year … finalist for 2014 Tewaaraton Award … registered 30 ground balls and 23 caused turn overs as a senior … anchored a Maryland defensive unit that allowed 7.95 goals per game in 2014.

PERSONAL

Member of Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse’s Player Executive Committee … started play ing lacrosse in the fourth grade … founded All Lax LLC, a lacrosse training company that incorporates skill work, strength and conditioning and nutrition, with Monmouth midfielder Alex Marino … majored in kinesiology at Maryland.

WOLF

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: Baltimore, Md. COLLEGE: Loyola Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Oak Grove LGBTQ+ Sanctuary

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played for Brighton Bombers in Adelaide, Australia.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played two seasons in the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League with the Upstate Pride … tallied 23 saves while allowing 24 goals during 2019 campaign.

AT LOYOLA MARYLAND

Four-year letter winner for the Greyhounds who played in 83 games from 2013-16 … led Loyola to four NCAA Tournament appearances and three Patriot League champi onships … authored .479 save percentage with 664 saves while registering 8.70 goals against average … also tallied 164 ground balls with 48 caused turnovers in career … ranked second in NCAA Division I with .517 save percentage as a junior … tallied 180 saves in 2015, good for fourth in the nation … posted .519 save percentage during senior season, which ranked sixth in the country … two-time All-Patriot League hon oree, including First-Team status as a senior … also named to All-Patriot League Sec ond Team during junior campaign … honored as Most Valuable Player at 2016 Patriot League Tournament … one of six goalkeepers in Loyola history with 500 or more saves … stands third in program history on Greyhounds’ career saves list … holds eighth place in career goals against average at Loyola.

PERSONAL

Currently works as an assistant athletics director and head varsity lacrosse coach at The Bryn Mawr School … father played baseball and football at Washington & Lee University … mother was instrumental in creation of Oak Grove LGBTQ+ Sanctuary … coaches her niece, JJ Suriano, on Bryn Mawr varsity lacrosse team.

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PELTON

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Redwood City, Calif. COLLEGE: Stanford

ATHLETE CAUSE: The OUT Foundation

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Fashioned 1,386 leaderboard points with nine games of 100 or more points … led all players with 12 game victories and 1,340 win points … closed season with 100 or more leaderboard points in four of final five games … recorded 15 ground balls with three caused turnovers … tallied back-to-back three ground ball efforts against Team Ohlmiller and Team Glynn to begin Week Five.

AT STANFORD

Five-year letter winner for the Cardinal who started 72-of-73 games from 2017-21 … tallied one goal with three assists while collecting 121 ground balls and 52 caused turn overs … ranks ninth on Cardinal’s career ground balls list … also stands ninth in program history with 111 career draw controls … led Stanford to a pair of Pac-12 Tournament titles … earned First-Team All-Pac-12 recognition as a fifth-year senior after starting 11 games and guiding Stanford to Pac-12 title … also claimed spot on IWLCA All-Region Second Team … ranked second on the team as a fifth-year senior with 41 draw controls … led Stanford with 22 caused turnovers during 2019 campaign.

PERSONAL

Grew up playing soccer in addition to lacrosse … earned her bachelor’s degree in sus tainable product design … pursuing her Master’s degree in mechanical engineering at Stanford and is expected to graduate in 2023 … mother was a member of the Purdue rowing team … sister, Sophie, plays lacrosse at Chapman University.

HUFF

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Eastport, N.Y. COLLEGE: USC

ATHLETE CAUSE: Harlem Lacrosse

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Five-year letter winner for the Women of Troy who started 74 games from 2018-22 … ranks fourth in school history with 191 career points … stands second on USC’s career list with 165 goals while contributing 26 assists … also accumulated 96 ground balls with 62 caused turnovers and 44 draw controls … sixth player in program history to earn IWLCA All-America laurels after receiving Third-Team recognition in 2022 … also garnered Inside Lacrosse All-America Honorable Mention status after leading Women of Troy to the NCAA Tournament … three-time All-Pac-12 Conference recipient … IWLCA Second-Team All-Region selection as a sophomore after scoring team-high 43 goals with seven assists … Pac-12 Conference Midfielder of the Year honoree in 2021 and 2022 … scored 47 goals as a graduate student, good for fifth on USC’s single-sea son list … ranked second on the team during 2021 season after registering 42 points, including 36 goals with six assists … contributed 31 goals as a freshman, including 12 free-position markers.

PERSONAL

Sister, Kaeli, played lacrosse at USC from 2017-20 and Stony Brook in 2021 … father, Scott, played for the New York Saints indoor lacrosse team from 1987-92 … uncle, Ste ven, played lacrosse at North Carolina in addition to professionally with the New York Saints (1993-2000) and New York Lizards (2001) … uncle, Kevin, played football and lacrosse at Hofstra in addition to playing professional lacrosse for the New York Saints in 1989 … uncle, Keith, played football at Hofstra … aunt, Victoria, played softball at North Carolina in addition to playing professionally for the Carolina Diamondbacks … uncle, Chris Engers, was a member of the 1992 USA Paralympic Team that competed in Barcelona, Spain … graduated from USC in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in communi cations … earned her Master’s degree in entrepreneurship and innovation in May 2022.

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SHANE

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: Princeton, N.J. COLLEGE: Michigan

ATHLETE CAUSE: NARAL Pro Choice America

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Recorded 930 leaderboard points during inaugural campaign with three games of 100 or more points … finished season with 34 saves, including season-high eight stops against Team Cummings in Week Five opener on Aug. 20 … posted six saves against Team Wood on Aug. 15 … also tallied five saves on Aug. 21 against Team Waters.

AT MICHIGAN

Four-year letter winner for the Wolverines who started 40-of-64 games during her ca reer from 2016-19 … authored 10.80 goals against average while stopping 45.1 percent of the shots she faced … finished her career as the Wolverines’ career leader in saves (360), wins by a goalkeeper (24) and save percentage (.451) … earned Second-Team IWLCA All-Region recognition as a senior after setting Michigan single-season records with 13 wins and .502 save percentage … two-time recipient of Michigan’s HAIL! Award … nominee for 2019 Tewaaraton Award … two-time pick as Big Ten Conference Defen sive Player of the Week.

PERSONAL

Co-Chairperson of Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse’s Player Executive Committee … served as a volunteer assistant coach at Michigan during 2021 season … passionate about social justice, mental health and music.

AUST HOLMAN

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-9 HOMETOWN: Sterling, Va. COLLEGE: Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Harlem Lacrosse

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished inaugural campaign with 1,080 leaderboard points … post ed four games with 100 or more points … scored 16 goals in 12 games, including a two-pointer … started campaign with seven-game goal-scoring streak … netted five goals in Athletes Unlimited debut against Team Treanor in Week Two opener … also set season high with four ground balls … recorded second hat trick of the season with three-goal effort against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 7.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Gold medal-winning Team USA at 2017 World Cup … one of 14 players in Team USA to score 20 or more career goals in World Cup competition … tied for sec ond on the team with 20 goals during the 2017 tournament, including six goals against England … also contributed seven assists.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

No. 2 overall pick by the Baltimore Ride in the 2016 United Women’s Lacrosse League Draft … scored 13 goals with two assists in nine games with Baltimore in her rook ie UWLX season … also played two seasons in the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League with the Upstate Pride … tallied five goals with an assist during the 2019 cam paign.

AT MARYLAND

Four-year letter winner for the Terrapins who appeared in 84 games from 2010-13 … tallied 143 goals with 132 assists in her career … also grabbed 54 ground balls … helped Maryland win NCAA Division I title as a freshman … tied for second on Terrapins’ career assist list … ranks ninth in Maryland history with 275 career points … posted back-toback seasons with 50 or more assists … tallied 55 assists in her senior season, tying Jen Adams for second-most in Maryland history … accumulated 125 points during her senior season, good for third in program annals … set Maryland single-game record with seven assists against UMBC during 2013 campaign … finalist for Tewaaraton Award in 2013 … IWLCA All-America selection as a junior and senior … claimed IWLCA National Attacker of the Year honors as a senior … two-time All-Atlantic Coast Confer ence honoree.

PERSONAL

Director of Finish Line Lacrosse where she organizes and directs camps throughout the United States … also works with East Coast Select, a youth girls lacrosse club pro gram … fitness instructor who created a virtual community called The Sweat Life, train ing 400 women every week … became a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model in 2021 and also stands as an Under Armour athlete ... husband, Marcus, played college lacrosse at North Carolina and currently plays in the Premier Lacrosse League.

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COLSON

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: Manchester, Md. COLLEGE: Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: One of 13 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … ap peared in six games while anchoring a Team USA defense that led the tournament in fewest goals against … scored twice in Championship Bracket opener against Hong Kong, China on July 5 … injured her knee during summer training camp with the United States team in 2019, but returned to Team USA for tryouts last summer.

AT MARYLAND

Five-year letter winner for the Terrapins who started 63-of-82 games during her career … sat out 2020 campaign due to an injury … scored two goals with four assists and 106 caused turnovers … tallied 159 ground balls with 324 draw controls with Maryland … honored as IWLCA National Defender of the Year in 2021 after leading the nation with 49 caused turnovers … also earned Big Ten Conference Defender of the Year notice during final season with Maryland … three-time IWLCA All-America and All-Big Ten se lection … also secured three Inside Lacrosse All-America commendations … finalist for 2021 Tewaaraton Award … member of two NCAA Division I Championship teams … served as a team captain during her final two years at Maryland.

PERSONAL

Mother, Laura, played volleyball and lacrosse at McDaniel … lists Muhammad Ali as her sports hero … favorite pregame meal is trail mix and chocolate milk … majored in nutrition and food science at Maryland.

BECCA

BLOCK

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Stratham, N.H. COLLEGE: Syracuse

ATHLETE CAUSE: Harlem Lacrosse

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Inaugural Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse GEICO Defensive Player of the Year … ranked third among all defenders with 1,314 leaderboard points … posted seven games with 100 or more leaderboard points, including four of final five games … first defender to be selected in all five weekly drafts … recorded 22 ground balls with 12 caused turnovers in 15 games … set season high with four ground balls against Team Wood on Aug. 6 … authored back-to-back games with two caused turnovers against Team Douty and Team O’Donnell to end Week One … posted two assists on Aug. 15 against Team Arsenault.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Team USA since 2012 … represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … member of a defensive unit that allowed tourna ment-low 39 goals in eight games … registered eight ground balls while starting all eight games … also helped United States win Gold medal at 2017 World Cup and 2017 World Games in Poland … scored one goal in eight games at 2017 World Cup and tallied 10 ground balls with two caused turnovers.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Scored two goals with an assist in 10 games with the Long Island Sound of the United Women’s Lacrosse League in 2016 after being taken with No. 14 overall pick in inau gural UWLX Draft … helped Sound defeat Boston Storm, 13-8, to claim league’s first championship … also played in the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League with the New England Command in 2018.

AT SYRACUSE

Four-year letter winner at Syracuse who appeared in 79 games from 2010-13 … twotime First-Team IWLCA All-America selection for the Orange (2012, 2013) … honored as 2013 IWLCA National Defender of the Year … also secured BIG EAST Conference Defender of the Year recognition as a senior … three-time All-BIG EAST selection, in cluding First-Team honors as a junior and senior … member of 2012 NCAA Champion ship All-Tournament Team … earned BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week award five times in 2012 to set a conference record.

PERSONAL

Sister, Linley, played lacrosse at Syracuse from 2010-13 … currently works as an assis tant women’s lacrosse coach at Harvard alongside current Athletes Unlimited athlete Sammy Jo Tracy … also coached at Oregon, Florida, Michigan and Vermont … gradu ated from Syracuse in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in health and exercise science.

MAJORANA

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Manhasset, N.Y. COLLEGE: Syracuse

ATHLETE CAUSE: Suzanne M. Scanio Foundation

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Posted 910 leaderboard points despite missing final seven games with an injury … recorded 100 or more leaderboard points in a game four times, including season-high 155 points in season opener against Team Benson on July 23 with two goals and two assists … scored a goal in all eight games, including three multi-goal efforts to begin the season … recorded multiple assists in a game three times.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Scored 14 goals with four assists in 10 appearances with the Long Island Sound during the 2016 United Women’s Lacrosse League season … member of UWLX Championship Team with Long Island … also played two seasons with the Upstate Pride of the Wom en’s Professional Lacrosse League … tallied eight goals with an assist in 2019.

AT SYRACUSE

Closed career by playing two seasons with the Orange after spending freshman and sophomore years at Maryland … appeared in 88 total games and scored 143 goals with 87 assists … two-time IWLCA All-America selection at Syracuse, including First-Team recognition as a junior … also claimed First-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors in 2015 and 2016 … ranked fifth in the nation during 2015 season with team-high 91 points, scoring 55 goals with team-leading 36 assists … collected 79 points in senior campaign with 45 goals and 34 assists … appeared in 20 games as a freshman at Maryland and tallied 23 goals with three assists … netted 20 goals with 14 assists as a sophomore.

