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Congratulations to Maryland today. Team has depth of talent which helps when a program has a legacy. BC has a lot of talent graduating so it will interesting to see how that program progresses.

Congratulations to Adelphi at D2.

As I head out for some food ( and beer ) a congratulations to Middlebury in D3. Game delayed for weather but they are up 14-8 with 3:12 to go. Middlebury is D3’s “ Maryland “ in terms of a legacy of competitive teams which of course helps with recruiting.

It was I who had the task of following the HS class of 2013 through college and while the very top teams keep their players the defections do begin fairly high in the rankings. Another colleague was tasked with following early commitments and defections. This data, along with other considerations, resulted in the change in recruitment rules.

Enjoy your summer. Remember these players are student athletes and I wish all the seniors future success.

"Team has depth of talent which helps when a program has a legacy" ? Not sure what your point is. If they have depth of talent they did not use it today. 16 players played for Maryland.

"BC has a lot of talent graduating so it will interesting to see how that program progresses. " Progresses? BC has been to the final four three straight years. Most of the top programs have a lot of talent graduating. Maryland started 8 seniors plus a graduate student in the championship game. I would say they have a lot of talent graduating as well. In fact Maryland has more talent graduating than BC. Maryland played zero freshmen, box score "live stats" says BC played zero freshmen as well but pretty sure one freshman saw action for BC.

My take is... The best HS players tend to go to the best college programs. Those players continue to do well even if they do not see much playing time as freshmen. They work hard and earn playing time and when they are Jr's and Sr's they become major contributors. Last year JMU was loaded with seniors who were major contributors, this year Maryland was loaded with seniors that were major contributors.

I’m not so sure about that...I think an argument can be made that Md wins anyway even without Taylor... no way BC is there without Sam A...
both are great players and teammates.. and all appearance dictate they are wonderful young women... but who is the Best Player this year.. to me it’s Sam A.

It will be tough to beat a Maryland player with the Md. home field advantage...just ask Kayla Treanor and Kylie Ohlmiller.

It's a wrap. Here is how it all shook out.

http://laxbytes.com/2019/binwomstats/rating01.php

Coaches Final Poll should be out soon.

It will be interesting to see where BC begins pre season polls.

2019 Final Poll 2019 Preseason Poll

1 - Maryland 1 - Boston College
2 - Boston College T 2 - Maryland
3 - North Carolina T 2 - North Carolina
4 - Northwestern 4 - JMU
5 - Syracuse 5 - Stony Brook
6 - Princeton 6 - Florida
7 - Virginia 7 - Northwestern
8 - Denver 8 - Princeton
9 - Notre Dame 9 - Loyola
10 - Loyola 10 - Penn
11 - Michigan 11 - Towson
12 - Stony Brook 12 - Penn State
13 - Florida 13 - Navy
14 - Penn 14 - Virginia Tech
15 - JMU 15 - Syracuse
16 - Navy 16 - Virginia
17 - USC 17 - Colorado
18 - Georgetown 18 - Stanford
19 - Colorado 19 - Denver
20 - Dartmouth 20 - Notre Dame
21 - Duke 21 - USC
22 - Hopkins 22 - Georgetown
23 - Stanford 23 - Hopkins
24 - High Point 24 - Duke
25 - Virginia Tech 25 - Dartmouth

Michigan the biggest surprise finishing 11th after not being in the pre-season Top 25.

The IWLCA has announced the rosters for the 2019 Senior All-Star games for Division I, II, and III. The 44 players selected in each Division have been divided into two teams: North and South. The Senior All-Star games will be held on Tierney Field at US Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, Md. on Saturday, June 1, 2019. The Division III teams will play the first game at 11:30 am, the Division I game will follow at 1:00 pm, and the Division II teams will cap off the event with their game at 2:30 pm. Admission for all three games is free of charge. The games will also be web-streamed live on IWLCA-tv.com.

DIVISION I

NORTH TEAM
Coach: Amy Slade, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Kiley Anderson University of Massachusetts Amherst Attack
Nicole Levy Syracuse University Attack
Jenna Janes University of Vermont Attack
Jenny Staines Monmouth University Attack
Samantha Nemirov University of Colorado Attack
Rachel MacCheyne Niagara University Attack
Miranda Stinson University of Colorado Attack
Jocelyne Lemay Central Michigan University Midfield
Katie Belval Boston University Midfield
Taylor Cuenin University of California, Davis Midfield
Hailey Wagner Marist CollegeMidfield
Eliza Christman University of California, Berkeley Midfield
Brittany Levine University of Maryland, Baltimore County Midfield
Catherine Sims University of Maryland, Baltimore County Midfield
Tonianne Magnelli Boston University Defense
Megan Beach Fairfield University Defense
Alexa Radziewicz Syracuse University Defense
Annalise Martin Hofstra University Defense
Kristen Yanchrois Loyola University Maryland Defense
Madison Richardson University of Michigan Defense
Harley Barrett Coastal Carolina University Goalkeeper
Katy Glynn Loyola University Marylan Goalkeeper

