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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.
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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 attempted 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 Championship 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 traveled to Japan in November 2018 with the WPLL to help grow the sport around the world.
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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.
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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.
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2021 Season: Played in all 15 games during inaugural season and compiled 854 leaderboard points … registered four outings with 100 or more leaderboard points, including 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 season against Team Wood on Aug. 16 while adding two draw controls.
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International Experience: Played for Brighton Bombers in Adelaide, Australia.
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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 Senior 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.
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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.
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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-pointers … 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.
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2021 Season: Johansen joined the Athletes Unlimited roster for Week Three after serving as a facilitator in the first two weeks. She played a total of nine games and finished the season with 884 leaderboard points. She ranked third in the league with five two-point goals. Johansen scored at least one goal in 7-of-9 games, including three games with two goals each. Against Team Wood on August 16, she netted a pair of two-point goals along with an assist. Her highest-scoring game was against Team Arsenault on August 8, where she accumulated 176 leaderboard points by scoring two goals (including a two-pointer), providing an assist, and securing four ground balls and four draw controls. Johansen also started the season strong with 141 points against Team Read on August 6, scoring a goal with three ground balls and three draw controls.
International Experience: Johansen made her debut with the United States Senior National Team at the 2018 Fall Classic and was part of the training team for Team USA's 2022 World Championship squad.
Other Professional Experience: Johansen played for the Baltimore Ride in the 2016 United Women's Lacrosse League season, scoring seven goals and providing six assists in nine games. She also spent two years with the Baltimore Brave of the Women's Professional Lacrosse League, earning All-Star Team recognition twice. In 2019, she tallied nine goals, five assists, and 24 draw controls.
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2021 Season: Ohlmiller had an impressive performance, scoring 1,536 leaderboard points. She achieved 100 or more points in a game nine times, including five of the first seven outings. Ohlmiller served as a captain three times during the season and led her teams to a 15-12-9 quarter record. She ranked third among captains with 15 quarter victories and had six game victories with a 6-3 mark. Ohlmiller tied for third in the league with nine multi-goal efforts, including four hat tricks. She led Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 48 points in 15 games, ranking second in the circuit with 31 goals and tying for second place with 17 assists. Ohlmiller also had 73 shots, the third-highest in the league, and recorded multiple five-goal games. She contributed 15 ground balls, with a season-high of five loose balls in a game against Team Warden on July 30, and scored a season-high 198 leaderboard points.
International Experience: Ohlmiller represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship, where she scored 10 goals and had seven assists in seven games, helping the team win the gold medal. She was also a member of the training team for the 2017 United States Senior National Team and narrowly missed making the final cut for the World Cup.
Other Professional Experience: Ohlmiller played for the New York Fight of the Women's Professional Lacrosse League for two seasons. She was the first-ever selection in the WPLL Collegiate Draft in 2018 and earned a spot on the 2018 WPLL All-Star Team. During the 2019 season, she scored eight goals and had five assists..
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2022 Season: Aust Holman was a second-year attacker. She started 6 out of 12 games and finished with 1,091 leaderboard points. She ranked ninth in the league with 920 win points. Throughout the season, she consistently scored 100 or more leaderboard points in six out of the final nine games. She scored a total of 11 goals and provided six assists. Her best performance came in Week Three against Team Colson, where she scored four goals and earned a season-high 174 leaderboard points. Holman also scored a goal in each of her first four games of the season.
2021 Season: Aust Holman finished with 1,080 leaderboard points. She had four games with 100 or more points and scored a total of 16 goals, including a two-pointer. She started the season with a seven-game goal-scoring streak and had a standout performance in her debut for Athletes Unlimited, scoring five goals against Team Treanor in Week Two. She also recorded a season-high four ground balls and achieved a hat trick against Team Ohlmiller on August 7.
International Experience: Aust Holman has also represented Team USA in international competitions. She was a member of the gold medal-winning team at the 2017 World Cup. She scored 20 goals during the tournament, including six goals against England, and contributed seven assists. She is one of only 14 players in Team USA to have scored 20 or more career goals in World Cup competition.
Other Professional Experience: Aust Holman was the No. 2 overall pick by the Baltimore Ride in the 2016 United Women's Lacrosse League Draft. In her rookie season, she scored 13 goals and provided two assists in nine games. She also played two seasons in the Women's Professional Lacrosse League with the Upstate Pride, scoring five goals and providing an assist during the 2019 campaign.