PERSONAL

Spent 2022 season as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Hofstra University after four years at Villanova … majored in child and family studies at Syracuse.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

SAM

GEIERSBACH

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: West Babylon, N.Y. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Preston’s League

Member of 2022 NCAA Championship team at North Carolina after transferring from Richmond … appeared in 21 games as a reserve with the Tar Heels and scored 37 goals with 27 assists … honored as Most Outstanding Player at the NCAA Championship after registering eight combined goals against Northwestern and Boston College … tallied game-high five goals, including the final four of the game, in comeback victory over Northwestern in the semifinals … led North Carolina’s comeback by scoring all five of her goals during an 8-0 run to close the game … added three goals in championship game victory against Boston College … posted 11 multi-goal games and 16 multi-point efforts during the season … starter in 58 games from 2017-21 at Richmond … scored 162 goals with 98 assists with the Spiders … ranks fourth in Richmond history with 260 career points … also stands fourth on Spiders’ career assists list and sixth on Spiders’ career goals list … 2017 Atlantic 10 Conference Rookie of the Year who tallied 66 goals as a freshman, good for a share of second place on Richmond single-season ledger … owns two of the top five single-season point totals at Richmond … dished out 37 assists during 2019 campaign, the third-highest mark in program history … two-time member of Tewaaraton Award Watch List … earned All-Atlantic 10 honors twice, including FirstTeam recognition in 2019 … selected as 2019 Atlantic 10 Tournament Most Valuable Player after scoring game-winning goal in overtime to win league title against UMass … five-time Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week selection … also garnered three career Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Week commendations.

PERSONAL

Sister, Jessica, played lacrosse at Hofstra from 2015-18.

ORTEGA

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Centereach, N.Y. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 athletes selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of training team for Team USA’s 2022 World Championship squad.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Five-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who started all 91 career games from 2018-22, the most of any player in school history … first player in North Carolina history to earn IWLCA All-America honors five times … second-leading point scorer in NCAA history with 466 points … owns North Carolina and Atlantic Coast Conference career points records … also stands first in UNC history with 334 goals while her 132 assists stand second in Tar Heel record book … posted top three single-season point totals in school history, including 113 points as a fifth-year senior in 2022 … tallied four of the top five single-season goals totals at North Carolina, including program-record 81 goals as a senior in 2021 … scored at least one goal in 54 of her final 56 games … netted multiple goals in 80-of-91 career games … notched at least one point in 90-of-91 games, includ ing the final 85 contests in a row … recipient of 2022 Honda Award for Lacrosse as the National Player of the Year … one of two players in school history to be a finalist for the Tewaaraton Award twice, joining current Athletes Unlimited player Marie McCool … selected as 2021 and 2022 ACC Attacker of the Year … honored with 2022 Patterson Medal by the University of North Carolina … consensus First-Team All-America honoree by the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine in 2021 and 2022 … scored 69 goals with career-best 44 assists as a fifth-year senior while leading North Carolina to 22-0 record and NCAA title … ranked third in the nation during 2021 season with 82 goals … also held fifth place in national rankings with .656 shooting percentage … registered 14 games with four or more goals as a senior … joined teammate Katie Hoeg as Co-National Player of the Year by Inside Lacrosse during COVID-shortened 2020 campaign after registering 32 goals with NCAA-leading .762 shooting percentage over seven games … became first player in program history with 100 or more points in a single season after ending 2019 campaign with 112 points … also set UNC single-sea son mark with 81 goals, good for seventh in NCAA Division I … recorded 18 multi-goal games as a sophomore … posted one of the best freshman seasons in school history after setting rookie records with 70 goals and 86 points … named 2018 Inside Lacrosse National Rookie of the Year and ACC Freshman of the Year.

PERSONAL

Majored in communication studies at North Carolina … sister, Nikki, played lacrosse at Notre Dame from 2016-19 and netted 78 goals with 72 assists in 78 career games.

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AURORA

CORDINGLEY

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Oakville, Ontario, Canada COLLEGE: Maryland

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team Canada at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship, guiding squad to Silver medal … All-World Team selection who tied for the team lead with 26 points … scored 14 goals with 12 assists while appearing in eight games … ranked second on the team with 18 draw controls … registered a pair of hat tricks against Puerto Rico and England during Championship Bracket play … led Team Cana da to Gold medal at The World Games in Birmingham, Ala. … Canada’s leading scorer with 22 points, including 13 goals and nine assists over five games … competed on Canadian Under-19 Team and won Gold medal at 2015 U-19 World Championship.

AT MARYLAND

Transferred to Maryland as a graduate student after four-year career at Johns Hopkins … one of five finalists for 2022 Tewaaraton Award … First-Team IWLCA and USA La crosse Magazine All-America performer who was also named Big Ten Conference At tacker of the Year … starter in all 21 games for the Terrapins who totaled 118 points, the fourth-highest single-season mark in program history … scored 67 goals with 51 assists while authoring .578 shooting percentage … led Big Ten and ranked fourth nationally in assists and points … also finished season 10th in the country in shooting percentage … registered 33 ground balls, 15 caused turnovers and seven draw controls … tallied at least five points in 14-of-21 games during her lone season with the Terrapins … closed her career at Johns Hopkins as one of the Blue Jays’ all-time leaders in several catego ries … ranks ninth in JHU history with 182 career points while her 66 assists are good for sixth on Blue Jays’ career list … ended career as the 10th-leading scorer at Johns Hopkins with 116 goals … earned Third-Team IWLCA All-America distinction as a senior after leading Blue Jays in goals (39) and points (57) … also member of 2021 All-Big Ten First Team … Blue Jays’ scoring leader during COVID-shortened 2020 campaign with 17 goals and 18 assists … started all 18 games as a sophomore and contributed 41 goals with 22 assists … netted 19 goals with eight assists while appearing in 19 games as a freshman in 2018.

PERSONAL

Named assistant women’s lacrosse coach at UMass on July 6, 2022 … father, Troy, played nine seasons in the National Lacrosse League from 1993-2001 and was named as the head coach for the Vancouver Warriors on June 28, 2022 … father also spent time as a head coach for the Buffalo Bandits, Calgary Roughnecks and Toronto Rock … father, who also wore No. 40 during his playing career, won two NLL championships as a player with the Bandits in 1993 and 1996 … graduated from Johns Hopkins with a bachelor’s degree in international studies … wore No. 45 at Maryland and Johns Hopkins to honor the legacy of Jamieson Kuhlmann, a Hill Academy alum who passed away after a tragic accident during a lacrosse game … can also speak French … enjoys long distance running and hiking.

SHAYNA

PIRRECA

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Mount Sinai, N.Y. COLLEGE: Florida

ATHLETE CAUSE: Friends of Jaclyn Foundation

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Completed inaugural season with 1,153 leaderboard points … fashioned five games with 100 or more points … made second largest move on the leaderboard from Week One to Week Five, elevating 25 spots to No. 25 position … ranked second in the league with six two-point goals on league-high 18 attempts … one of two players to register a pair of two-point goals in a game during the season, joining midfielder Amanda Johansen … lone player in the league with two games with multiple two-point ers … posted three straight two-goal games from July 31-Aug. 6 … scored four of her six two-point goals during the stretch … netted at least one goal in 9-of-15 games, including eight of final 11 outings … recorded season-high two ground balls in a game twice.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Spent two seasons with the Upstate Pride of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League … picked No. 6 overall in 2018 WPLL Draft … registered an assist during the 2019 campaign while playing alongside her sister, Sydney.

AT FLORIDA

Four-year letter winner for the Gators who started 60-of-80 games from 2015-18 … finished career with 154 goals and 60 assists … also accrued 59 ground balls … ranks eighth on Florida’s career points list (224) … shares seventh place on career goals ledger with her sister, Sydney … compiled 35 free-position goals during her career, the eighth-best total at Florida … one of eight players in program history to record 80 or more points in a season … netted 59 goals with 22 assists during senior season … tal lied at least one point in 42 consecutive games from May 5, 2016-May 19, 2018, which stands as the fourth-longest streak at Florida … also scored a goal in 40 straight games, good for second all-time in the Gators’ program … Honorable Mention All-America se lection by Inside Lacrosse during senior season … two-time IWLCA All-Region pick … earned All-BIG EAST Conference recognition three times, including First-Team honors as a senior.

PERSONAL

Graduated from Florida in 2019 with a degree in history … served as an assistant coach at Wagner College in 2019, helping the Seahawks win the Northeast Conference title … sister, Sydney, also played lacrosse at Florida.

KENNEDY

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-3 HOMETOWN: North Babylon, N.Y. COLLEGE: Stony Brook

ATHLETE CAUSE: Headstrong Foundation

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Compiled 1,302 leaderboard points during inaugural campaign … reg istered seven games with 100 or more points … scored at least one goal in final 10 games, including pair of three-goal performances … tied for eighth in the league with 22 goals, including a two-pointer … also contributed three assists … set season high with 141 leaderboard points against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 7 with three draw controls and a goal … posted first hat trick of the season in Week Three against Team Read … also fashioned hat trick on Aug. 15 against Team Wood … set season high with 10 shots against Team Waters on Aug. 21 … one of 13 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … ap peared in all eight games for the Gold medal winners, scoring 11 goals with one assist … opened tournament with three hat tricks in first five games.

AT STONY BROOK

Five-year letter winner for the Seawolves who started 87-of-88 games during her ca reer from 2017-21 … scored 266 career goals with 63 assists … ranks second on Stony Brook’s career ledger with 180 ground balls and 343 draw controls … third on Sea wolves’ career goals list … ranks fourth all-time with 329 career points … also holds ninth place on career assists list … one of four players in Stony Brook history to score 70 or more goals in a season, reaching the mark twice … netted 85 goals during 2019 campaign after completing 2021 season with 73 goals … also stands as one of five play ers in program history with 100 or more points in a single season, tallying 100 points in 2019 … registered seven goals in a game three times during her career … 2021 IWLCA National Midfielder of the Year honoree who garnered First-Team IWLCA All-Ameri ca distinction in 2019 and 2021 … received Second-Team IWLCA All-America notice during 2018 campaign … three-time selection as America East Conference Midfielder of the Year … also claimed First-Team All-America East status three times in addition to being named Second-Team All-America East in 2017 … member of 2017 America East All-Rookie Team … twice named America East Tournament Most Outstanding Player … two-time nominee for Tewaaraton Award.

PERSONAL

Studied business management at Stony Brook … older sister, Cori, played lacrosse at Stony Brook … older brother, Brian, played lacrosse at American International … works as an assistant coach for the Long Island Yellow Jackets club lacrosse team.

WATERS

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: Darien, Conn. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Harlem Lacrosse

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished second on Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse leaderboard with 1,753 points … tied for league lead with 10 games of 100 or more points … also tied with at tacker Sam Apuzzo for league lead with 255 MVP points … secured game MVP honors eight times to equal league high, including three MVP 1 selections … ranked fourth in the league with 478 stat points … second among Athletes Unlimited goalkeepers with 92 saves and 106 goals allowed … notched pair of double-digit save performances during final week of the season … registered 24 ground balls in 15 games, including season-high four ground balls against Team Treanor on July 31 and against Team Glynn on Aug. 16 … made season-high 12 saves in Week Five opener against Team Glynn on Aug. 20 … contributed 11 saves in 11-10 loss to Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 21 … had nine saves in July 31 victory over Team Treanor.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of United States Women’s National Team program since 2015 … represent ed Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … appeared in seven games as a reserve and made 17 saves … posted six-save performance against Australia in pool play … also made three saves in semifinal victory over Australia.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played two years with the Philadelphia Fire of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League after being drafted with the No. 1 overall pick … registered 14 saves while allow ing 10 goals during 2019 campaign.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Four-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who appeared in 78 games from 2014-17 … member of 2016 NCAA Championship team … posted .484 save percentage with 462 career saves … also posted 8.68 career goals against average … First-Team IWLCA and Lacrosse Magazine All-America selection in 2015 … named 2015 National Goalkeep er of the Year by the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and Lacrosse Magazine … co-recipient of 2016 Inside Lacrosse National Goalkeeper of the Year award with UNC teammate Megan Ward … also earned First-Team Inside Lacrosse All-America pick during junior season … four-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference honoree, including pair of First-Team commendations … shared Kellie Thompson Shirley Award in 2017 with current Ath letes Unlimited Lacrosse player Sammy Jo Tracy … owns North Carolina single-season record with 177 saves in 2017 … also ranks second in program history with 49 career victories.