SOUTH TEAM
Coach: Allison Kwolek, University of Richmond

Hanna Haven James Madison University Attack
Caroline Steele University of Maryland Attack
Tessa Chad University of Louisville Attack
Miranda Ibello Johns Hopkins University Attack
Francesca Donato Saint Joseph's University Attack
Shannon Quinlan James Madison University Attack
Marissa Brown University of Richmond Attack
Leah Brennan American University Midfield
Brianna McCaffrey Liberty University Midfield
Samantha Herman High Point University Midfield
Kayla Brisolari Pennsylvania State University Midfield
Amber Lambeth Temple University Midfield
Ellie McNulty Johns Hopkins University Midfield
Mary Claire Byrne Virgnia Tech Midfield
Shelby Mercer University of Maryland Defense
Christine DiLullo Rutgers University Defense
Kaitlin Luzik University of Virginia Defense
Emily Torris Winthrop University Defense
Julie Ball University of Richmond Defense
Sinead Brierley Saint Joseph's University Defense
Katherine Widrick Liberty University Goalkeeper
Alaina Giani Winthrop University Goalkeeper


DIVISION II

NORTH TEAM
Coach: Ginny Martino, West Chester University

Sami Barnett West Chester University Attack
Ally Burrows Indiana University of Pennsylvania Attack
Bryanna Fazio Le Moyne College Attack
Amber Feminella Merrimack College Attack
Sarah Reilly Assumption College Attack
Brianna Wilson Molloy College Attack
Chelsea Abreu Adelphi University Midfield
Brooke Basso New York Institute of Technology Midfield
Hunter Isnardi Mercy College Midfield
Taylor Jefferis East Stroudsburg University Midfield
Katie Martyn Indiana University of Pennsylvania Midfield
Mackenzie Reh University of New Haven Midfield
Emma Rufolo East Stroudsburg University Midfield
Maggie Stella West Chester University Midfield
Kasi Cabrey Le Moyne College Defense
Meghan Cushing Assumption College Defense
Jessica Dussing Le Moyne College Defense
Mollie Gallagher Indiana University of Pennsylvania Defense
Alex Maitland-Ward Pace University Defense
Nicki Stanco Adelphi University Defense
Lauren Trepanned Merrimack College Goalkeeper
Ashley Miller New York Institute of Technology Goalkeeper

SOUTH TEAM
Coach: Kelly Gallagher, The University of Tampa

Aubriana Benedetto Florida Southern College Attack
Samantha Fernandez Georgian Court University Attack
Kallie German Rollins College Attack
Faith Kent Coker College Attack
Courtney Lafler Limestone College Attack
Emily Nelson McKendree University Attack
Dani Bursinger Florida Southern College Midfield
Rachel Elmore Lenoir-Rhyne University Midfield
Caroline Forester The University of Tampa Midfield
Samantha Schiano Florida Institute of Technology Midfield
Carly Shisle Grand Valley State University Midfield
Hannah Sugarcane McKendree University Midfield
Katie Wardle Queens University of Charlotte Midfield
Rose Blackburn Limestone College Defense
Sammy Case Queens University of Charlotte Defense
Valerie Hertz Shippensburg University Defense
Samantha Keesey Florida Southern College Defense
Katie Simpson Queens University of Charlotte Defense
Lindsay Van Beck Rollins College Defense
Alyssa Voccia Limestone College Defense
Amber Neumann Georgian Court University Goalkeeper
Arian Pierre Wingate University Goalkeeper


DIVISION III

NORTH TEAM
Coach: Courtney Shute, Tufts University

Dakota Adamec Tufts University Attack
Sarah Culver Christopher Newport University Attack
Allie Gibbons Haverford College Attack
Sarah Grapevine The College at Brockport Attack
Makenzie Kelley Lebanon Valley College Attack
[ChillLaxin] Szwajkowski Skidmore College Attack
Lauren Bradshaw Western Connecticut State University Midfield
Mary Doyle St. John Fisher College Midfield
Julia Golden Christopher Newport University Midfield
Maddie Hughes Franklin & Marshall College Midfield
Kathleen` Jaeger The College of New Jersey Midfield
Grain Kelly Illinois Wesleyan University Midfield
Avery Murphy Cabrini University Midfield
Emily Stoeppel Roger Williams University Midfield
Annie Sullivan Tufts University Midfield
Nicole Clauter York College of PA Defense
Megan Racioppi Widener University Defense
Sabrina Solow Amherst College Defense
Molly Tice St. John Fisher College Defense
Hedy Veith Tufts University Defense
Brianna Rizzari Nazareth College Goalkeeper
Abby Smith York College of PA Goalkeeper

SOUTH TEAM
Coach: Kim Williams, Wesleyan University

Maddie Bray Rowan University Attack
Cecily Docktor Washington College Attack
Courtney Fegan Salisbury University Attack
Mackenzie Maguire University of Mary Washington
Attack Sam Marmo Dickinson College Attack
Chelsea Orban Montclair State University Attack
Sophie Bass Albright College Midfield
Steph Colson Gettysburg College Midfield
Lindsay Farrell McDaniel College Midfield
Taylor Gretz Rowan University Midfield
Holly Hite Meredith College Midfield
Jess Lyons The Catholic University of America Midfield
Kelly McGinniss Lycoming College Midfield
Sarah Arbes Meredith College Defense
Erin Dugan The Catholic University of America Defense
Martha Hutzell Salisbury University Defense
Brianna Ladner Misericordia University Defense
Katrina Niedziela Gettysburg College Defense
Allie O'Leary University of Lynchburg Defense
Madison Schutz Washington College Defense
Hanna Ashby University of Mary Washington Goalkeeper
Megan Nemeth Fairleigh Dickinson University - Florham Goalkeeper