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International Experience: Trenchard has international experience representing Team USA at the World Lacrosse 2022 Women's World Championship. She was part of the Team USA defensive unit that allowed the tournament-best 39 goals over eight games. In the Championship Bracket opener against Hong Kong, China, she appeared in eight games and registered an assist. Trenchard was also a member of the 2018 United States Women's National Training Team.
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2021 Season: Fortunato accumulated 1,355 leaderboard points. She tied for the league lead with 10 games of 100 or more points and was the seventh-leading scorer in Athletes Unlimited with 37 points. Fortunato tied for sixth in the league with 25 goals, including three two-pointers. She had eight multi-goal performances, including two hat tricks. Fortunato attempted 62 shots, ranking seventh in the league. She scored at least one goal in 13 out of 15 games and had a standout performance of five goals against Team Wood.
International Experience: Fortunato has international experience as a member of the United States Senior National Team from 2014-15 and 2016-17. She also helped the United States win the 2011 Under-19 Championship and was selected to the All-World Team.
Other Professional Experience: Fortunato played two seasons with the Baltimore Brave in the Women's Professional Lacrosse League and one year with the Long Island Sound in the United Women's Lacrosse League.
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2021 Season: In the 2021 season, VanThof ended with 1,180 leaderboard points. She scored eight goals, including a two-pointer, with an assist in 15 games. Her season-high of 153 leaderboard points came against Team Ohlmiller on August 7. She also had four games where she scored 100 or more points. VanThof registered a goal in three consecutive games from August 7 to August 14.
Other Professional Experience: VanThof has previous professional experience playing in the Women's Professional Lacrosse League with the Philadelphia Fire. In the 2019 season, she scored four goals and also had three draw controls and two caused turnovers.
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2021 Season: McMahon earned 914 leaderboard points in her inaugural season. She had four games with 100 or more points and scored 10 goals with seven assists in 15 games. Additionally, she contributed nine ground balls and four caused turnovers. Her season high was four goals against Team Wood on August 16 in the Week Four finale. She started the season with one goal and two assists against Team O'Donnell on July 23.
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At Florida: Wightman started 57 of 66 games. She collected 94 ground balls and 74 caused turnovers, ranking fourth on Florida's career caused turnovers list. In 2022, she was named the American Athletic Conference Defender of the Year and achieved First-Team All-AAC status. In her final season with the Gators, she was selected to the IWLCA All-South Region Second Team. Wightman set a single-game record for Florida with six caused turnovers against Mercer on March 30, 2022, and also set the program's single-season record for caused turnovers by a senior with 38. In her junior year, Wightman started 20 of 21 games and was part of the Florida defensive unit that ranked second in the nation with a 7.00 goals against average. She started all eight games during the COVID-shortened 2020 season, contributing 11 ground balls and five caused turnovers. As a freshman, she saw action in 15 games with seven starts. Wightman also excelled academically, earning three All-Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll recognitions and four IWLCA Academic Honor Roll certificates.
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2022 Season: Apuzzo placed second on the leaderboard with 1,782 points and started all 12 games. She was the first player in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse history to serve as a captain every week of a season. Apuzzo led the league with 1,130 win points and 270 MVP points, finishing with a 10-2 record. She ranked second in the league with 24 goals and 41 points, scoring at least one goal in 11 out of 12 games. She had nine multi-goal games and closed the season with 14 goals in the final five games, including three hat tricks. Apuzzo set a league record with 15 shots and scored four goals against Team Glynn. She also had three goals, including a two-pointer, and an assist against Team Johansen in Week Four, and another three-goal effort against Team Johansen in Week Three. Additionally, she contributed 10 caused turnovers, 20 ground balls, and 20 draw controls.