PERSONAL

Currently serving as a volunteer assistant coach at North Carolina after spending time at Stanford as a goalkeeper coach … helped Tar Heels to perfect 22-0 record and NCAA title during 2022 campaign … has also coached goalkeepers in private lessons and clinics … hobbies include playing tennis and golf, completing New York Times crossword puzzles and listening to podcasts.

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PIRRECA

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-1 HOMETOWN: Mount Sinai, N.Y. COLLEGE: Florida

ATHLETE CAUSE: Friends of Jaclyn Foundation

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Registered 730 leaderboard points during inaugural season with three games of 100 or more points … scored two goals with four assists in 15 games … set season high with 129 leaderboard points against Team Arsenault on Aug. 15.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of 2015 United States Under-19 training team … made her debut with the Se nior National Team at the 2018 Fall Classic … also participated in 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic … member of training team for Team USA’s 2022 World Championship squad.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Scored six goals with three ground balls and two caused turnovers while playing for the Upstate Pride in the 2019 Women’s Professional Lacrosse League season.

AT FLORIDA

Four-year letter winner for the Gators who started 80-of-81 games from 2016-19 … sev enth on Gators’ career games played and games started lists … finished career with 215 points, including 154 goals and 61 assists … also amassed 98 ground balls and 102 draw controls, a mark that ranks ninth all-time at Florida … ranks seventh on Florida’s career goals ledger while holding a share of seventh place on career goals list with her sister, Shayna … two-time Third-Team IWLCA All-America selection … also received Honor able Mention All-America recognition twice from Inside Lacrosse … three-time IWLCA All-Region honoree … First-Team All-American Athletic Conference pick as a senior … also honored with a pair of All-BIG EAST First Team commendations … co-recipient of 2018 BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year award … owns share of Florida single-game records with six assists and 11 points against Vanderbilt on May 2, 2019.

PERSONAL

Currently works as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Stony Brook … also served as an assistant coach at Syracuse University for two years … was a competitive gymnast for most of her life … played lacrosse with her sister, Shayna, for most of her career from middle school through their professional careers … passionate about nutrition, cooking and baking along with working out … has an Instagram account about food and fitness … other hobbies include walking and listening to wellness and sports podcasts … has had five dogs at one time and currently owns a poodle and black lab puppy.

WOOD

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-6 HOMETOWN: Baltimore, Md. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Harlem Lacrosse

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished season with 1,561 leaderboard points, including seven games with 100 or more points … ranked third in the league with 1,190 win points … one of three players to serve as a captain three times during inaugural season, joining attacker Ky lie Ohlmiller and midfielder Dempsey Arsenault … earned captain’s role during Weeks Two, Three and Four … one of two plates to record 500 or more leaderboard points in a single week … opened season with 501 points after scoring a goal with 10 draw controls, six ground balls and three caused turnovers with three game wins in Week One … tied with midfielder Taylor Cummings for league lead with 16 quarter victories as a captain … authored 16-14-6 quarter record during three weeks as a captain … one of four players to hold top spot on individual leaderboard during 2021 season … served as leaderboard leader from July 23-30 and Aug. 1-6 … posted 35 draw controls, good for sixth in the circuit … recorded season-high five draw controls in season opener against Team Benson … tied for eighth in the league with 27 ground balls in 15 games … record ed season-high two caused turnovers in a game four times … finished season tied for sixth in the circuit with 12 caused turnovers … scored lone goal of the season against Team O’Donnell on July 24 … also registered an assist in season opener on July 23 … one of 13 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Played for Team USA at the 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic … member of training team for Team USA’s 2022 World Championship squad.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Four-year letter winner with the Tar Heels who appeared in 66 games with 33 starts from 2018-21 … scooped up 49 ground balls with 58 draw controls … led Tar Heels to NCAA Division I semifinals three times … ranked fifth on the team with 11 caused turn overs during senior season … started 20-of-21 games as a freshman.

PERSONAL

Majored in sociology at North Carolina … three-sport athlete at Catonsville High School who earned Under Armour Lacrosse All-America honors.

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MCKONE

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-3 HOMETOWN: Bellaire, Texas COLLEGE: Northwestern

ATHLETE CAUSE: University of Texas Foundation for the MD Anderson Cancer Center

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Closed inaugural season with 887 leaderboard points, including three efforts with 100 or more points … tied for fourth in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 36 draw controls … scored eight goals, including a two-pointer, in 15 games … tallied one goal in eight different contests … ranked fourth in the league with 13 assists, in cluding back-to-back three-assist efforts against Team Cummings and Team Wood to end Week Four … ended season with 22 draw controls in final six games, including season-high six draws against Team Waters on Aug. 21 … one of 13 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Team Israel at 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship … Is rael’s leading scorer with 35 points in eight games … also paced team with 21 goals and 14 assists … scored four goals in a game three times, including pair of four-goal, three-assist efforts against Puerto Rico and Czech Republic … also competed for Israel at The World Games in Birmingham, Ala., leading team to fifth-place finish … fashioned team-high 10 goals and five assists in four games … played for Team USA during 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic.

AT NORTHWESTERN

Five-year letter winner for the Wildcats who appeared in 83 games, including 47 starts, from 2017-21 … closed career with 105 goals and 68 assists while adding 88 ground balls and 48 caused turnovers … tied for eighth on Wildcats’ career assists list … one of 19 players in program history with 100 or more career goals … two-time IWLCA Aca demic Honor Roll selection … also earned a pair of Big Ten Conference Distinguished Scholar honors … First-Team All-Big Ten selection as a graduate student after scoring 27 goals with 17 assists in 16 games … garnered Second-Team IWLCA All-America rec ognition in 2021 … also named to Inside Lacrosse All-America Third Team in 2020 … recipient of 2019 Big Ten Sportsmanship Award.

PERSONAL

Member of Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse’s Player Executive Committee … earned her bachelor’s degree in communication studies from Northwestern in 2020 … also re ceived her Master’s degree in data science from Northwestern … works as a business analyst for Parity, a startup that works to close the gender pay gap in sports by getting women athletes sponsorship deals.

PARRELLA

POSITION: Midfield HEIGHT: 5-3 HOMETOWN: Miller Place, N.Y. COLLEGE: Hofstra

ATHLETE CAUSE: Suzanne M. Scanio Foundation

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ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Finished season with 1,289 leaderboard points, including eight games with 100 or more points … ninth-leading scorer in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 30 points, scoring 26 goals with four assists … authored pair of four-goal performances to set season high … tallied four goals with an assist on Aug. 7 against Team Arsenault before posting four-goal, one-assist effort against Team Glynn on Aug. 15 … netted game-winning goal in overtime to complete three-goal performance against Team Ohl miller in season finale on Aug. 22 … posted back-to-back three-goal efforts against Team Treanor and Team Warden to begin Week Two … scored 11 goals in final five games, including three multi-goal showings … contributed 13 ground balls with seven draw controls and seven caused turnovers … one of 13 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

AT HOFSTRA

Five-year letter winner for the Pride who started all 72 games during her career from 2017-21 … Hofstra’s all-time leader in goals (261) and points (355) while also owning sin gle-season goals and points records … also holds Colonial Athletic Association career records for goals and points … set single-season goals marks with 85 tallies as a junior in 2019 .. finished with program-record 105 points during 2019 campaign, which also ranks second in CAA history … ranks second on Hofstra’s career list with 94 assists … stands fourth all-time with 196 draw controls … two-time IWLCA All-America Third Team selection … garnered Third-Team Inside Lacrosse All-America recognition three times … Honorable Mention selection on 2021 USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America squad … four-time IWLCA All-Region and All-Colonial Athletic Association performer who earned 2019 CAA Player of the Year distinction … also honored as 2017 CAA Rookie of the Year … three-time team captain for Coach Shannon Smith.

PERSONAL

Started playing lacrosse when she was 10 years old … brother, Nick, played lacrosse at SUNY Plattsburgh … sister, Tiana, played lacrosse at Hofstra … also competed in gymnastics for 10 years and became a level 10 gymnast … enjoys watching “The Bach elorette” in her spare time … likes to listen to country music.

AT JAMES MADISON

DOUGHERTY

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Alexandria, Va. COLLEGE: James Madison

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

Six-year letter winner for the Dukes who started 71-of-81 games from 2017-22 … red shirted 2017 campaign … boasted 9.08 career goals against average while stopping 49.4 percent of the shots she faced, a mark that stands 11th on Dukes’ career list … tied for 10th on program’s career goals against average list … authored 59-15 record in goal at James Madison … led Dukes to 2018 NCAA Division I title as a redshirt fresh man … four-time All-Colonial Athletic Association performer, including First-Team com mendations in 2018, 2019 and 2022 … honored as 2019 and 2022 CAA Goalkeeper of the Year … closed out career ranked seventh in school history with 472 saves … garnered Honorable Mention status on 2022 Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Mag azine All-America Teams … Third-Team All-America pick by Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine in 2021 … also earned Honorable Mention All-America recognition by Inside Lacrosse in 2019 and 2020 … secured Second-Team IWLCA All-Region notice in 2019 and 2022 … three-time team captain for the Dukes … four-time Virginia Sports Information Directors Association All-State performer who earned Player of the Year accolades in 2021 and Rookie of the Year status in 2018 … ranks third in James Madison history with 617 career saves … owns school CAA Tournament single-game record with 16 saves against Drexel on May 9, 2021.

PERSONAL

Majored in health sciences at James Madison … older sister, Elizabeth, competed on water polo team at Boston College ... named as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Princeton on June 29, 2022.

AT SYRACUSE

COOPER

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-9 HOMETOWN: Lutherville, Md. COLLEGE: Syracuse

ATHLETE CAUSE: One Love Foundation

Four-year letter winner for the Orange who started all 71 games of her career from 2019-22 … scored two goals with four assists … amassed 122 ground balls with 107 draw controls and 98 caused turnovers, a mark that ranks second in program history … secured Third-Team IWLCA All-America distinction in 2022 after leading a Syracuse defense that held opponents to less than 10 goals seven times … also gathered ca reer-best 59 draw controls … First-Team IWLCA All-America selection as a junior after leading the team with 48 ground balls while ranking second with 33 caused turnovers … honored as Maverick Division I Second-Team All-American during COVID-shortened 2020 campaign … started all eight games and anchored a defensive unit that led NCAA Division I in scoring defense at 7.00 goals per game … honored as 2019 Atlantic Coast Conference Freshman of the Year and earned Second-Team All-ACC notice … member of Inside Lacrosse All-America Second Team during freshman campaign along with earning spot on IWLCA All-Region Second Team … led team as a freshman with 33 caused turnovers … also ranked second on the squad with 36 ground balls and 42 caused turnovers.

PERSONAL

Daughter of Randy and Jen Cooper … majored in psychology at Syracuse … has one brother and one sister.

LITTLE

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-9 HOMETOWN: Tiverton, R.I. COLLEGE: Denver

ATHLETE CAUSE: One Love Foundation

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Registered 1,029 leaderboard points in inaugural Athletes Unlimited campaign with four games of 100 or more points … scored one goal with one assist in 15 games … also compiled 15 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers … tallied lone goal of the season against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 8 … had lone assist in Week Five opener against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 20 … set season high with five ground balls against Team Ohlmiller on July 25 … fashioned season-high three caused turnovers with three ground balls against Team Glynn on Aug. 21.

AT DENVER

Four-year letter winner for the Pioneers who started 63-of-65 games from 2018-21 … scored 33 goals with 19 assists during her career … enjoyed best scoring season as a freshman with 15 goals and five assists … also tallied nine goals with nine assists during sophomore campaign … scooped up 92 ground balls with 215 draw controls in five seasons … Second-Team IWLCA All-America selection as a senior who served as a team captain … two-time honoree on Inside Lacrosse All-America Teams, including Third-Team notice in 2020 … earned a pair of IWLCA All-Region First Team awards … named 2021 BIG EAST Conference Defensive Player of the Year … also claimed spot on 2019 and 2021 All-BIG EAST First Teams … ranks third on Pioneers’ career draw controls list … also holds ninth place in career caused turnovers.

PERSONAL

Currently works as a volunteer assistant women’s lacrosse coach at the University of Denver alongside fellow Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse athlete Britt Read … majored in political science at Denver with minors in international studies and gender and wom en’s studies … has been an advocate for NCAA Title IV reforms in gender-based vio lence training and education protocol for student-athletes … plans to attend law school in the future.