Final 2019 Women's D2 Lacrosse Poll

Rank Institution Points FPV Record Last Poll
1 Adelphi 625 25 19-3 4
2 West Chester 584 0 20-3 5
3 Regis (Colorado) 557 0 20-1 2
4 Le Moyne 556 0 20-2 1
5 Queens (North Carolina) 540 0 19-3 10
6 Rollins 492 0 15-3 7
7 Tampa 463 0 14-4 3
8 Florida Southern 426 0 16-4 6
9 LIU Post 393 0 16-5 9
10 Colorado Mesa 361 0 15-4 17 11
Mercy 356 0 15-5 11
12 UIndy 346 0 18-2 12
13 East Stroudsburg 334 0 15-6 14
14 Lindenwood (MO) 319 0 16-3 8
15 Merrimack 280 0 11-8 15
16 Limestone 274 0 18-2 13
17 Assumption 205 0 14-5 16
18 New Haven 170 0 12-7 18
19 Bentley 145 0 11-6 T-19
20 Mercyhurst 133 0 13-7 23
21 Pace 130 0 11-7 T-19
22 Grand Valley State 128 0 14-4 21
23 Seton Hill University 113 0 11-9 25
24 New York Tech 86 0 13-5 22
25 Mount Olive 70 0 14-6 24


This is the final IWLCA Division II Coaches Poll of the 2019 season.

Final 2019 Women's D3 Lacrosse Poll

Rank Institution Points FPV Record Last Poll
1 Middlebury 625 25 22-1 3
2 Salisbury 598 0 20-4 7
3 Tufts 569 0 19-3 4
4 Wesleyan (CT) 555 0 17-4 8
5 Gettysburg 518 0 19-2 1
6 York (PA) 467 0 17-6 6
7 Franklin & Marshall 466 0 17-5 5
8 Washington and Lee 454 0 18-3 2
9 Amherst 452 0 14-6 12
10 Catholic 382 0 17-5 10
11 Mary Washington 373 0 16-5 9
12 St. John Fisher 352 0 19-2 11
13 Bowdoin 325 0 10-8 14
14 TCNJ 322 0 14-6 15
15 William Smith 280 0 17-3 13
16 Colby 239 0 9-7 16
17 Colorado College 198 0 18-2 19
18 Trinity (CT) 179 0 9-7 17
19 Ithaca 165 0 14-7 20
20 University of Scranton 154 0 16-3 18
21 Brockport 117 0 16-5 21
T-22 Denison 60 0 16-5 NR
T-22 SUNY Cortland 60 0 11-6 T-22
24 SUNY Geneseo 57 0 14-5 T-22
25 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 51 0 16-3 NR


This is the final IWLCA Division II Coaches Poll of the 2019 season.

Final 2019 Women's D1 Lacrosse Poll

Rank Institution Points FPV Record Last Poll
1 Maryland 625 25 22-1 2
2 Boston College 600 0 22-2 1
3 North Carolina 575 0 17-4 3
4 Northwestern 550 0 16-5 4
5 Syracuse 523 0 16-5 5
6 Princeton 495 0 16-4 8
7 Virginia 484 0 13-7 6
8 Denver 417 0 16-4 17
9 Notre Dame 410 0 14-5 7
10 Loyola 407 0 16-5 10
11 Michigan 380 0 16-4 9
12 Stony Brook 322 0 16-5 15
13 Florida 293 0 14-7 19
14 Penn 283 0 12-6 12
15 James Madison 262 0 16-4 11
16 Navy (USNA) 249 0 16-5 14
17 Southern California 226 0 16-4 13
18 Georgetown 216 0 12-9 20
19 Colorado 179 0 11-8 21
20 Dartmouth 178 0 11-6 18
21 Duke 120 0 11-8 16
22 Johns Hopkins 104 0 10-8 22
23 Stanford 102 0 13-6 23
24 High Point 55 0 15-5 24
25 Virginia Tech 22 0 8-10 25
RV Jacksonville 17-4 NR


This is the final IWLCA Division I Coaches Poll of the 2019 season.

The IWLCA has honored 128 student-athletes in Division I with a selection to one of the All-Region teams for 2019. These student-athletes are now eligible to be named to a national IWLCA All-American team. The IWLCA will celebrate the 2019 All-Americans during Divisional All-American Specials, which will be aired on Lax Sports Network in mid-June.


Mid-Atlantic Region
First Team

Nonie Andersen Princeton University Senior Defense
Erin Barry University of Pennsylvania Junior Midfield
Mackenzie Burns Stony Brook University Senior Defense
Samantha Chenoweth Towson University Junior Defense
Lindsey Ehrhardt Loyola University Maryland Senior Defense
Sam Fish Princeton University Sophomore Goalkeeper
Elizabeth George Princeton University Senior Attack
Katy Junior University of Pennsylvania Senior Defense
Ally Kennedy Stony Brook University Junior Midfield
Alyssa Parrella Hofstra University Junior Midfield
Hannah Powers Loyola University Maryland Senior Attack
Gabby Rosenzweig University of Pennsylvania Junior Attack
Livy Rosenzweig Loyola University Maryland Sophomore Attack
Maggie Schneidereith Johns Hopkins University Junior Attack
Kyla Sears Princeton University Sophomore Attack
Taylor VanThof Loyola University Maryland Senior Midfield