2021 Season: Apuzzo finished third in the leaderboard standings with 1,685 points, including a league-high 560 stat points. She made the largest move on the leaderboard, going from No. 41 to No. 3 after Week One to Week Five. Apuzzo tied for the league lead with goalkeeper Caylee Waters with 255 MVP points and had seven game MVP honors, including four MVP 1 picks. She was one of two players to accrue 500 or more points in a single week and set a league season-high with 521 points in Week Five. Apuzzo scored at least one goal in all 15 games and led the league with 11 multi-goal efforts, including eight hat tricks. She led Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 36 goals and 91 shots and ranked second with 47 points. She also tied for eighth in the league with eight assists and ranked third with 47 draw controls. Apuzzo closed the season with six consecutive hat tricks and set a league season-high with 238 leaderboard points against Team Read. She had a five-goal and one-assist performance in an overtime loss to Team Wood, recording seven draw controls. She also had a season-high eight draw controls in Week Two against Team Treanor. Apuzzo attempted a league-high 12 shots against Team Arsenault, scoring three times with six draw controls. She scored the fastest goal to begin a game, just six seconds into the game against Team Ohlmiller. Apuzzo was the No. 2 overall selection in the inaugural Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse weekly draft.
International Experience: Apuzzo represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. She ranked fourth in the tournament with 14 assists and contributed 14 goals in eight games. She had six assists against Scotland and scored three goals with two assists in the Gold Medal Game victory against Canada. Apuzzo also trained for the 2015 United States Under-19 Team and made her debut with the Senior National Team at the 2018 President's Cup in Florida.
Other Professional Experience: Apuzzo spent two seasons with the New York Fight of the Women's Professional Lacrosse League. She was the first overall pick in the 2019 WPLL Draft by New York and scored eight goals with seven assists in 2019, adding eight draw controls.
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At Duke: In her two seasons at Duke, North scored 169 points and tied for 10th on the career goals list with 141 goals. She set Duke single-season records with 82 goals and 105 points as a sophomore and was named Second-Team All-ACC in 2019. North also claimed Second-Team All-ACC notice as a freshman after setting Duke freshman records with 59 goals and 64 points.
","bioProCareer":"2023 Season: North secured 17th place and compiled 1,036 leaderboard points in her second professional campaign. She started in all 12 games, tying for second in the league with Taylor Moreno after earning 180 MVP points. She also held a share of fourth place in the circuit with four Game MVP honors. North led the league in goals (32), two-point goals (5), and points (44) for the second year in a row. She attempted a single-season record 99 shots, with 68 shots on goal. Additionally, she tied for fifth in the circuit with seven assists. North scored at least one goal in 11 out of 12 games, including eight multi-goal performances. She notched six games with three or more markers and matched the Athletes Unlimited single-game record by scoring six goals in the season finale against Team Glynn on August 13, earning MVP 1 distinction. North also attempted a single-game record 16 shots, including 12 shots on goal during that game. She opened Week Two with back-to-back Game MVP performances, scoring four goals, including a two-pointer, against Team Colson on July 27 to collect MVP 1 plaudits. North tallied three goals to earn MVP 3 notice against Team Read on July 29. She also closed Week Three with consecutive Game MVP awards. She netted four goals to secure MVP 2 notice against Team Glynn before erupting for five goals, including a two-pointer, in MVP 1 effort against Team Apuzzo. North authored 100 or more leaderboard points in a game four times, including a season-high 180 points against Team Apuzzo in the Week Three finale.
2022 Season: North was the first overall pick in the 2022 Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft and finished as the league leader in goals, two-point goals, and points. She tallied 1,061 leaderboard points and had five games with 100 or more points. North ranked third in the league with 135 MVP points. She set league single-season records with eight two-point goals and 50 points. North scored at least one goal in 11 out of 12 games and had 10 multi-goal performances, leading the league. She also had seven hat tricks, the most in the league. In the season finale against Team Johansen, North scored six goals, including three two-pointers, and had 10 points, setting league records. She had a hat trick in four consecutive games from July 31 to August 7. North started her professional career with three goals, including two two-point markers, and three assists against Team Waters. In Week One, she scored three goals and had two assists against Team Glynn. In Week Three, North had a three-goal, two-assist performance against Team Moreno. Her best game was in Week Two, where she scored three goals, including a two-pointer, in an 8-5 victory over Team Arsenault, earning her 198 leaderboard points.
International Experience: North represented Team USA at the World Lacrosse 2022 Women's World Championship. She tied for second on the team with 28 points in eight games and led the team with 23 goals, ranking ninth in the tournament. North had five hat tricks, including four games with four or more goals. She scored five goals against Scotland and England during pool play. North is one of eight players in Team USA history to register 20 or more goals in a single Women's World Championship.