MORENO

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Huntington, N.Y. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of training team for 2022 Team USA World Championship squad … alternate for 2022 Team USA World Championship squad.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Six-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who appeared in school-record 87 games from 2017-22 … also holds school career goalkeeper record with 76 starts … North Carolina’s all-time leader with 667 saves, a mark that also ranks second in Atlantic Coast Con ference history … also owns school career marks with 4,967 minutes played and 70 goalkeeper wins … led Tar Heels to six straight ACC Tournament titles and 2022 NCAA Championship … three-time First-Team All-ACC selection (2019, 2021, 2022) … led ACC with .493 save percentage and 8.56 goals against average in 2022 … posted seven games with 10 or more saves as a graduate student, including season-high 16 saves against Notre Dame on Apr. 2, 2022 … honored as 2021 IWLCA National Goalkeeper of the Year after finishing second in the nation with 6.65 goals against average and .549 save percentage … also named 2021 ACC Defender of the Year in addition to earning First-Team All-America status from the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Mag azine … one of five Tewaaraton Award finalists in 2021, joining teammate Jamie Ortega … started all seven games during COVID-shortened 2020 campaign, finishing with an 8.03 goals against average and .478 save percentage … ranked eighth in the nation as a sophomore with 8.91 goals against average … also finished fourth in the country with .532 save percentage, earning Second-Team All-America distinction from Inside Lacrosse … also secured Third-Team All-America notice from the IWLCA … redshirted 2017 season with an injury.

PERSONAL

Majored in communication studies at North Carolina … finishing requirements for her Master’s degree in educational innovation, technology and entrepreneurship this sum mer … has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do … first female in Huntington High School history to play on varsity football team.

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CARR

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-9 HOMETOWN: Baltimore, Md. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: One Love Foundation

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2021 Season: Posted 1,087 leaderboard points during inaugural season … reached 100-point mark in four games, including season-high 159 points in Week Five opener against Team Waters … scored lone goal of the season against Team Benson on July 25 to close Week One … fourth in the league with 33 ground balls … registered at least one ground ball in final 13 games, including season-high six loose balls against Team Waters on Aug. 20 … fashioned nine caused turnovers, including season-high three caused turnovers against Team Benson in Week One finale.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Member of Team USA since 2008 … currently on training team for 2022 World Champi onship squad … helped United States to 14-0 record and a pair of Gold medals at 2013 and 2017 World Cups … collected 14 ground balls with six draw controls in eight games during 2017 World Cup … also won Gold medal at The World Games in Poland in 2017.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Tallied an assist in nine games with the Baltimore Ride during the 2016 United Wom en’s Lacrosse League season … also played two seasons with the Upstate Pride in the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League … tallied four ground balls with four caused turnovers during 2019 campaign … played semi-pro soccer for the Chesapeake Charge.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Four-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who appeared in 81 games from 2007-10 … scored 21 goals with nine assists during her career, including nine goals as a junior … also notched 92 ground balls … led Tar Heels to four NCAA Tournament appearances … First-Team All-America selection as a senior by the IWLCA, WomensLax.com and WomensLacrosse.com … established UNC single-season record with 58 draw controls during junior season.

PERSONAL

Three-sport athlete in high school who played soccer, basketball and lacrosse … named 2005 Baltimore City High School Soccer Player of the Year by the Baltimore Sun … currently serves on the Board of Directors for USA Lacrosse … also works as a U-18 coach with USA Lacrosse … spent the last two seasons as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Johns Hopkins … also served as an assistant coach at North Car olina, Delaware, Stanford and Ohio State … father, Dan, played football at Brockport University … brother, Nick, played lacrosse at Ohio State and was nationally-ranked in competitive weightlifting … brother, Brian, played lacrosse at Detroit Mercy … known to her teammates and coaches as “Cookie.”

NORTH

POSITION: Attack HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Dallas, Texas COLLEGE: Boston College

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 athletes selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at World Lacrosse 2022 Women’s World Championship … tied for second on the team with 28 points in eight games … led Team USA and ranked ninth in the tournament with 23 goals … accrued five hat tricks, including four games with four or more goals … tallied five goals against Scotland and England during pool play.

AT BOSTON COLLEGE

Played final three years with the Eagles after beginning college career at Duke … ap peared in 87 games during college career … NCAA’s all-time leader with 358 career goals … only player in NCAA Division I history with three seasons with 90 or more goals … also one of three players in NCAA Division I history to register 100 or more goals in a single season, posting 102 goals during 2021 campaign … stands third in NCAA Division I history with 433 career points … also tallied 373 career draw controls … twotime recipient of Tewaaraton Award (2021, 2022) … consensus First-Team All-America pick by the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine during both of her final seasons … also named IWLCA Player of the Year and Attacker of the Year in 2021 and 2022 … nominated for 2022 ESPY’s Best Collegiate Athlete in Women’s Sports … 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year nominee ... selected as 2021 and 2022 Atlantic Coast Conference Female Athlete of the Year, becoming fifth student-athlete in conference history to receive the award in back-to-back years … 2021 Honda Sport Award for La crosse honoree … four-time All-ACC performer who earned First-Team notice in 2021 and 2022 … totaled 217 goals with 47 assists in three years at Boston College … also accumulated 364 draw controls over 51 games with the Eagles … ranks fourth in Boston College history with 264 career points … also finished career in second place on Ea gles’ career goals list behind Sam Apuzzo … tallied 115 points as a fifth-year senior, the fourth-highest single-season mark at Boston College … also amassed 114 points during 2021 campaign, which ranks fifth all-time … set Boston College single-game record with 12 points at Boston University on Feb. 12, 2020 … also owns school single-game goals standard with 10-goal performance at Virginia Tech on Apr. 10, 2021 … ranks 15th in Duke women’s lacrosse history with 169 points in just two seasons … also tied for 10th on Blue Devils’ career goals list (141) … set Duke single-season records with 82 goals and 105 points as a sophomore en route to Second-Team All-ACC accolades in 2019 … also claimed Second-Team All-ACC notice after setting Duke freshman records with 59 goals and 64 points.

PERSONAL

Graduated from Boston College with bachelor’s degree in sociology … working to wards Master’s degree in sport administration … one of five children in her family.

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TRENCHARD

POSITION: Defense HEIGHT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: Windsor, Conn. COLLEGE: North Carolina

ATHLETE CAUSE: GiGi’s Playhouse - Raleigh

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 athletes selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Represented Team USA at World Lacrosse 2022 Women’s World Championship … member of Team USA defensive unit that allowed tournament-best 39 goals over eight games … appeared in eight games and registered an assist in Championship Bracket opener against Hong Kong, China … member of 2018 United States Women’s National Training Team.

AT NORTH CAROLINA

Five-year letter winner for the Tar Heels who started all 88 career games from 2018-22 … scored one goal with four assists … contributed 104 ground balls with 59 draw con trols and 61 caused turnovers … led Tar Heels to 2022 NCAA title and five consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference championships … named 2022 IWLCA Division I Defender of the Year … two-time selection as ACC Defender of the Year (2019, 2022) … mem ber of 2022 NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team … three-time First-Team AllACC performer for the Tar Heels … consensus First-Team All-America honoree by the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine in her final two seasons at UNC … also earned First-Team All-America distinction by Inside Lacrosse during COVID-short ened 2020 season … member of IWLCA and Inside Lacrosse All-America First Teams as a sophomore after finishing second on the team with 16 caused turnovers … started all 21 games as a freshman and earned a spot on the All-ACC Tournament Team.

PERSONAL

Majored in psychology at North Carolina … father, Webb, was captain of the lacrosse team at Amherst College … great-great grandfather, Thomas, was the head football coach at North Carolina for four years (1895, 1913-15) … mother, Michelle, earned All-America honors while playing lacrosse at Hobart William Smith College.

DIFATTA

POSITION: Goalkeeper HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Dix Hills, N.Y. COLLEGE: Pittsburgh

ATHLETE CAUSE: Morgan’s Message

ATHLETES UNLIMITED EXPERIENCE

2022 Season: One of 15 players selected in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft.

AT PITTSBURGH

Finished college career as a member of the Panthers’ inaugural team after playing at Elon and Fairfield … accrued 37-31 career record with 661 saves and .493 save per centage … tallied 148 ground balls and 41 caused turnovers during her career … Sec ond-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference and IWLCA All-Region performer who started all 19 games for the Panthers in 2022 … also earned Honorable Mention All-America distinction from Inside Lacrosse … fashioned .469 save percentage and 11.95 goals against average … led ACC and ranked 17th in NCAA Division I with 51 ground balls ... set ACC Tournament records for saves in a single game and in a tournament … registered 37 saves in two tournament games, including career-high 19 stops against Louisville in opening round … posted 10 or more saves in a game 10 times during 2022 campaign … spent three seasons at Elon, starting 28-of-29 contests … did not appear in a game during 2020 season … led Phoenix to 9-3 record as a senior … garnered Honorable Mention All-America recognition from USA Lacrosse Magazine in 2021 after posting .529 save percentage with 23 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers … owns Elon sin gle-season record with 160 saves as a sophomore in 2019 while starting 17-of-18 games … also named to Colonial Athletic Association All-Tournament Team … started career at Fairfield in 2018, earning a spot on Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All-Rookie Team … ranked second in Division I with 211 saves, which set Fairfield single-season record … also ranked sixth in the country as a freshman with .512 save percentage.

PERSONAL

Graduated from Elon with a degree in finance … also earned Master’s degree in man agement from Pittsburgh … enjoys listening to Billy Joel and Taylor Swift … hobbies include traveling, creating Spotify playlists and collecting vinyl records … one of three children in the family.

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TAYLOR TAKES THE TITLE

Midfielder Taylor Cummings claimed the first Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse title after ending the season with a league-best 1,943 points while ranking second in the circuit with 548 stat points. The former University of Maryland standout also paced the league with 79 draw controls and was fourth in the circuit with 27 goals.

BLOCK NAMED GEICO DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Defender Becca Block secured the inaugural Geico Defensive Player of the Year award in a vote of the league’s players and Unlimited Club members. The first de fender taken in each of the five weekly drafts, Block ranked third among the league’s defenders and 11th overall with 1,314 points. Block earned a $5,000 bonus from Geico for earning the award.

CENTURY MARK

A quartet of players - midifelder Taylor Cummings, attacker Cortney Fourtnato and goalkeepers Caylee Waters and Britt Read - tied for the league lead with 10 games of 100 or more leaderboard points this season. Cummings tallied 100 or more points in seven of her last 10 games, including a trio of 200-point performances. Waters, mean while, posted four 100-point games in her final five efforts, including a pair of games with 175 or more points. Fortunato ended the season with five 100-point outings in the final seven contests, while Glynn opened the season with six 100-point games in the first 10 outings.

MOST GAMES WITH 100+ LEADERBOARD POINTS

NO. PLAYER

10 Taylor Cummings

10 Caylee Waters

10 Cortney Fortunato

10 Britt Read

Kyra Pelton

Kylie Ohlmiller

SPEED DEMONS

Attacker Sam Apuzzo scored the fastest goal to open a game this season when she struck just six seconds into the Aug. 20 game between Team Cummings and Team Ohlmiller. Apuzzo’s marker was the fifth goal scored within the opening 15 seconds of a game this season and eclipsed the previous mark of eight seconds, which had been accomplished twice.

GOALS TO OPEN A GAME (2021 SEASON) TIME PLAYER DATE OPPONENT

0:06 Sam Apuzzo Aug. 20, 2021 Team Ohlmiller

0:08 Halle Majorana July 23, 2021 Team Benson

0:08 Alex Aust Aug. 7, 2021 Team Ohlmiller

0:10 Sammy Jo Tracy July 24, 2021 Team Ohlmiller

0:15 Marie McCool Aug. 7, 2021 Team Arsenault

0:26 Ally Kennedy Aug. 14, 2021 Team Arsenault

0:32 Halle Majorana July 25, 2021 Team Douty

A CLEAN SWEEP

Led by team captain Taylor Cummings, Team Cummings claimed all 125 possible win points in its 13-6 Week Five victory over Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 20. It marked the sixth time this year a team has secured all of the possible win points in a game, including the third time since the start of Week Four.

TEAMS WITH 125 WIN POINTS IN A GAME DATE TEAM

OPPONENT SCORE

July 23, 2021 Team Ohlmiller vs. Team Benson 11-3 Aug. 6, 2021 Team Ohlmiller vs. Team Read 9-8 Aug. 7, 2021 Team Wood vs. Team Ohlmiller 7-5 Aug. 14, 2021 Team Glynn vs. Team Arsenault 9-6 Aug. 15, 2021 Team Cummings vs. Team Arsenault 16-9 Aug. 20, 2021 Team Cummings vs. Team Ohlmiller 13-6

BICENTENNIAL

Attacker Sam Apuzzo registered the highest single-game leaderboard point total during the inaugural Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season when she had 238 points against Team Read on Aug. 6. It was one of eight 200-point games during the season, including three instances by midfielder Taylor Cummings.

SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL LEADERBOARD POINTS LEADERS PTS. NAME

OPPONENT DATE

238 Sam Apuzzo Team Read Aug. 6, 2021

226 Emily Parros Team Arsenault Aug. 15, 2021

226 Taylor Cummings Team Ohlmiller Aug. 20, 2021

221 Taylor Cummings Team Arsenault Aug. 15, 2021

217 Kady Glynn Team Ohlmiller Aug. 7, 2021

210 Kayla Wood Team Benson July 23, 2021

206 Taylor Cummings Team Read Aug. 7, 2021

201 Kayla Treanor Team Benson July 23, 2021

THE BIG 2-0-0-0

Team Cummings earned the most leaderboard points of any team during the 2021 season when the squad combined to register 2,285 points against Team Arsenault on Aug. 15, in a 16-9 victory. There were four times in 30 games where a team reached 2,000 or more leaderboard points.

SINGLE-GAME TEAM LEADERBOARD POINTS LEADERS PTS. TEAM OPPONENT DATE

2,285 Team Cummings Team Arsenault 8/15/21

2,139 Team Ohlmiller Team Read 8/6/21

2,034 Team Ohlmiller Team Benson 7/23/21

2.003 Team Cummings Team Ohlmiller 8/16/21

1,991 Team Glynn Team Arsenault 8/15/21

1,955 Team Wood Team Ohlmiller 8/7/21

CAPTAIN’S LOG

The inaugural Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season featured a total of 12 captains over the five weeks. Midfielder Dempsey Arsenault, defender Kayla Wood and attacker Ky lie Ohlmiller were the only players to serve as a captain three times this season while midfielder Taylor Cummings and goalkeeper Kady Glynn were two-time captains.

WINNING WAYS

Defender Kayla Wood and midfielder Taylor Cummings each captained their teams to 16 quarter wins during the 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season, while attacker Kylie Ohlmiller secured 15 quarter victories in her three weeks as a captain.

TEAM CAPTAIN WEEKS

Taylor Cummings

Kayla Wood

Kylie Ohlmiller

Dempsey Arsenault

Kady Glynn

Warden

O'Donnell

Treanor

Waters

Read

Benson

Douty

TWO OF A KIND

Week Five featured the first time during the inaugural season where two goalkeepers served as captains in the same week with Caylee Waters and Kady Glynn holding two of the top four spots. A goalkeeper served as a team captain in four of the five weeks this season.

TWO STEP

Defender Kristen Carr, midfielder Ally Kennedy and attacker Kenzie Kent completed the 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season as the only players to wear just two of the four jersey colors. Carr wore the blue and purple jerseys over the five-week season, while Kennedy donned the gold and purple jerseys. Kent, meanwhile, alternated be tween the gold and orange tops.

2021 SEASON REVIEW

CONNECT FOUR

A total of 19 players wore all four jersey colors during the inaugural Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season, including individual champion Taylor Cummings

LEADER OF THE PACK

Midfielder Taylor Cummings became the fourth player to hold the top spot on the Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse individual leaderboard when she tallied 221 points in an Aug. 15 win over Team Arsenault. Cummings, who finished the season as the individ ual champion, joined defender Kayla Wood, midfielder Dempsey Arsenault and goal keeper Kady Glynn as the only players to be at the top of the leaderboard.

2021 INDIVIDUAL LEADERBOARD LEADERS NAME DATES

Kayla Wood July 23-July 30; Aug. 1-Aug. 6

Dempsey Arsenault July 31; Aug. 7-8 Kady Glynn Aug. 14 Taylor Cummings Aug. 15-22

MODELS OF CONSISTENCY

Three players, including defender Kayla Wood, goalkeeper Kady Glynn and midfielder Taylor Cummings, spent the entire season in the top 10 spots on the individual leader board through all 15 game days. All three players also spent at least one day as the top player on the individual leaderboard.

CUTTING IT CLOSE

Of the 30 games played during the 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season, 17 of them were decided by two points or less. In addition, there were 11 contests that fea tured a one-point margin.

GOOSE EGGS

The Aug. 7 game between Team Wood and Team Ohlmiller featured the first time nei ther team scored a goal in a single quarter. Both teams shot a combined 0-for-7 in the fourth quarter. Team Wood attacker Shayna Pirreca netted the final goal of the game with 3:44 left in the third period.

HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?

A trio of games during the 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season featured a com bined 12 points between the two teams, including two games during Week Five. Team Wood bested Team Ohlmiller by a 7-5 margin on Aug. 7, before the pair of 12-point outings during the final week of the season.

LOWEST COMBINED POINT TOTALS IN A GAME POINTS TEAMS DATE

12 Ohlmiller (5) vs. Wood (7) 8/7/21

12 Cummings (8) vs. Glynn (4) 8/21/21

12 Cummings (7) vs. Waters (5) 8/22/21

13 Glynn (7) vs. Ohlmiller (6) 8/22/21

14 Benson (3) vs. Ohlmiller (11) 7/23/21

14 Douty (6) vs. Benson (8) 7/24/21

WORKING OVERTIME

The 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season featured a pair of overtime verdicts among the 30-game schedule. Team Wood outlasted Team Warden, 8-7, in the first-ev er overtime game on July 31, before Team Glynn secured a 7-6 victory over Team Ohl miller on the final day of the season.

OVERTIME GAMES IN ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE HISTORY

GW GOAL

DATE SCORE

7/31/21 Team Wood def. Team Warden, 8-7 Kenzie Kent 8/22/21 Team Glynn def. Team Ohlmiller, 7-6 Alyssa Parrella

FIRST THINGS FIRST

The first quarter was the highest-scoring frame during the 2021 Athletes Unlimited La crosse season as teams combined to tally 132 goals. There were also 124 goals scored during the third quarter of the league’s 30 contests.

O FROM THE D

A total of seven defenders netted at least one goal during the 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season. Defender Ella Simkins paced the group with three goals.

GOALS FROM DEFENDERS

GOALS PLAYER

Ella Simkins

McKenzie

Caroline Wakefield

Douty

Wood

Little

Carr

10 COUNT

A league-high 10 two-point goals were scored during Week Four (Aug. 14-16), including three goals by midfielder Amanda Johansen. A total of 31 two-point goals were scored during the season’s 30 games with 12 different players netting at least one two-pointer.

SEVEN-UP

Attacker Nicole Levy finished the season as the Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse leader with seven two-point goals after breaking a tie with attacker Shayna Pirreca during the final day of the season. Levy notched her seventh two-pointer against Team Cummings in the final game of the season.

SWEET 16

Team Arsenault used goals from eight different players to set a season high with 16 goals in a 16-10 victory over Team Read on Aug. 7. Midfielders Taylor Cummings and Dempsey Arsenault each tallied three goals in the victory.

AN EVEN DOZEN

Defender Kyra Pelton authored an Athletes Unlimited-best 12-3 record during the 2021 season after helping Team Cummings to three victories during Week Five. The 2020 Stanford graduate, who finished the year 10th on the individual leaderboard, paced the league with 1,340 win points.

MULTIPLICATION TABLES

Attacker Sam Apuzzo led all Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse players with 11 multi-goal out ings, including a league-best eight hat tricks. Apuzzo and midfielder Marie McCool were the only players to record 10 or more multi-goal games during the inaugural sea son.

ATHLETES UNLIMITED MULTI-GOAL GAME LEADERS

PLAYER

Sam Apuzzo

Marie McCool

Taylor Cummings

Kylie Ohlmiller

Cortney Fortunato

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER

Attacker Sam Apuzzo made a late push towards the top of the leaderboard in the final week of the season, scoring a league-best 521 leaderboard points during Week Five. Apuzzo, who ended the season in the No. 3 position on the leaderboard, also moved up 38 spots during the last four weeks after closing out the opening week in 41st place.

DEATH, TAXES AND AN APUZZO HAT TRICK

Attacker Sam Apuzzo, who led all Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse players with eight hat tricks, closed out the season with six consecutive hat tricks. Apuzzo also netted both of her two-point goals during the six-game streak, scoring from outside the key against Team Ohlmiller on Aug. 20 and Team Waters on Aug. 22.

GOAL ORIENTED

Attacker Sam Apuzzo was the only player in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse to score at least one goal in all 15 games during the inaugural 2021 campaign. Apuzzo, who fin ished the campaign as the league leader with 36 goals, also paced the circuit with eight hat tricks.

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL NO. PLAYER DATES

15 Sam Apuzzo July 23-Aug. 22

14 Taylor Cummings July 23-Aug. 21

12 Nicole Levy July 30-Aug. 22

12 * Kayla Treanor July 23-Aug. 22

10 Marie McCool July 23-Aug. 14

10 Ally Kennedy Aug. 1-22

* - Treanor did not play during Week Three

POINT TAKEN

Attacker Kylie Ohlmiller finished the 2021 season as the Athletes Unlimited leader with 48 points in 15 games, including 15 goals in her final five outings. Ohlmiller, who holds the NCAA Division I record with 498 career points, ranked second in Athletes Unlimited with 31 goals and 17 assists.

THAT 70S SHOW

Midfielder Taylor Cummings led all Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse players with 79 draw controls in 15 games, including three outings with 10 draw controls.

SUNDAY FUNDAY

Midfielder Emily Parros enjoyed playing on Sundays this season, scoring 12 of her 17 goals in the five Sunday contests. She also logged a season-high 226 points in the Aug. 15 contest against Team Arsenault while scoring a season-high four goals.

SUNDAY FUNDAY, PART 2

Attacker Cortney Fortunato also tallied 12 goals in five Sunday efforts during the 2021 season, including a season-high five goals against Team Wood on Aug. 8 in an 11-10 victory while with Team Read.

A FAMILY AFFAIR

The 2021 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season featured a pair of sisters among the 58-player roster. Attacker Shayna Pirreca joined up with her sister, Sydney, while mid fielder Taryn VanThof teamed up with her sister, Taylor. The Pirrecas and VanThofs joined Shelby and Nicole Pendley (2020 softball) as the only sister duos to play in the same Athletes Unlimited season.

SISTERS TO PLAY IN SAME ATHLETES UNLIMITED SEASON SEASON PLAYERS

2020 Softball Shelby and Nicole Pendley

2021 Lacrosse Shayna and Sydney Pirreca

2021 Lacrosse Taylor and Taryn VanThof

SIBLING RIVALRY

Midfielder Sydney Pirreca and attacker Sydney Pirreca split their four meetings as opponents during the season, while combining to author a 1-2 record during Week One as members of Team Benson.

SIBLING RIVALRY, PART TWO

Midfielder Taylor VanThof claimed victory in three of the four games against her sister, Taryn. However, when the duo teamed up as a part of Team Wood in Week Two, the VanThof sisters authored a perfect 3-0 record.

HELPING HANDS

Attacker Kenzie Kent paced Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 23 assists in 15 games, including a pair of four-assist efforts against Team Treanor on July 30 and Team Wood on Aug. 6. Led by Kent, there were 226 assists awarded during the season.

HIGH FIVE

Led by two five-goal efforts from attacker Kylie Ohlmiller, there were five instances where a player tallied five goals in a contest during the 2021 Athletes Unlimited La crosse season. Attacker Alex Aust was the first player to reach the five-goal mark on July 30 before Ohlmiller followed the same night with her first five-goal effort.

MOST INDIVIDUAL GOALS IN A GAME NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

5 Alex Aust Team Treanor July 30, 2021

5 Kylie Ohlmiller Team Warden July 30, 2021

5 Sam Apuzzo Team Wood July 31, 2021

5 Cortney Fortunato Team Wood Aug. 8, 2021

5 Kylie Ohlmiller Team Arsenault Aug. 15, 2021

READ ALL ABOUT IT

Goalkeeper Britt Read set an Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse season high with 16 saves in the Aug. 14 game between Team Arsenault and Team Glynn. The former Oregon standout tallied 10 of her saves in the opening half and paced all goalkeepers with three games of 10 or more saves. Read finished the season as the league leader with 100 saves in 15 games.

DRAFT DOTS

» The first defender taken in each of the five weekly drafts was Becca Block

» Caylee Waters was the first goalkeeper selected in the first four drafts before be coming a captain for Week Five. Britt Read was the first netminder picked in the draft, going to Team Cummings with the 13th overall selection

» Midfielder Marie McCool and attacker Sam Apuzzo were the only players (exclud ing those serving as captains) to be picked in the top five selections during all five weekly drafts.

» Three players held the honor of being the first overall selection during the five week ly drafts. Midfielder Taylor Cummings was the first overall pick in Week One’s draft, while attacker Sam Apuzzo was the top selection during Weeks Two, Three and Four. Midfielder Ally Kennedy completed the trio by going No. 1 overall in Week Five.

