Kylie Ohlmiller

2021 Season: Posted 1,536 leaderboard points during inaugural season … tallied 100 or more points in a game nine times, including five of first seven outings … one of three players to serve as a captain three times during the season, joining defender Kayla Wood and midfielder Dempsey Arsenault … earned captain honors in Weeks One, Three and Five … captained her teams to 15-12-9 quarter record in three weeks … ranked third among captains with her 15 quarter victories … led all captains with six game victories while compiling 6-3 mark … tied with midfielder Taylor Cummings for third in the league with nine multi-goal efforts, including four hat tricks … led Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 48 points in 15 games … second-leading scorer in the circuit with 31 goals while her 17 assists were tied for second place … ranked third in the league with 73 shots, including season-high eight attempts in a game three times … only player in the league to record multiple five-goal games … scored five goals on July 30 against Team Warden before exploding for five goals against Team Arsenault on Aug. 15 … set season high with four assists in Week Four finale against Team Glynn … also contributed 15 ground balls, including season-high five loose balls against Team Warden on July 30 en route to scoring season-high 198 leaderboard points. 

International Experience: Represented Team USA at 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship … also member of training team for 2017 United States Senior National Team and was one of the final cuts before the World Cup. 

Other Professional Experience: Spent two seasons with the New York Fight of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League … first-ever selection in WPLL Collegiate Draft in 2018 by New York … earned a spot on 2018 WPLL All-Star Team … scored eight goals with five assists during 2019 season.

At Stony Brook: Four-year letter winner for the Seawolves who started 83-of-84 games from 2015-18 … scored 254 goals with 246 assists during her career … owns NCAA Division I records for points in a season (164) and career (498) … ranks third in NCAA history with 5.93 career point per game average … also stands as NCAA’s single-season and career assists leader … registered 86 assists as a junior in 2017 and ended career with 246 assists … led NCAA Division I in points per game, total assists and total points as a junior and senior … one of two players in NCAA Division I history to record 200 career goals and 200 career assists … posted 11 or more points in a game three times in addition to tallying seven or more assists in four different games … one of four Stony Brook players to score 70 or more goals in a single season, reaching the mark in back-to-back seasons … owns four of the top 10 single-season assist totals in Seawolves’ history … two-time selection as America East Conference Offensive Player of the Year … also garnered America East Rookie of the Year in 2015 … four-time All-America East First Team selection … earned Most Outstanding Player honors at the America East Tournament three times … two-time finalist for Tewaaraton Award … three-time IWLCA All-America pick, including First-Team distinction in 2017 and 2018 … named 2017 IWLCA Division I Attacker of the Year.