","bioPersonal":"Personal: North graduated from Boston College with a bachelor's degree in sociology and earned her Master's degree in sport administration in 2023. She is one of five children in her family and credits her high school and club coach, Maggie Koch, and Boston College women's lacrosse coach, Acacia Walker-Weinstein, as people who have made a difference in her life. If she wasn't playing lacrosse, North says she would be a professional basketball player or professional golfer. She played the piano and guitar as a child and also participated in basketball and field hockey. In her free time, North enjoys spending time with her friends, listening to music, and playing golf. She is a fan of the Dallas Cowboys and wears No. 88 in honor of the team's legendary wide receivers.
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2022 Season: Moreno won the Athletes Unlimited championship and was a member of the inaugural All-Defensive Team. She led the league with 698 stat points and finished second with 165 MVP points. She also tied for seventh place with 935 win points. Moreno set a record for AU Lacrosse with 132 saves in 12 games, including two games with 14 saves. She achieved 10 or more saves in 10 out of 12 games and had a league-record eight consecutive games with 200 or more leaderboard points. Her highest-scoring game was against Team Waters in the Week One finale, where she scored 241 points. Moreno was one of 15 players selected in the Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse College Draft.
International Experience: Moreno was a member of the training team for the 2022 Team USA World Championship squad and served as an alternate for the team. She one of 12 players named to the Team USA roster for 2023 World Lacrosse Women’s Super Sixes Event.
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2022 Season: Kennedy accumulated 740 leaderboard points, ranking fifth in the league with nine assists and contributing 13 goals. She also had 43 draw controls, including a season-high of 10 in Week Four against Team Johansen. Kennedy had five multi-goal games, including three goals in Week Two against Team Moreno.
2021 Season: Kennedy compiled 1,302 leaderboard points and scored at least one goal in the final 10 games. She tied for eighth in the league with 22 goals and contributed three assists. Kennedy set a season high with 141 leaderboard points against Team Ohlmiller on August 7. She had her first hat trick of the season in Week Three against Team Read and another hat trick on August 15 against Team Wood. Kennedy also set a season high with 10 shots against Team Waters on August 21. She was one of 13 players selected in the Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse Pro College Draft.
International Experience: Kennedy represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. She appeared in all eight games and scored 11 goals with one assist. Kennedy had three hat tricks in the first five games of the tournament and won a gold medal.
","bioPersonal":"Personal: Kennedy was named an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at the University of Virginia. She studied business management at Stony Brook. Her older sister, Cori, also played lacrosse at Stony Brook, and her older brother, Brian, played lacrosse at American International. Kennedy works as an assistant coach for the Long Island Yellow Jackets club lacrosse team. She has two boxer dogs named Rocky and Tyson. Kennedy lists her father, Mike, as a person who has made a difference in her life. If she wasn't playing lacrosse, she would be a singer. In high school, Kennedy also played soccer and participated in track and field. Her hobbies include going to the beach and spending time with her dogs. She started her lacrosse career by playing boys' lacrosse.
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2022 Season: O'Donnell started in all 12 games and scored 1,048 leaderboard points. She recorded 14 goals and one assist, with her standout performance being a four-goal effort against Team Moreno. She also scored two goals in a game three times, including back-to-back outings in Week Two. O'Donnell scored at least one goal in six of the first eight games and caused four turnovers against Team Johansen in the Week Three finale.
2021 Season: O'Donnell finished with 1,097 leaderboard points, achieving six games with 100 or more points. She scored eight goals and provided one assist in 15 games. She also contributed 17 draw controls and 12 ground balls. Her highest-scoring game was against Team Benson, where she scored two goals and caused two turnovers, earning her 155 leaderboard points. She collected 131 leaderboard points against Team Arsenault and scored two goals against Team Read. O'Donnell finished the season strong by scoring a goal in three consecutive games. She was one of four players selected as a captain during the inaugural week of play and made the first-ever pick in an Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse weekly draft.
International Experience: O'Donnell made her debut with the United States Senior National Team at the 2018 Fall Classic and is currently a member of the training team for Team USA's 2022 World Championship squad.
Other Professional Experience: O'Donnell played for the New England Command in the Women's Professional Lacrosse League for two seasons. She was selected as the No. 4 overall pick in the 2018 WPLL Draft by New England and scored six goals with five draw controls during the 2019 campaign.