2021

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE LEADERBOARD POWERED BY GEICO

Cummings, Taylor 1943 1170 548 225

Waters, Caylee 1753 1020 478 255

Apuzzo, Sam 1685 870 560 255

Glynn, Kady 1601 1275 281 45

Read, Britt 1595 1005 515 75

Wood, Kayla 1561 1190 236 135

Treanor, Kayla 1541 1025 306 210

-2 Ohlmiller, Kylie 1536 1150 326 60

-1 McCool, Marie 1517 1005 452 60

Pelton, Kyra 1386 1340 46 0

McPartland, Kelly 1366 1170 196 0

Fortunato, Cortney 1355 1050 230 75

Arsenault, Dempsey 1338 960 348 30

Block, Becca 1314 1045 194 75

-4 Levy, Nicole 1312 1035 232 45

-4 Kennedy, Ally 1302 1035 252 15

Parrella, Alyssa 1289 965 234 90

-2 Warden, Haley 1287 910 362 15

-1 Parros, Emily 1287 725 442 120

0 VanThof, Taryn 1215 1065 150 0

1 Brown, Sarah 1192 1110 82 0

3 Tumolo, Michelle 1184 1035 104 45

0 VanThof, Taylor 1180 1045 90 45

-3 Kent, Kenzie 1164 795 204 165

1 Pirreca, Shayna 1153 980 98 75

-2 Hill, Amber 1145 970 145 30

1 Hensh, Taylor 1135 1025 110 0

1 Wakefield, Caroline 1124 960 164 0

1 Douty, Meg 1106 895 136 75

2 Simkins, Ella 1102 825 202 75

4 O'Donnell, Katie 1097 1015 82 0

-1 Rudkin, Kathy 1087 985 72 30

1 Carr, Kristen 1087 895 162 30

-1 Stevens, Mollie 1080 940 140 0

-8 Aust, Alex 1080 825 180 75

3 Byrne, MC 1030 960 70 0

0 Little, Molly 1029 980 34 15

2 Brown, Britt 1014 945 39 30

-3 Tracy, Sammy Jo 1005 880 110 15

-2 McGarvie Reilly, Holly 989 945 44 0

Benson, Angie 984 790 194 0

Gabriel, Grace 969 875 94 0

Hicklen, Haley

Shane, Mira

Ronbeck, Lindsey

Geiger, Katrina

McMahon, Izzy

Majorana, Halle

Wallpher, Tianna

McKone, Lindsey

Johansen, Amanda

Garrett, Molly

Dowd, Katrina

McKenzie, Amber

Pirreca, Sydney

Hertsch, Katie

Bonanni, Mary Kate

Hall, Madi

810 148 0

685 170 75

920 0 0

795 120 0

745 124 45

870 40 0

905 0 0

730 150 15

615 194 75

785 90 0

725 134 0

780 74 0

750 -20 0

665 54 0

685 32 0

510 -14 0

NAME

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE LEADERBOARD POINTS BY WEEK

TOTAL

Taylor Cummings 1,943 392 266 425 424 436

Caylee Waters 1,753 331 330 349 412 331

Sam Apuzzo 1,685 116 356 379 313 521

Kady Glynn 1,601 411 283 373 290 244

Britt Read 1,595 409 324 181 278 403

Kayla Wood 1,561 501 311 276 185 288

Kayla Treanor 1,541 496 205 105 410 325

Kylie Ohlmiller 1,536 337 375 254 330 240

Marie McCool 1,517 315 270 189 350 393

Kyra Pelton 1,386 351 212 210 288 325

Kelly McPartland 1,366 278 169 280 292 347

Cortney Fortunato 1,355 246 392 199 268 250

Dempsey Arsenault 1,338 463 290 380 105 100

Becca Block 1,314 221 169 248 327 349

Nicole Levy 1,312 343 216 275 330 148

Ally Kennedy 1,302 357 162 288 284 211

Alyssa Parrella 1,289 224 374 163 261 267

Emily Parros 1,287 174 225 234 387 267

Haley Warden 1,287 411 142 283 293 158

Taryn VanThof 1,215 347 279 236 161 192

Sarah Brown 1,192 274 206 240 157 315

Michelle Tumolo 1,184 236 122 213 300 313 Taylor VanThof 1,180 113 279 263 315 210

Kenzie Kent 1,164 125 377 311 196 155

Shayna Pirreca 1,153 99 309 291 224 230

Amber Hill 1,145 282 199 219 290 155

Taylor Hensh 1,135 222 159 256 264 234 Caroline Wakefield 1,124 353 258 200 161 152

Meg Douty 1,106 141 307 210 286 162 Ella Simkins 1,102 178 365 249 165 145

Katie O'Donnell 1,097 274 102 205 244 272 Kathy Rudkin 1,087 347 273 127 149 191 Kristen Carr 1,087 294 136 101 272 284 Alex Aust 1,080 80 432 317 153 98 Mollie Stevens 1,080 107 181 161 284 347 MC Byrne 1,030 80 234 232 151 333 Molly Little 1,029 100 129 228 216 356 Britt Brown 1,014 101 219 212 167 315

Sammy Jo Tracy 1,005 246 210 291 117 141 Holly McGarvie Reilly 989 252 136 239 262 100

Angie Benson 984 149 149 252 146 288 Grace Gabriel 969 125 154 214 276 200 Haley Hicklen 958 124 329 254 151 100 Mira Shane 930 103 147 119 325 236 Lindsey Ronbeck 920 56 283 101 127 353 Katrina Geiger 915 141 147 101 272 254 Izzy McMahon 914 122 224 229 192 147 Halle Majorana 910 371 120 214 105 100 Tianna Wallpher 905 89 275 210 121 210 Lindsey McKone 895 128 231 232 207 97 Amanda Johansen 884 80 120 355 155 174 Molly Garrett 875 108 289 215 163 100 Katrina Dowd 859 100 177 123 304 155

Amber McKenzie 854 242 140 225 151 96 Sydney Pirreca 730 79 155 121 266 109

Katie Hertsch 719 80 167 240 103 129 Mary Kate Bonanni 717 101 144 113 234 125 Madi Hall 496 80 120 105 91 100

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

BROADCAST TIME/SCORE MVP 1 (45 PTS) MVP 2 (30 PTS) MVP 3 (15 PTS)

Team Benson vs. Team Ohlmiller CBS Sports Network Ohlmiller, 11-3 Kayla Wood Kayla Treanor Becca Block

Team Douty vs. Team O’Donnell CBS Sports Network O’Donnell, 8-7 Caylee Waters Ella Simkins Taylor Cummings

Team O’Donnell vs. Team Ohlmiller FS1 Ohlmiller, 11-7 Kayla Wood Taylor Cummings Britt Read

Team Douty vs. Team Benson

AU Digital Platforms Benson, 8-6 Becca Block Kenzie Kent Marie McCool

Team Ohlmiller vs. Team Douty FS1 Ohlmiller, 8-7 Kayla Treanor Dempsey Arsenault Meg Douty

Team O’Donnell vs. Team Benson AU Digital Platforms O’Donnell, 10-6 Marie McCool Amber Hill Taylor Cummings

Team Wood vs. Team Treanor CBS Sports Network Wood, 12-11 Alex Aust Kenzie Kent Taylor Cummings

Team Warden vs. Team Arsenault FS1 Arsenault, 8-7 Kylie Ohlmiller Caylee Waters Meg Douty

Team Wood vs. Team Warden FS1 Wood, 8-7 (OT) Sam Apuzzo Kenzie Kent Alyssa Parrella

Team Treanor vs. Team Arsenault

AU Digital Platforms Arsenault, 12-8 Shayna Pirreca Meg Douty Caylee Waters

Team Arsenault vs. Team Wood FS1 Wood, 13-10 Cortney Fortunato Ella Simkins Lindsey McKone

Team Treanor vs. Team Warden n/a Treanor, 10-9 Britt Read Nicole Levy Sam Apuzzo Aug.

Team Arsenault vs. Team Wood CBS Sports Network Arsenault, 9-7 Caylee Waters Shayna Pirreca Kenzie Kent Aug.

Team Read vs. Team Ohlmiller FS1 Ohlmiller, 9-8 Sam Apuzzo Amanda Johansen Haley Warden Aug.

Team Ohlmiller vs. Team Wood AU Digital Platforms Wood, 7-5 Kady Glynn Alex Aust Kayla Wood Aug.

Team Read vs. Team Arsenault FS2 Arsenault, 16-10 Taylor Cummings Kenzie Kent Sammy Jo Tracy Aug. 8 17 Team Wood vs. Team Read FS2 Read, 11-10 Emily Parros Cortney Fortunato Ally Kennedy Aug. 8 18 Team Ohlmiller vs. Team Arsenault FS2 Ohlmiller, 11-8 Amanda Johansen Sam Apuzzo Nicole Levy Aug. 14 19 Team Arsenault vs. Team Glynn FS1 Glynn, 9-6 Kayla Treanor Mira Shane Britt Read Aug. 14 20 Team Wood vs. Team Cummings AU Digital Platforms Wood, 10-8 Michelle Tumolo Taylor Cummings Sam Apuzzo Aug. 15 21 Team Cummings vs. Team Arsenault AU Digital Platforms Cummings, 16-9 Emily Parros Taylor Cummings Kenzie Kent Aug. 15 22 Team Wood vs. Team Glynn FS1 Glynn, 13-11 Kayla Treanor Alyssa Parrella Mira Shane Aug. 16 * 23 Team Arsenault vs. Team Wood n/a Arsenault, 13-8 Izzy McMahon Britt Brown Sam Apuzzo Aug. 16 * 24 Team Glynn vs. Team Cummings n/a Cummings, 10-6 Taylor VanThof Caylee Waters Becca Block Aug. 20 25 Team Ohlmiller vs. Team Cummings CBS Sports Network Cummings, 13-6 Taylor Cummings Mira Shane Kylie Ohlmiller Aug. 20 26 Team Glynn vs. Team Waters FS2 Glynn, 10-9 Kayla Treanor Kristen Carr Caylee Waters Aug. 21 27 Team Cummings vs. Team Glynn FS2 Cummings, 8-4 Sam Apuzzo Kayla Wood Molly Little Aug. 21 28 Team Ohlmiller vs. Team Waters AU Digital Platforms Ohlmiller, 12-11 Caylee Waters Kathy Rudkin Kenzie Kent Aug. 22 29 Team Glynn vs. Team Ohlmiller FS1 Glynn, 7-6 (OT) Alyssa Parrella Emily Parros Meg Douty Aug. 22 30 Team Waters vs. Team Cummings CBS Sports Network Cummings, 7-5 Sam Apuzzo Caylee Waters Ella Simkins

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE FIELD PLAYER STATISTICS

0.444

0.548

0.467

0.267

0.742

0.833 19

0.774 38 36

0.733 21 31

0.700 26

Amanda Johansen 9 9 10 5 6 21 34 0.294 24 0.706 18 19 17 10 884

Sammy Jo Tracy 15 15 17 0 3 20 53 0.321 35 0.660 22 13 22 3 1,005

Halle Majorana 9 7 11 0 8 19 35 0.314 24 0.686 9 0 16 1 910

41 Shayna Pirreca 15 11 12 6 1 19 37 0.324 26 0.703 8 1 8 0 1,153

34 Alex Aust 12 12 16 1 2 19 35 0.457 22 0.629 14 2 10 3 1,080

Mollie Stevens 15 14 17 0 1 18 42 0.405 26 0.619 16 3 11 0 1,080

Izzy McMahon 15 7 10 0 7 17 35 0.286 24 0.686 9 1 9 4 914

12 Lindsey Ronbeck 15 3 10 0 6 16 39 0.256 22 0.564 4 0 16 0 920

22 Haley Warden 15 15 9 0 5 14 23 0.391 18 0.783 34 28 14 20 1,287

38 Kelly McPartland 14 10 7 0 5 12 17 0.412 9 0.529 26 6 5 6 1,366

81 Taryn VanThof 15 9 7 0 4 11 23 0.304 14 0.609 17 7 13 10 1,215

48 Grace Gabriel 15 15 8 0 3 11 28 0.286 15 0.536 7 3 7 3 969

18 Taylor VanThof 15 10 8 1 1 10 33 0.242 18 0.545 20 21 20 7 1,180

9 Katie O’Donnell 15 15 8 0 1 9 19 0.421 14 0.737 12 17 17 7 1,097

20 Taylor Hensh 15 1 8 0 1 9 21 0.381 15 0.714 11 1 3 2 1,135

32 Molly Garrett 15 10 8 0 1 9 23 0.348 15 0.652 14 24 15 4 875

44 Sydney Pirreca 15 4 2 0 4 6 15 0.133 8 0.533 4 0 10 2 730

26 Ella Simkins 15 15 3 0 0 3 8 0.375 5 0.625 23 30 13 14 1,102

36 Becca Block 15 15 0 0 2 2 1 0.000 0 0.000 22 19 5 12 1,314

23 Caroline Wakefield 15 15 1 0 1 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 34 2 10 13 1,124

45 Kayla Wood

MC Byrne

Little

Katrina Geiger

Amber McKenzie

Douty

0.500

0.250

0.333

0.000

0.500 27 35 6 12 1,561

0.750 8 1 4

0.333 15 4 10

1.000 21 3 6 10

1.000 15 4 3

1,030

1,029

GOALS

Apuzzo

Ohlmiller

McCool

Cummings

Parrella

Fortunato

Treanor

Kennedy

Kent

ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE GOALKEEPER STATISTICS

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE STATISTICAL LEADERS

2-POINT GOALS

Levy

Pirreca

Amanda Johansen

Cortney Fortunato

Sam Apuzzo

Marie McCool

Taylor Cummings

Taylor VanThof

Alex Aust

Lindsey McKone

Ally Kennedy

Michelle Tumolo

SHOTS NO.