Mid-Atlantic Region
Second Team

Zoe Bilodeau University of Pennsylvania Sophomore Attack
Olivia Conti Towson University Junior Defense
Tess D'Orsi Princeton University Junior Attack
Sondra Dickey Lehigh University Junior
Midfield Lindsey Ewertsen Columbia University Senior Midfield
Sam Fiedler Loyola University Maryland Sophomore Midfield
Katy Glynn Loyola University Maryland Senior Goalkeeper
Shelby Harrison Johns Hopkins University Sophomore Midfield
Jeanne Kachris Johns Hopkins University Sophomore Defense
Erin Kerstetter Wagner College Sophomore Midfield
Ellie McNulty Johns Hopkins University RS Senior Midfield
Taryn Ohlmiller Stony Brook University Junior Attack
Darcie Smith Hofstra University Junior Defense
Natalie Sulmonte Towson University Senior Attack
Anna Tesoriero Stony Brook University Senior Goalkeeper
Kristen Yanchoris Loyola University Maryland Senior Defense


Northeast Region
First Team

Kiley Anderson University of Massachusetts Amherst RS Senior Attack
Sam Apuzzo Boston College Senior Attack
Dempsey Arsenault Boston College Senior Midfield
Kailey Conry Boston University Junior Attack
Sarah Cooper Syracuse University Freshman Defense
Kerry Defliese Syracuse University Junior Defense
Kathryn Giroux Dartmouth College Senior Midfield
Emily Hawryschuck Syracuse University Junior Attack
Kenzie Kent Boston College Graduate Attack
Nicole Levy Syracuse University Senior Attack
Elizabeth Mastrio Dartmouth College Senior Midfield
Elizabeth Miller Boston College Senior Defense
Abbey Ngaio Boston College Sophomore Goalkeeper
Mary Rahal Syracuse University RS Junior Midfield
Kierra Sweeney Dartmouth College Senior Attack
Cara Urbank Boston College Junior Midfield


Northeast Region
Second Team

Caroline Allen Cornell University Junior Attack
Mary Kate Bonanni Cornell University Junior Defense
Jackie Brattan United States Military Academy Sophomore Attack
Kaitlyn Cerasi University of Massachusetts Amherst Junior Attack
Madison Conway University at Albany Junior Attack
Stephanie Croke University of Massachusetts Amherst Junior Midfield
Kellen D'Alleva Dartmouth College Senior Attack
[ChillLaxin] Goldstock Syracuse University Junior Goalkeeper
Hannah Hyatt Boston College Senior Defense
Kelley McAfee Harvard University Senior Attack
Tonianne Magnelli Boston University Senior Defense
Sheila Rietano Boston College Junior Attack
Sam Tortora University at Albany Junior Midfield
Hailey Wagner Marist College Senior Midfield
Mason Warble Brown University Sophomore Defense
Sydney Watson University of Connecticut Sophomore Midfield


South Region
First Team

Julia Braig University of Maryland Senior Defense
Jen Giles University of Maryland Senior Midfield
Kali Hartshorn University of Maryland Junior Attack
Katie Hoeg University of North Carolina Junior Attack
Maggie Jackson University of Virginia Senior Midfield
Olivia Jenner Duke University Senior Attack
Shannon Kavanagh University of Florida Sophomore Midfield
Kelly Larkin United States Naval Academy Junior Attack
Sammy Mueller University of Virginia Junior Midfield
Jamie Ortega University of North Carolina Sophomore Attack
Lindsey Runback University of Florida Senior Attack
Caroline Sdanowich James Madison University Senior Defense
Megan Taylor University of Maryland Senior Goalkeeper
Emma Trenchard University of North Carolina Sophomore Defense
Cara Trombetta University of Florida Junior Defense
Francesca Whitehorse Georgetown University Senior Midfield


South Region
Second Team

Julie Ball University of Richmond Senior Defense
Gianna Bowe University of North Carolina Senior Midfield
Lizzie Colson University of Maryland Junior Defense
Molly Dougherty James Madison University Sophomore Goalkeeper
Erica Evans University of Maryland Senior Midfield
Taylor Gebhardt Georgetown University Senior Attack
Katie Hudson Georgetown University Junior Defense
Maddie McDaniel James Madison University Junior Attack
Taylor Moreno University of North Carolina Sophomore Goalkeeper
Charlotte North Duke University Sophomore Attack
Paige Petty Virginia Tech Sophomore Midfield
Sydney Pirreca University of Florida Senior Midfield
Allison Shields University of Virginia Senior Defense
Avery Shoemaker University of Virginia Senior Attack
Charlotte Scofield University of North Carolina Senior Defense
Caroline Steele University of Maryland Senior Attack

West/Midwest Region
First Team

Andie Aldave University of Notre Dame Sophomore Midfield
Ali Baiocco Stanford University Sophomore Attack
Kayla Brisolari Pennsylvania State University Senior Midfield
Brennan Dwyer Northwestern University Sophomore Midfield
Katherine Fischer University of Denver Senior Defense
Samantha Giacolone University of Notre Dame Senior Goalkeeper
Jackie Gilbert University of Southern California Senior Defense
Quintin Hoch-Bullen University of Denver Sophomore Attack
Maddie Howe University of Notre Dame Sophomore Attack
Selena Lasota Northwestern University Senior Attack
Molly Little University of Denver Junior Defense
Julia Massaro Stanford University Senior Defense
Kerrigan Miller University of Southern California Junior Midfield
Hannah Proctor University of Notre Dame Senior Defense
Izzy Scane Northwestern University Freshman Attack
Miranda Stinson University of Colorado Senior Attack