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2022 Season: Kent started in all 12 games and earned 1,010 leaderboard points. She ranked third in the league with 135 MVP points and second with 26 goals. She also had 33 points, which placed her fourth in the circuit. Kent was sixth in the league for ground balls (20) and draw controls (26). She scored at least one goal in 11 out of 12 games, including five goals against Team Moreno in Week Three. During Week Four, she scored 10 of her 26 goals, with at least three goals in each game. She finished the season with four goals on four shots against Team Apuzzo and opened Week Two with three goals against Team Moreno.
2021 Season: Kent collected 1,164 leaderboard points while appearing in 15 games. She tied for third in the league with seven game MVP selections. She was the third-leading scorer in Athletes Unlimited with 45 points, including a league-high 23 assists. She also tied for eighth in the circuit with 22 goals. Kent accumulated 32 ground balls, ranking her fifth in the league, with a season-high of six ground balls against Team Ohlmiller on August 8. She tied for ninth in Athletes Unlimited with 53 shots, including a season-high seven attempts on August 6 against Team Wood. She had seven games with 100 or more leaderboard points, including six of the first eight outings. Kent became the first player in league history to score an overtime goal with her game-winner against Team Warden on July 31. She set a league individual season high with eight points against Team Wood on August 6, scoring four goals with four assists. She also tallied two goals with three assists against Team Read on August 7, in addition to two ground balls and two caused turnovers.
International Experience: Kent made her United States National Team debut last summer and participated in the 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic. She served as an alternate on Team USA's 2022 World Championship Gold medal squad. She also competed for the Team USA Under-18 ice hockey team and earned a pair of Silver medals at the IIHF Under-18 World Championship. In 2014, she served as captain for the USA U-18 Select Team.
Other Professional Experience: Kent spent two seasons with the New England Command of the Women's Professional Lacrosse League. During the 2019 campaign, she scored six goals with three assists and six ground balls.
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","bioProCareer":"2023 Season: Arsenault authored a sixth-place finish for the second year in a row after accumulating 1,241 leaderboard points. She ranked second in the league with 915 win points and also collected 266 stat points, placing her ninth among the league’s 57 players. Arsenault tied for the league lead with 12 assists, including seven helpers in the final four contests. She also netted 11 goals in 12 games and led all non-defensive players, tying for fifth overall in the league with 23 ground balls. Additionally, she ranked third in the league with 39 draw controls and posted three multi-goal efforts. Arsenault opened the season with two goals against Team Moreno on July 20 and earned MVP 2 distinction after scoring twice with two assists against Team Colson on July 29. She also collected two goals with two assists against Team Glynn on August 3 and secured MVP 2 honors on August 10 against Bosco after scoring a goal with a season-high three assists. Furthermore, she tallied six games with 100 or more leaderboard points, including a season-high 197 points in the Week Four opener against Team Bosco.
2022 Season: Arsenault started in all 12 games and finished sixth in the league with 1,375 leaderboard points. She ranked fourth in Athletes Unlimited with 960 win points and held eighth place in the league standings with 340 stat points. Arsenault achieved 100 or more leaderboard points eight times, with a season-high of 197 points against Team Glynn on August 13. She ranked 10th in the league with 17 goals and 24 points, tying for sixth place with seven assists. Arsenault scored at least one goal in 9 out of 12 games, including five multi-goal efforts. Her standout performance came in Week Three with four goals against Team Moreno. She also had three goals against Team Glynn on August 13 and recorded a season-high of five ground balls against Team Johansen in Week Three, along with scoring two goals.
2021 Season: Arsenault finished with 1,338 leaderboard points. She served as a captain three times, along with Kayla Wood and Kylie Ohlmiller. Arsenault held the top spot on the individual leaderboard and served as the league leaderboard leader on July 31 and August 7-8. She achieved 100 or more leaderboard points eight times, with a season-high of 195 points against Team Douty on July 25. Arsenault scored four goals with five assists in Week One, along with 10 draw controls and six ground balls. She ranked seventh in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 31 draw controls and contributed 12 caused turnovers, tying for sixth in the league. Arsenault scored at least one goal in the first nine games of the season before missing the final two weeks due to injury. She had back-to-back hat tricks against Team Read on August 7 and Team Ohlmiller on August 8. Arsenault also had a season-high of six draw controls on August 8 against Team Ohlmiller, along with two caused turnovers and two ground balls. She earned a season-high three caused turnovers in consecutive games against Team Wood and Team Read.