Sam Apuzzo

Taylor Cummings

Kylie Ohlmiller

Ally Kennedy

Alyssa Parrella

Kayla Treanor

Cortney Fortunato

Marie McCool

Kenzie Kent

Sammy Jo Tracy

GROUND BALLS NO.

Emily Parros 38 Caroline Wakefield 34 Haley Warden 34 Kristen Carr 33 Kenzie Kent 32 Sam Apuzzo 32 Taylor Cummings 31 Michelle Tumolo 27 Kayla Treanor 27 Kayla Wood 27

ASSISTS NO.

Kenzie Kent 23

Kylie Ohlmiller 17 Michelle Tumolo 17 Lindsey McKone 13 Kayla Treanor 12 Taylor Cummings 11 Marie McCool 11 Dempsey Arsenault 9 Katrina Dowd 9 Sam Apuzzo 9 Cortney Fortunato 8 Halle Majorana 8 Katrina Dowd 8

DRAW CONTROLS NO. Taylor Cummings 79 Marie McCool 49 Sam Apuzzo 47 Emily Parros 36 Lindsey McKone 36 Kayla Wood 35 Dempsey Arsenault 31 Ella Simkins 30 Haley Warden 28 Molly Garrett 24

POINTS (G+2G+A)

Kylie Ohlmiller 48 Sam Apuzzo 47 Kenzie Kent 45 Marie McCool 41 Taylor Cummings 39 Kayla Treanor 37 Cortney Fortunato 36 Nicole Levy 33 Alyssa Parrella 30 Michelle Tumolo 27

TURNOVERS

Warden

Taylor Cummings

Emily Parros

Ella Simkins

Caroline Wakefield

Wood

Becca Block

Dempsey Arsenault

Sam Apuzzo

Marie McCool

Amanda Johansen

Geiger

GK GOALS ALLOWED

Britt Read

Caylee Waters

Angie Benson

Haley Hicklen

Kady Glynn

Mira Shane

Amber Hill

Britt Brown

GOALKEEPER SAVES NO.

Britt Read 100 Caylee Waters 92 Kady Glynn 58 Angie Benson 46 Haley Hicklen 38 Amber Hill 37 Mira Shane 34 Britt Brown 10

TURNOVERS NO. Kenzie Kent 32 Lindsey McKone 26 Taylor Cummings 25 Sammy Jo Tracy 22 Michelle Tumolo 21 Sam Apuzzo 20 Marie McCool 20 Taylor VanThof 20 Kayla Treanor 19 Alyssa Parrella 19 Marie McCool 17 Halle Majorana 16 Lindsey Ronbeck 16

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL HIGHS GOALS

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

Alex Aust Team Treanor July 30, 2021

Kylie Ohlmiller Team Warden July 30, 2021

Sam Apuzzo Team Wood July 31, 2021

Cortney Fortunato Team Wood Aug. 8, 2021

Kylie Ohlmiller Team Arsenault Aug. 15, 2021

2-POINT GOALS

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

Shayna Pirreca Team Treanor July 31, 2021

Shayna Pirreca Team Arsenault Aug. 6, 2021

Amanda Johansen Team Wood Aug. 16, 2021

25 Times

ASSISTS

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

Kenzie Kent Team Treanor July 30, 2021

Kenzie Kent Team Wood Aug. 6, 2021

Michelle Tumolo Team Cummings Aug. 14, 2021

Nine Times

POINTS (G+2G+A)

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

Kenzie Kent Team Wood Aug. 6, 2021

Kylie Ohlmiller Team Warden July 30, 2021

Michelle Tumolo Team Cummings Aug. 14, 2021

Kayla Treanor Team Douty July 25, 2021

Emily Parros Team Wood July 30, 2021

Sam Apuzzo Team Wood July 31, 2021

Cortney Fortunato Team Wood Aug. 8, 2021

SHOTS

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

Sam Apuzzo Team Arsenault Aug. 16, 2021

Alyssa Parrella Team Glynn Aug. 15, 2021

Kayla Treanor Team Arsenault Aug. 14, 2021

Ally Kennedy Team Waters Aug. 21, 2021

Kayla Treanor Team Warden Aug. 1, 2021

Taylor Cummings Team Ohlmiller Aug. 20, 2021

Sam Apuzzo Team Cummings Aug. 14, 2021

Halle Majorana Team Treanor Aug. 1, 2021

GROUND BALLS

NO. NAME

Michelle Tumolo Team Cummings Aug. 14, 2021

Kenzie Kent Team Ohlmiller Aug. 8, 2021

Kristen Carr Team Waters Aug. 20, 2021

DRAW CONTROLS

Taylor Cummings Team Ohlmiller July 24, 2021

Taylor Cummings Team Arsenault Aug. 15, 2021

Taylor Cummings Team Ohlmiller Aug. 20, 2021

Ella Simkins Team O’Donnell July 23, 2021

Taylor Cummings Team Arsenault July 31, 2021

Sam Apuzzo Team Treanor Aug. 1, 2021

TURNOVERS

Kenzie Kent Team O’Donnell July 25,

Cummings Team Glynn Aug. 16,

Michelle Tumolo Team Ohlmiller Aug. 20,

CAUSED TURNOVERS

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

Taylor Cummings Team Wood Aug. 6, 2021

Marie McCool Team Benson July 23, 2021

Caroline Wakefield Team Cummings Aug. 15, 2021

15 Times

SHOTS SAVED

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

Sam Apuzzo Team Arsenault Aug. 16, 2021

Halle Majorana Team Treanor Aug. 1, 2021

Alyssa Parrella Team Glynn Aug. 15, 2021

Ally Kennedy Team Waters Aug. 21, 2021

Lindsey Ronbeck Team Arsenault Aug. 16, 2021

Kayla Treanor Team Arsenault Aug. 14, 2021

Marie McCool Team Ohlmiller Aug. 20, 2021

Alyssa Parrella Team Ohlmiller Aug. 22, 2021

LEADERBOARD POINTS

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

238 Sam Apuzzo Team Read Aug. 6, 2021

226 Emily Parros Team Arsenault Aug. 15, 2021

226 Taylor Cummings Team Ohlmiller Aug. 20, 2021

221 Taylor Cummings Team Arsenault Aug. 15, 2021

217 Kady Glynn Team Ohlmiller Aug. 7, 2021

GOALKEEPER GOALS ALLOWED (HIGH)

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

15 Britt Read Team Cummings Aug. 15, 2021

12 Britt Read Team Arsenault Aug. 7, 2021

12 Mira Shane Team Cummings Aug. 20, 2021

12 Caylee Waters Team Ohlmiller Aug. 21, 2021

Caylee Waters Team Ohlmiller July 24, 2021

Kady Glynn Team Read Aug. 8, 2021

GOALKEEPER SAVES

NO. NAME OPPONENT DATE

16 Britt Read Team Glynn Aug. 14, 2021

Caylee Waters Team Glynn Aug. 20, 2021

Caylee Waters Team Ohlmiller Aug. 21, 2021

Britt Read Team Warden Aug. 1, 2021

Amber Hill Team Treanor Aug. 1, 2021

Britt Read Team Wood Aug. 8, 2021

2021

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE WEEK-BY-WEEK DRAFT RESULTS

PICK WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5

Captain Kylie Ohlmiller (A) Kayla Wood (D) Kayla Wood (D) Dempsey Arsenault (M) Taylor Cummings (M)

Captain Angie Benson (GK) Kayla Treanor (A) Dempsey Arsenault (M) Kayla Wood (D) Caylee Waters (GK)

Captain Meg Douty (D) Dempsey Arsenault (M) Britt Read (GK) Taylor Cummings (M) Kady Glynn (GK)

Captain Katie O’Donnell (M) Haley Warden (M) Kylie Ohlmiller (A) Kady Glynn (GK) Kylie Ohlmiller (A)

1 Taylor Cummings (M) Sam Apuzzo (A) Sam Apuzzo (A) Kayla Treanor (A) Ally Kennedy (M)

2 Sam Apuzzo (A) Marie McCool (M) Marie McCool (M) Marie McCool (M) Kayla Treanor (A)

3 Marie McCool (M) Taylor Cummings (M) Kenzie Kent (A) Sam Apuzzo (A) Kenzie Kent (A)

4 Kayla Treanor (A) Kenzie Kent (A) Alex Aust (A) Kenzie Kent (A) Marie McCool (M)

5 Dempsey Arsenault (M) Molly Garrett (M) Katie O’Donnell (M) Amanda Johansen (M) Sam Apuzzo (A)

6 Kenzie Kent (A) Becca Block (D) Taylor Cummings (M) Haley Warden (M) Haley Warden (M)

7 Emily Parros (M) Kylie Ohlmiller (A) Cortney Fortunato (A) Kylie Ohlmiller (A) Cortney Fortunato (A)

8 Caylee Waters (GK) Halle Majorana (A) Lindsey McKone (M) Cortney Fortunato (A) Lindsey McKone (M)

9 Cortney Fortunato (A) Ally Kennedy (M) Amanda Johansen (M) Ally Kennedy (M) Emily Parros (M)

10 Lindsey McKone (M) Meg Douty (D) Alyssa Parrella (M) Becca Block (D) Katie O’Donnell (M)

11 Becca Block (D) Emily Parros (M) Becca Block (D) Alex Aust (A) Alex Aust (A)

12 Ally Kennedy (M) Cortney Fortunato (A) Michelle Tumolo (A) Lindsey McKone (M) Becca Block (D)

13 Haley Warden (M) Ella Simkins (D) Ella Simkins (D) Caroline Wakefield (D) Britt Read (GK)

14 Sydney Pirreca (M) Katrina Dowd (A) Caylee Waters (GK) Ella Simkins (D) Amanda Johansen (M)

15 Katrina Dowd (A) Caylee Waters (GK) Emily Parros (M) Emily Parros (M) Kristen Carr (D)

16 Michelle Tumolo (A) Katie O’Donnell (M) Caroline Wakefield (D) Kristen Carr (D) Meg Douty (D)

17 Alyssa Parrella (M) Kristen Carr (D) Haley Warden (M) Taylor VanThof (M) Sammy Jo Tracy (A)

18 Ella Simkins (D) Lindsey McKone (M) Kristen Carr (D) Caylee Waters (GK) Alyssa Parrella (M)

19 Mollie Stevens (A) Britt Read (GK) Sammy Jo Tracy (A) Alyssa Parrella (M) Ella Simkins (D)

20 Kayla Wood (D) Alyssa Parrella (M) Molly Garrett (M) Sammy Jo Tracy (A) Michelle Tumolo (A)

21 Halle Majorana (A) Kady Glynn (GK) Ally Kennedy (M) Britt Read (GK) Kelly McPartland (M)

22 Tianna Wallpher (D) Kelly McPartland (M) Kelly McPartland (M) Haley Hicklen (GK) Caroline Wakefield (D)

23 Molly Garrett (M) Sammy Jo Tracy (A) Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Nicole Levy (A) Kayla Wood (D)

24 Kristen Carr (D) Amber McKenzie (D) Kyra Pelton (D) Katie O’Donnell (M) Mira Shane (GK)

25 Sammy Jo Tracy (A) Michelle Tumolo (A) Nicole Levy (A) Shayna Pirreca (A) Katrina Dowd (A)

26 Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Caroline Wakefield (D) Mollie Stevens (A) Kyra Pelton (D) Taylor VanThof (M)