West/Midwest Region
Second Team

Olivia Aschman University of Colorado Senior Defense
Savannah Buchanan University of Notre Dame Junior Midfield
Tessa Chad University of Louisville Senior Attack
Grace Gabriel Marquette University Senior Midfield
Molly Garrett University of Michigan Junior Midfield
Carson Gregg University of Denver Junior Goalie
Riley Hertford University of Southern California Sophomore Goalie
Kelsey Huff University of Southern California Sophomore Midfield
Maggie Kane University of Michigan Sophomore Midfield
Reilly Masterson Pennsylvania State University Senior Defense
Lindsey McKone Northwestern University Junior Attack
Caitlin Muir University of Michigan Sophomore Attack
Samantha Nemirov University of Colorado Senior Attack
Ally Palermo Northwestern University Sophomore Defense
Eliza Radochonski University of Denver Sophomore Attack
Mira Shane University of Michigan Senior Goalkeeper

The IWLCA announced that Maggie McCarthy of the University of Delaware, Amanda Dickerson of Pace University and Maddy Heher of Denison University are the 2019 IWLCA Community Awareness Award Winners.

The Community Awareness Award recognizes those student-athletes who have contributed significantly to their community in a given academic year. These students have given their time and energy to support and develop athlete-community relations and have distinguished themselves from their peers.
DIVISION I


Division I – Maggie McCarthy, University of Delaware

McCarthy, a senior attacker for the Blue Hens, volunteers with the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, an organization founded to honor 14-year old Delaware native Andrew McDonough who passed away from leukemia in 2007. UD has become very involved with this organization in their quest to end pediatric cancer, and every sports team adopts a “hero” to support. McCarthy has developed a close relationship with Hayden Weiss, who was four years old and undergoing treatment for Retinoblastoma when McCarthy first met her during her freshman year. McCarthy’s work on UDance, a yearlong philanthropic effort culminating in a dance marathon to raise funds and awareness for pediatric cancer, resulted in the women’s lacrosse team raising over $18,000 for the cause.

McCarthy also helped run lacrosse clinics and established a mentoring program for the Serviam Girl’s Academy, a Catholic middle school for girls from low-income families. Additional service activities McCarthy participated in during the past year includes the SAAC Special Olympics Talent Show, the Caring for Katie 5k Run/Walk, the University of Delaware Athletics Food Drive, and Reps for Kids, a SAAC initiative that raised funds for UDance. McCarthy, a marketing major, is a four-year letter winner for the Blue Hens and a three-time member of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Commissioner’s Honor roll.

Division II – Amanda Dickerson, Pace University

Dickerson is a senior majoring in applied psychology and human relations and a seven-time Northeast-10 Academic Honor Roll selection. She participated in Read Across America Day, the Susan G. Komen Walk and took on a leadership role in several activities. Dickerson organized Pace student-athletes participation in the Bedford Road Elementary school recess program where the athletes participated with kindergarten students and organized her team’s participation in P4K: Pace for Kids, a dance marathon to raise funds for the local children’s hospital.

Dickerson spearheaded the planning and execution of the Out of the Shadows: Co-Occurring Disorders Awareness Walk to benefit the Harris Project last fall. She is certified in mental health first aid training and volunteered at Greenwich High School and New Rochelle High School to assist with the mental health awareness days. Dickerson was named a National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) All-American and is a member of the SAAC and the Lambda Sigma Honor Society.

Division III – Maddy Heher, Denison University

Heher, a senior political science major, is very active in service activities, both on the Denison campus, and in the local community. She spearheaded two activities in response to student suicides, a Mental Health Awareness Day featuring mental health advocate Victoria Garrick, and a gathering for the International Community. Heher also organized her team’s participation in the promotion and event support for the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) Walk in Athens, OH. She has been an active volunteer for Big Brother, Big Sister for the past four years, and helped plan a benefit game for the One Love Foundation. She also volunteered as a coach for Go Soccer, an organization that provides opportunities for children with developmental and physical disabilities together to be active in a sport environment.

Heher, a magna [ChillLaxin] laude graduate, is a member of the Pi Sigma Alpha political science honor society, a Dean’s list student, and was named to both the NCAC and the IWLCA Academic Honor Rolls. She received the Live Learn Lead Tri Delta scholarship, the Clark and Irma Morrow scholarship, and was named a James T. Glerum Top 50 Scholar Athlete for the past three years. Heher was recently named an IWLCA second-team All-Great Lakes Region selection.

Trying to say this without sounding like bashing, but don't recognize too many names and most seem to be lower level schools. Does anybody know the criteria for being selected to these games? Is it top player from each school? Limited number per conference? Or top players just turned it down following playoff runs? No bad intentions, just curious.

yeah, my daughters not on the list either... with

Go away troll. It is a legitimate question. Some AA caliber players not on on roster.