International Experience: Arsenault represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. She scored six goals with one assist in eight appearances, leading Team USA to a fourth consecutive gold medal. Arsenault scored at least one goal in five games and had a two-goal performance in the semifinal victory over Australia. Arsenault was also one of 12 players named to the Team USA roster for the 2023 World Lacrosse Women’s Super Sixes Event.
Other Professional Experience: Arsenault earned a spot on the 2019 Women’s Professional Lacrosse League All-Star Team as a member of the Baltimore Brave. She scored 11 goals with seven assists and helped lead Baltimore to the league title. Arsenault was the No. 2 overall selection in the 2019 WPLL Draft by Baltimore and was named the WPLL Championship Game MVP.
","bioPersonal":"Personal: Arsenault started playing lacrosse at the age of 10. She played three sports in high school, including hockey, field hockey, and lacrosse at New Hampton School. Her hobbies include running, yoga, spending time with friends and family, going to the beach, trying different coffee shops, and being outdoors. Arsenault credits Boston College women’s lacrosse coaches Acacia Walker-Weinstein and Jen Kent, as well as Syracuse head women’s lacrosse coach Kayla Treanor, as people who have made a difference in her life. She wears the number 18 in honor of her dad, Jamie, who wore the number during his college baseball career at Colby College. Arsenault also owns Dempsey Arsenault Lacrosse, a training business in San Diego.
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2022 Season: Mastroianni started all 12 games and finished third on the leaderboard with 1,399 points. She ranked fifth in the league with 394 stat points and seventh with 105 MVP points. Mastroianni was the sixth-leading scorer in the league with 19 goals and also contributed 10 assists. She scored at least one goal in 11 out of 12 games, including three hat tricks. Her season-high came in the season finale against Team Glynn, where she scored four goals. Mastroianni also had three goals and an assist against Team Moreno on August 13. She started her professional career with three goals and an assist against Team Apuzzo on July 21. Mastroianni began Week Two with three caused turnovers against Team Johansen, earning a season-high 200 leaderboard points. She was one of 15 players selected in the Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse College Draft.
International Experience: Mastroianni represents Team USA in all three disciplines, including women's field, women’s box, and sixes. She piloted Team USA to a Gold medal at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship, tallying four goals with three assists in eight games while helping Team USA win its fourth consecutive title. Mastroianni set a Team USA Women’s World Championship tournament record with 38 draw controls, including seven draws against Canada in the Gold Medal Game and ranked fifth in the tournament in draw controls. As one of 12 players named to Team USA roster for the 2023 World Lacrosse Women’s Super Sixes Event, she is also a member of Team USA’s box and sixes training teams.
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2022 Season: McCool started in all 12 games and earned 994 leaderboard points. She tied for ninth in the league with 334 stat points. McCool had four games with 100 or more leaderboard points, including all three contests during Week Four. Her highest scoring game was against Team Apuzzo, where she earned 145 leaderboard points. Throughout the season, McCool scored 13 goals, including a two-pointer, and had nine assists. She led the league with 49 draw controls and tied for the lead with 33 ground balls. McCool scored two goals in a game five times, with four of those occurring in the first five games. She also had a season-high three assists and nine draw controls in the Week Four opener against Team Glynn. McCool collected 13 caused turnovers, including three in the Week One finale against Team Apuzzo.
2021 Season: McCool accumulated 1,517 leaderboard points. She posted 100 or more points in a game eight times, with five of those occurring in the final seven outings. McCool ranked fifth in the league with 452 stat points and had 49 draw controls, the second-highest total in the league. She scored 28 goals, including two two-point goals, and had 11 assists in 11 games. McCool scored at least one goal in 14 out of 15 games, including the first 10 outings in a row. She ranked second in Athletes Unlimited with 10 multi-goal performances, including four hat tricks. McCool registered a pair of five-point efforts. She scored three goals with two assists against Team O'Donnell on July 25 and repeated the same performance against Team Glynn on August 16. McCool had a season-high four caused turnovers in the season opener against Team Ohlmiller and earned a season-high 173 leaderboard points against Team Ohlmiller on August 20 with three goals, two ground balls, two draw controls, and a caused turnover.