27 Taylor VanThof (M) Molly Little (D) Halle Majorana (A) Taryn VanThof (M) Nicole Levy (A)

28 Caroline Wakefield (D) Alex Aust (A) Izzy McMahon (A) Katie Hertsch (D) Mollie Stevens (A)

29 Britt Read (GK) Taryn VanThof (M) Kady Glynn (GK) Izzy McMahon (A) Kyra Pelton (D)

30 Grace Gabriel (M) Mollie Stevens (A) Katie Hertsch (D) Michelle Tumolo (A) Taryn VanThof (M)

31 Molly Little (D) MC Byrne (M) Sydney Pirreca (M) Mollie Stevens (A) Shayna Pirreca (A)

32 Kelly McPartland (M) Amber Hill (GK) Haley Hicklen (GK) Katrina Geiger (D) Kathy Rudkin (D)

33 Taylor Hensh (A) Grace Gabriel (M) Taryn VanThof (M) Molly Little (D) Sydney Pirreca (M)

34 Haley Hicklen (GK) Izzy McMahon (A) Katrina Geiger (D) Kelly McPartland (M) Katrina Geiger (D)

35 Katrina Geiger (D) Katrina Geiger (D) Taylor Hensh (A) Kathy Rudkin (D) Molly Garrett (M)

36 Taryn VanThof (M) Taylor VanThof (M) Shayna Pirreca (A) Molly Garrett (M) Molly Little (D)

37 Kyra Pelton (D) Kathy Rudkin (D) Amber McKenzie (D) Amber McKenzie (D) Britt Brown (GK)

38 Shayna Pirreca (A) Katie Hertsch (D) Molly Little (D) MC Byrne (M) Amber McKenzie (D)

Katie Hertsch (D) Kyra Pelton (D) Kathy Rudkin (D) Sydney Pirreca (M) Grace Gabriel (M)

Amber McKenzie (D) Nicole Levy (A) MC Byrne (M) Mira Shane (GK) Katie Hertsch (D)

Sarah Brown (D) Mary Kate Bonanni (D) Kayla Treanor (A) Taylor Hensh (A) Amber Hill (GK)

Izzy McMahon (A) Sarah Brown (D) Mira Shane (GK) Katrina Dowd (A) Taylor Hensh (A)

Britt Brown (GK) Taylor Hensh (A) Britt Brown (GK) Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Haley Hicklen (GK)

Kathy Rudkin (D) Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Taylor VanThof (M) Britt Brown (GK) MC Byrne (M)

Nicole Levy (A) Haley Hicklen (GK) Amber Hill (GK) Tianna Wallpher (D) Lindsey Ronbeck (A)

Mary Kate Bonanni (D) Mira Shane (GK) Meg Douty (D) Angie Benson (GK) Madi Hall (M)

Mira Shane (GK) Britt Brown (GK) Mary Kate Bonanni (D) Meg Douty (D) Tianna Wallpher (D)

Holly McGarvie Reilly (D) Holly McGarvie Reilly (D) Sarah Brown (D) Mary Kate Bonanni (D) Dempsey Arsenault (M)

Amber Hill (GK) Angie Benson (GK) Tianna Wallpher (D) Grace Gabriel (M) Izzy McMahon (A)

Kady Glynn (GK) Shayna Pirreca (A) Katrina Dowd (A) Amber Hill (GK) Angie Benson (GK)

Sydney Pirreca (M) Grace Gabriel (M) Sarah Brown (D) Holly McGarvie Reilly (D)

Tianna Wallpher (D) Holly McGarvie Reilly (D) Halle Majorana (A) Sarah Brown (D)

Angie Benson (GK) Holly McGarvie Reilly (D) Halle Majorana (A)

Mary Kate Bonanni (D)

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE WEEK-BY-WEEK DRAFT RESULTS

WEEK ONE: JULY 23-25

ROUND TEAM OHLMILLER (GOLD)

Captain Kylie Ohlmiller (A)

TEAM BENSON (ORANGE)

Angie Benson (GK)

TEAM DOUTY (BLUE)

TEAM O’DONNELL (PURPLE)

Meg Douty (D) Katie O’Donnell (M)

1 Kayla Treanor (A) Marie McCool (M) Sam Apuzzo (A) Taylor Cummings (M)

2 Dempsey Arsenault (M) Kenzie Kent (A) Emily Parros (M) Caylee Waters (GK)

3 Ally Kennedy (M) Becca Block (D) Lindsey McKone (M) Cortney Fortunato (A)

4 Haley Warden (M) Sydney Pirreca (M) Katrina Dowd (A) Michelle Tumolo (A)

5 Kayla Wood (D) Mollie Stevens (A) Ella Simkins (D) Alyssa Parrella (M)

6 Halle Majorana (A) Tianna Wallpher (D) Molly Garrett (M) Kristen Carr (D)

7 Caroline Wakefield (D) Taylor VanThof (M) Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Sammy Jo Tracy (A)

8 Britt Read (GK) Grace Gabriel (M) Molly Little (D) Kelly McPartland (M)

9 Taryn VanThof (M) Katrina Geiger (D) Haley Hicklen (GK) Taylor Hensh (A)

10 Kyra Pelton (D) Shayna Pirreca (A) Katie Hertsch (D) Amber McKenzie (D)

11 Kathy Rudkin (D) Britt Brown (GK) Izzy McMahon (A) Sarah Brown (D)

12 Nicole Levy (A) Mary Kate Bonanni (D) Mira Shane (GK) Holly McGarvie Reilly (D)

13 Kady Glynn (GK) Amber Hill (GK)

NOTE: Midfielder MC

WEEK TWO: JULY 30-AUG. 1

ROUND TEAM WOOD (GOLD)

TEAM TREANOR (ORANGE)

TEAM ARSENAULT (BLUE) TEAM WARDEN (PURPLE)

Captain Kayla Wood (D) Kayla Treanor (A) Dempsey Arsenault (M) Haley Warden (M)

1 Kenzie Kent (A) Taylor Cummings (M) Marie McCool (M) Sam Apuzzo (A)

2 Molly Garrett (M) Becca Block (D) Kylie Ohlmiller (A) Halle Majorana (A)

3 Cortney Fortunato (A) Emily Parros (M) Meg Douty (D) Ally Kennedy (M)

4 Ella Simkins (D) Katrina Dowd (A) Caylee Waters (GK) Katie O’Donnell (M)

5 Alyssa Parrella (M) Britt Read (GK) Lindsey McKone (M) Kristen Carr (D)

6 Kady Glynn (GK) Kelly McPartland (M) Sammy Jo Tracy (A) Amber McKenzie (D)

7 Alex Aust (A) Molly Little (D) Caroline Wakefield (D) Michelle Tumolo (A)

8 Taryn VanThof (M) Mollie Stevens (A) MC Byrne (M) Amber Hill (GK)

9 Taylor VanThof (M) Katrina Geiger (D) Izzy McMahon (A) Grace Gabriel (M)

10 Kathy Rudkin (D) Katie Hertsch (D) Kyra Pelton (D) Nicole Levy (A)

11 Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Taylor Hensh (A) Sarah Brown (D) Mary Kate Bonanni (D)

12 Haley Hicklen (GK) Mira Shane (GK) Britt Brown (GK) Holly McGarvie Reilly (D)

13 Tianna Wallpher (D) Sydney Pirreca (M) Shayna Pirreca (A) Angie Benson (GK)

WEEK THREE: AUG. 6-8

ROUND TEAM WOOD (GOLD)

TEAM ARSENAULT (ORANGE)

TEAM READ (BLUE)

TEAM OHLMILLER (PURPLE)

Captain Kayla Wood (D) Dempsey Arsenault (M) Britt Read (GK) Kylie Ohlmiller (A)

1 Alex Aust (A) Kenzie Kent (A) Marie McCool (M) Sam Apuzzo (A)

2 Katie O’Donnell (M) Taylor Cummings (M) Cortney Fortunato (A) Lindsey McKone (M)

3 Michelle Tumolo (A) Becca Block (D) Alyssa Parrella (M) Amanda Johansen (M)

4 Ella Simkins (D) Caylee Waters (GK) Emily Parros (M) Caroline Wakefield (D)

5 Molly Garrett (M) Sammy Jo Tracy (A) Kristen Carr (D) Haley Warden (M)

6 Ally Kennedy (M) Kelly McPartland (M) Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Kyra Pelton (D)

7 Izzy McMahon (A) Halle Majorana (A) Mollie Stevens (A) Nicole Levy (A)

8 Kady Glynn (GK) Katie Hertsch (D) Sydney Pirreca (M) Haley Hicklen (GK)

9 Shayna Pirreca (A) Taylor Hensh (A) Katrina Geiger (D) Taryn VanThof (M)

10 Amber McKenzie (D) Molly Little (D) Kathy Rudkin (D) MC Byrne (M)

Taylor VanThof (M) Britt Brown (GK) Mira Shane (GK) Kayla Treanor (A)

Amber Hill (GK) Meg Douty (D) Mary Kate Bonanni (D) Sarah Brown (D)

Holly McGarvie Reilly (D) Grace Gabriel (M) Katrina Dowd (A) Tianna Wallpher (D)

Angie Benson (GK)

2021 ATHLETES UNLIMITED LACROSSE WEEK-BY-WEEK DRAFT RESULTS

ROUND TEAM ARSENAULT (GOLD) TEAM WOOD (ORANGE) TEAM CUMMINGS (BLUE) TEAM GLYNN (PURPLE)

Captain Dempsey Arsenault (M) Kayla Wood (D) Taylor Cummings (M) Kady Glynn (GK)

1 Kenzie Kent (A) Sam Apuzzo (A) Marie McCool (M) Kayla Treanor (A)

2 Amanda Johansen (M) Haley Warden (M) Kylie Ohlmiller (A) Cortney Fortunato (A)

3 Lindsey McKone (M) Alex Aust (A) Becca Block (D) Ally Kennedy (M)

4 Caroline Wakefield (D) Ella Simkins (D) Emily Parros (M) Kristen Carr (D)

5 Sammy Jo Tracy (A) Alyssa Parrella (M) Caylee Waters (GK) Taylor VanThof (M)

6 Britt Read (GK) Haley Hicklen (GK) Nicole Levy (A) Katie O’Donnell (M)

7 Katie Hertsch (D) Taryn VanThof (M) Kyra Pelton (D) Shayna Pirreca (A)

8 Izzy McMahon (A) Michelle Tumolo (A) Mollie Stevens (M) Katrina Geiger (D)

Molly Garrett (M) Kathy Rudkin (D) Kelly McPartland (M) Molly Little (D)

10 Amber McKenzie (D) MC Byrne (M) Sydney Pirreca (M) Mira Shane (GK)

11 Britt Brown (GK) Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Katrina Dowd (A) Taylor Hensh (A)

12 Tianna Wallpher (D) Angie Benson (GK) Meg Douty (D) Mary Kate Bonanni (D)

13 Halle Majorana (A) Sarah Brown (D) Amber Hill (GK) Grace Gabriel (M)

14 Holly McGarvie Reilly (D)

ROUND TEAM CUMMINGS (GOLD) TEAM WATERS (ORANGE) TEAM GLYNN (BLUE) TEAM OHLMILLER (PURPLE)

Captain Taylor Cummings (M) Caylee Waters (GK) Kady Glynn (GK) Kylie Ohlmiller (A)

1 Marie McCool (M) Kenzie Kent (A) Kayla Treanor (A) Ally Kennedy (M)

2 Sam Apuzzo (A) Haley Warden (M) Cortney Fortunato (A) Lindsey McKone (M)

3 Becca Block (D) Alex Aust (A) Katie O’Donnell (M) Emily Parros (M)

4 Britt Read (GK) Amanda Johansen (M) Kristen Carr (D) Meg Douty (D)

5 Michelle Tumolo (A) Ella Simkins (D) Alyssa Parrella (M) Sammy Jo Tracy (A)

6 Kelly McPartland (M) Caroline Wakefield (D) Kayla Wood (D) Mira Shane (GK)

7 Mollie Stevens (A) Nicole Levy (A) Taylor VanThof (M) Katrina Dowd (A)

8 Kyra Pelton (D) Taryn VanThof (M) Shayna Pirreca (A) Kathy Rudkin (D)

9 Molly Little (D) Molly Garrett (M) Katrina Geiger (D) Sydney Pirreca (M)

10 Britt Brown (GK) Amber McKenzie (D) Grace Gabriel (M) Katie Hertsch (D)

11 MC Byrne (M) Haley Hicklen (GK) Taylor Hensh (A) Amber Hill (GK)

12 Lindsey Ronbeck (A) Madi Hall (M) Tianna Wallpher (D) Dempsey Arsenault (M)

13 Sarah Brown (D) Holly McGarvie Reilly (D) Angie Benson (GK) Izzy McMahon (A)

14 Halle Majorana (A) Mary Kate Bonanni (D)