Final 2019 RPI Rankings:

1 Maryland
2 Boston College
3 North Carolina
4 Northwestern
5 Princeton
6 Syracuse
7 Virginia
8 Florida
9 Denver
10 Michigan
11 Southern California
12 Loyola
13 Navy
14 Notre Dame
15 Stony Brook
16 James Madison
17 Penn St.
18 Penn I
19 Colorado
20 Johns Hopkins
21 Dartmouth
22 Massachusetts
23 Richmond
24 Georgetown
25 Stanford
26 Jacksonville
27 Wagner
28 Duke
29 High Point
30 Hofstra
31 Liberty
32 Army
33 Fairfield
34 Virginia Tech
35 Mount St. Mary's
36 Villanova
37 Towson
38 Ohio St.
39 Boston U.
40 Cornell I
41 Vanderbilt
42 Albany
43 San Diego St.
44 Saint Joseph's
45 Louisville
46 Harvard
47 George Mason
48 Brown
49 Elon
50 UC Davis
51 California
52 Cincinnati
53 Coastal Caro
54 Lehigh
55 Marquette
56 Siena
57 Rutgers
58 Colgate
59 William & Mary
60 Monmouth
61 Robert Morris
62 Duquesne
63 Marist
64 Manhattan
65 Bryant
66 Temple
67 Fresno St.
68 Davidson
69 Columbia I
70 VCU
71 Furman
72 New Hampshire
73 Delaware
74 Campbell
75 Yale
76 Drexel
77 UConn
78 Mercer
79 UMBC
80 Vermont
81 George Washington
82 Kennesaw St.
83 American
84 Arizona St.
85 Winthrop
86 Old Dominion
87 Oregon
88 La Salle
89 Bucknell
90 Longwood
91 Detroit Mercy
92 Holy Cross
93 Canisius
94 Central Mich.
95 East Carolina
96 Quinnipiac
97 Niagara
98 LIU Brooklyn
99 Lafayette
100 Saint Francis
101 Sacred Heart
102 Radford
103 UMass Lowell
104 Stetson
105 Butler
106 Gardner-Webb
107 Binghamton
108 Iona
109 Kent St.
110 St. Bonaventure
111 Central Conn. St.
112 Presbyterian
113 Wofford
114 Hartford
115 Howard
116 Delaware St.

Final 2019 RPI Rankings:

1 Maryland
2 Boston College
3 North Carolina
4 Northwestern
5 Princeton
6 Syracuse
7 Virginia
8 Florida
9 Denver
10 Michigan
11 Southern California
12 Loyola
13 Navy
14 Notre Dame
15 Stony Brook
16 James Madison
17 Penn St.
18 Penn I
19 Colorado
20 Johns Hopkins
21 Dartmouth
22 Massachusetts
23 Richmond
24 Georgetown
25 Stanford
26 Jacksonville
27 Wagner
28 Duke
29 High Point
30 Hofstra
31 Liberty
32 Army
33 Fairfield
34 Virginia Tech
35 Mount St. Mary's
36 Villanova
37 Towson
38 Ohio St.
39 Boston U.
40 Cornell I
41 Vanderbilt
42 Albany
43 San Diego St.
44 Saint Joseph's
45 Louisville
46 Harvard
47 George Mason
48 Brown
49 Elon
50 UC Davis
51 California
52 Cincinnati
53 Coastal Caro
54 Lehigh
55 Marquette
56 Siena
57 Rutgers
58 Colgate
59 William & Mary
60 Monmouth
61 Robert Morris
62 Duquesne
63 Marist
64 Manhattan
65 Bryant
66 Temple
67 Fresno St.
68 Davidson
69 Columbia I
70 VCU
71 Furman
72 New Hampshire
73 Delaware
74 Campbell
75 Yale
76 Drexel
77 UConn
78 Mercer
79 UMBC
80 Vermont
81 George Washington
82 Kennesaw St.
83 American
84 Arizona St.
85 Winthrop
86 Old Dominion
87 Oregon
88 La Salle
89 Bucknell
90 Longwood
91 Detroit Mercy
92 Holy Cross
93 Canisius
94 Central Mich.
95 East Carolina
96 Quinnipiac
97 Niagara
98 LIU Brooklyn
99 Lafayette
100 Saint Francis
101 Sacred Heart
102 Radford
103 UMass Lowell
104 Stetson
105 Butler
106 Gardner-Webb
107 Binghamton
108 Iona
109 Kent St.
110 St. Bonaventure
111 Central Conn. St.
112 Presbyterian
113 Wofford
114 Hartford
115 Howard
116 Delaware St.

According to whom? YOU? and which "lower level" schools are you referring too? Post your daughters name and school so we have something to compare it too.

It's a legit question although worded poorly.


I'll ask it another way. Sam Apuzzo and Jen Giles, for example, aren't on the list. Does that mean that someone is seriously suggesting that these two players were not among the top 44 seniors playing in Division I last season?

Calm down , if you don't see that some of the players are from lower level ranked teams you just aren't looking. I just took a quick look and of the first 10 kids listed I think 3 of the teams were ranked below 90 , that's definitely lower level. I could be wrong but I thought they were going to play in a game north vs south so maybe some of the players had prior commitments such as the pro league or starting their actual careers.

So you won't post your daughters school or name so we can compare? Coward

Pretty accurate prediction with the exception of PSU you were spot on.

You're talking to more than one person, Genius. I posted the original question and haven't commented since. To answer your question, I didn't even have a daughter playing college lacrosse this year - just read the list and it struck me that I didn't recognize too many names. Sorry I got your panties all in a bunch. Which one is your daughter - obviously you have one on the list or you wouldn't be so defensive.

Then you're a lost commenting on something you have no knowledge of. Why bother posting a negative? My daughter is the one who beat out your daughter by the way! And you're still a coward.

wow...your're a real keyboard tough guy

Wow, you should go get some help.

says the guy knocking girls he doesnt know, nor does he have any connection too. I'll get right on that, thanks for the advice, and you're still a coward.

OMG, you really need help. Nobody knocked anyone. You are responding to multiple people. I did not ask the original question nor am I the poster who phrased the question a different way. When I looked at the list of Division I players who were on the rosters I also wondered how the teams were selected. I did not look to BOTC for an answer but I thought the question that was asked was legitimate. Many of the top seniors from many of the top programs were not on the rosters. I do not have a daughter who was eligible for the game. Why don't you explain to us how the teams are selected instead of carrying on like a crazy person.

Why don’t you explain your obsession with the list?

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You can not be that dense. There is no obsession with the list / roster / team. I just wondered (as did others) how the teams were selected. The teams are considered Senior All-Star Teams and there were countless Senior All-Stars that were not on the rosters. Why do you have a problem with people asking how the teams were selected or why certain players were not on the roster?

The one guy is obviously a mental [ChillLaxin] . It’s a fact that there are numerous kids on the list who are from low level teams . Those teams that ended in the over 90 ranking are not good and it is surprising that they would have any players considered among the best in the country . Before Einstein goes with his coward nonsense I will be more than happy to tell him where my kid goes after he tells us his daughters school , typical internet tough guy .

My daughter was chosen and I have no idea why or how it happened. I'd like to know also.

Congratulations to all who were selected.

Youre completely obsessed. And still a coward. Keep telling yourself different hammerhead bag.

Division II Womens Lacrosse All-American Teams

First Team

Eliza Bresler Bentley University Junior Goalkeeper
Bryanna Fazio Le Moyne College Senior Attack
Hannah George Le Moyne College Junior Goalkeeper
KallieGerman Rollins College Senior Attack
Olivia Hayden Colorado Mesa University Senior Midfield
Hunter Isnardi Mercy College Senior Midfield
Samantha Keesey Florida Southern College Senior Defense
Kira Kolb Mercyhurst University Junior Defense
Courtney Lafler Limestone College Senior Attack
Raven Linton University of New Haven Junior Defense
Olivia McIntee Le Moyne College Junior Defense
Sarah Myres Regis University Senior Midfield
Kole Pollock Adelphi University Junior Attack
Mackenzie Reh University of New Haven Senior Midfield
Sarah Reilly Assumption College Senior Attack
Claire Swanson The University of Tampa Junior Midfield

Second Team

Sami Barnett West Chester University Senior Midfield
Ally Blood Queens University of Charlotte Junior Attack
Chase Brokaw Queens University of Charlotte Junior Goalkeeper
Dani Bursinger Florida Southern College Senior Midfield
Cammy Case Queens University of Charlotte Senior Defense
Alison Johnson Adelphi University Junior Attack
Erin Koehler Colorado Mesa University Senior Defense
Alyssa Mallery Long Island University Post Junior Midfield
Krista Mitarotonda East Stroudsburg University Sophomore Attack
Tatyana Petteway East Stroudsburg University Junior Goalkeeper
Morgan Reader Lindenwood University Junior Defense
Monica Sanna Le Moyne College Senior Midfield
Samantha Schiano Florida Institute of Technology Senior Midfield
Hanna Scott Queens University of Charlotte Senior Attack
Maggie Stella West Chester University Senior Midfield
Lindsay Van Beck Rollins College Senior Defense

Third Team

Amber Feminella Merrimack College Senior Attack
Chelsea Abreu Adelphi University Senior Midfield
Tatum Altman West Chester University Junior Attack
Anne Marie Ardito New York Institute of Technology Graduate Defense
Ally Burrows Indiana University of Pennsylvania Senior Attack
Elle Crawford Regis University Sophomore Goalkeeper
Wendy Donier Regis University Senior Attack
Carly Fedorowski Lindenwood University Junior Midfield
Brianna Feldman Long Island University Post Junior Attack
Riley McClure University of Indianapolis Junior Defense
Keagan Pontious SetonHill University Senior Attack
Molly Reinhart West Chester University Junior Defense
Lily Rizk Rollins College Junior Midfield Emma
Rufolo East Stroudsburg University Senior Midfield
Nicki Stanco Adelphi University Senior Defense
Carly Vaccaro The University of Tampa Junior Attack

Division III Womens Lacrosse All-American Teams

First Team

Dakota Adamec Tufts University Senior Attack
Caitlin Anderson Washington and Lee University Junior Defense
Hanna Ashby University of Mary Washington Senior Goalkeeper
Liza Barr Gettysburg College Junior Attack
Nicole Clauter York College of PA Senior Defense
Eliza Denious Bowdoin College Sophomore Midfield
Meghan Fox York College of PA Junior Attack
Taylor Gretz Rowan University Senior Midfield
Maggie Hanzsche Franklin & Marshall College Junior Defense
Abby Horst Wesleyan University Senior Midfield
Abby Manning Wesleyan University Junior Attack
Emma McDonagh Middlebury College Senior Attack
Katie Miller Bowdoin College Sophomore Attack
Addy Mitchell Middlebury College Sophomore Defense
Erin Nicholas Middlebury College Sophomore Midfield
Courtney Patterson Gettysburg College Junior Midfield
Caroline SgaglioneWesleyan University Senior Defense
Haley Tucker Washington and Lee University Senior Attack
Hedy Veith Tufts University Senior Defense

Second Team

Regan Cook York College of PA Junior Midfield
Claire Dunbar Amherst College Sophomore Attack
Jane Earley Middlebury College Freshman Attack
Kara Finnerty Bowdoin College Junior Midfield
Emily Games Tufts University Junior Attack
Jane Goodspeed Denison University Senior Defense
Allegra Grant Wesleyan University Junior Goalkeeper
Holly Hite Meredith College Senior Midfield
Devin Hursey York College of PA Junior Midfield
Martha Hutzell Salisbury University Senior Defense
Megan Jackson Franklin & Marshall College Sophomore Attack
Emily Kitchin Franklin & Marshall College Freshman Goalkeeper
Mackenzie Maguire University of Mary Washington Senior Attack
Hannah Marafioti SUNY Geneseo Sophomore Attack
Mekayla Montgomery William Smith College Sophomore Defense
Kara Pooley Hamilton College Senior Midfield
Becca Russo University of Scranton Junior Defense
Kelly Siebert Amherst College Junior Defense
Annie Sullivan Tufts University Senior Midfield

Third Team

Julia Albert University of Mary Washington Senior Attack
Miranda Chrone The College of New Jersey Senior Goalkeeper
Sarah Culver Christopher Newport University Senior Attack
Erin Dugan The Catholic University of America Senior Defense
Jen Eck Lebanon Valley College Senior Defense
Alexandria Fitzpatrick The College of New Jersey Junior Attack
Corie Hack Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges Senior Attack
Erin H The College of New Jersey Graduate Midfield
Eva King Colorado College Junior Attack
Lexi Lenaghan Babson College Senior Attack
Jess Lyons The Catholic University of America SeniorMidfield
Caroline Maxwell Bowdoin College Junior Defense
Leanne McCloskey Montclair State University Senior Defense
Kerry McKeever Gettysburg College Sophomore Attack
Maia Noyes Amherst College Sophomore Midfield
Sabrina Solow Amherst College Senior Defense
Alexis Strobel Salisbury University Sophomore Attack
[ChillLaxin] Szwajkowski Skidmore College Senior Attack
Molly Tice St. John Fisher College Defense

2019 Division I Women’s All American Teams

First Team

Andie Aldave University of Notre Dame Sophomore Midfield
Sam Apuzzo Boston College Senior Attack
Dempsey Arsenault Boston College Senior Midfield
Julia Braig University of Maryland Senior Defense
Jen Giles University of Maryland Senior Midfield
Emily Hawryschuk Syracuse University Junior Attack
Ally Kennedy Stony Brook University Junior Midfield
Kenzie Kent Boston College Graduate Attack
Selena Lasota Northwestern University Senior Attack
Elizabeth Miller Boston College Senior Defense
Sammy Mueller University of Virginia Junior Midfield
Jamie Ortega University of North Carolina Sophomore Attack
Lindsey Ronbeck University of Florida Senior Attack
Livy Rosenzweig Loyola University Maryland Sophomore Attack
Megan Taylor University of Maryland Senior Goalkeeper
Emma Trenchard University of North Carolina Sophomore Defense

Second Team

Lindsey Ehrhardt Loyola University Maryland Senior Defense
Katherine Fischer University of Denver Senior Defense
Elizabeth George Princeton University Senior Attack
Samantha Giacolone University of Notre Dame Senior Goalkeeper
Kali Hartshorn University of Maryland Junior Attack
Katie Hoeg University of North Carolina Junior Attack
Maddie Howe University of Notre Dame Sophomore Attack
Maggie Jackson University of Virginia Senior Midfield
Olivia Jenner Duke University Senior Attack
Shannon Kavanagh University of Florida Sophomore Midfield
Kerrigan Miller University of Southern California Junior Midfield
Izzy Scane Northwestern University Freshman Attack
Caroline Sdanowich James Madison University Senior Defense
Kyla Sears Princeton University Sophomore Attack
Taylor VanThof Loyola University Maryland Senior Midfield
Francesca Whitehurst
Georgetown University Senior Midfield

Third Team

Nonie Andersen Princeton University Senior Defense
Erin Barry University of Pennsylvania Junior Midfield
Samantha Chenoweth Towson University Junior Defense
Lizzie Colson University of Maryland Junior Defense
Brennan Dwyer Northwestern University Sophomore Midfield
Erica Evans University of Maryland Senior Midfield
Kathryn Giroux Dartmouth College Senior Midfield
Quintin Hoch-Bullen University of Denver Sophomore Attack
Kelly Larkin United States Naval Academy Junior Attack
Taylor Moreno University of North Carolina Sophomore Goalkeeper
Alyssa Parrella Hofstra University Junior Midfield
Sydney Pirreca University of Florida Senior Midfield
Hannah Powers Loyola University Maryland Senior Attack
Gabby Rosenzweig University of Pennsylvania Junior Attack
Caroline Steele University of Maryland Senior Attack
Cara Trombetta University of Florida Junior Defense

what the heck is going on at duke?

The Duke Coaches ego has gotten too big! She feels she only has to recruit her camps and bypasses the tournaments were she could see a lot more players. Placing yourself in a bubble is never a good idea in any business.

Best player transferring is a bad look