International Experience: McCool tied for seventh in Team USA history with 32 career goals at the World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. McCool represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship and was selected for the All-World Team. She ranked second on the team with 20 goals and contributed 17 draw controls. McCool had five hat tricks in eight games, including a four-goal performance against Australia. She also played for the Gold medal-winning Team USA at the 2017 World Cup, where she was one of only two collegiate players on the roster. McCool tied for fifth on the team with 12 goals in eight appearances and added nine ground balls with six caused turnovers. She also scored four goals in four games to help Team USA win the World Games championship in Poland.
Other Professional Experience: McCool was the No. 2 overall selection in the inaugural Women's Professional Lacrosse League Draft. She was a two-time selection to the WPLL All-Star Team while playing with the Baltimore Brave and was honored as the 2018 WPLL Most Valuable Player. In 2019, McCool scored 14 goals with three assists and 32 draw controls, leading Baltimore to the WPLL title.
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Rosenzweig received numerous accolades throughout her college career. She became the first men's or women's lacrosse player in Loyola Maryland history to amass 100 points in a season, accomplishing this feat three times. Rosenzweig also set Loyola single-season standards for assists and points. She received four IWLCA All-America honors, including First-Team recognition as a sophomore and Second-Team commendations twice. Rosenzweig was also recognized as an Inside Lacrosse All-American four times. She was named the Patriot League Attacker of the Year twice and was one of eight players in Patriot League history to earn First-Team All-Conference honors four times. In her freshman year, Rosenzweig was named the 2018 Patriot League Rookie of the Year.
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During her graduate year, Moreau had an outstanding season, scoring a career-high 35 goals and providing 15 assists. She led the Minutewomen to an appearance in the NCAA Tournament. One of her standout performances was a game against Saint Joseph's, where she scored five goals. As a team captain during her senior season, Moreau started in all 20 games and contributed 16 goals, six assists, 26 ground balls, and 26 caused turnovers. In her junior year, she started in 16 out of 17 games and collected 17 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers. Additionally, she started in all five games during the COVID-shortened 2020 season and made 11 starts as a freshman.
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2022 Season: Wakefield led the league with 23 caused turnovers and accumulated 994 leaderboard points. She started all 12 games and tied for sixth with 20 ground balls. Wakefield had four games with three or more caused turnovers and set a league single-game record with six caused turnovers against Team Glynn on August 13. She also earned 190 leaderboard points in the Week Two finale with three caused turnovers and two ground balls.
2021 Season: Wakefield collected 1,124 leaderboard points with seven games of 100 or more points. She tied for second in the league with 34 ground balls and recorded at least one ground ball in 14 out of 15 games. Wakefield scored her only goal of the season against Team Treanor on July 31 and registered an assist against Team Wood on August 16. Her season-high of five ground balls came against Team Wood on August 7, and she posted a season-high of four caused turnovers on August 15 against Team Cummings, along with two ground balls. Wakefield started the season with at least one caused turnover in five consecutive games.
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At Rutgers: Ball was a four-year letter winner at Rutgers who started all 63 career games from 2020-23. She graduated as the Scarlet Knights’ career leader with 154 caused turnovers and 308 draw controls. A three-time Inside Lacrosse All-America performer for the Scarlet Knights, including Second-Team notice as a senior, Ball also collected a pair of USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America certificates. Additionally, she was a unanimous First-Team All-Big Ten selection as a junior and senior. Ball was honored as the 2023 Big Ten Defender of the Year after pacing the conference in caused turnovers per game (3.53) and ground balls per game (3.00). She reset her own Rutgers single-season record with 60 caused turnovers as a senior. Ball also led the Scarlet Knights with 101 draw controls and 51 ground balls in 2023.
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2024 Season: Ball was one of 16 players selected in the Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse College Draft.
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2022 Season: McKone scored nine goals and had eight assists, earning a total of 1,057 leaderboard points. She ranked fourth in the league with 16 caused turnovers and seventh with 25 draw controls. McKone had a season-high of five draw controls in the season opener and scored three goals against Team Arsenault in the Week Two opener. She had six games with 100 or more points, including a season-high of 153 points against Team Johansen on August 13.
2021 Season: McKone finished with 887 leaderboard points, including three games with 100 or more points. She tied for fourth in draw controls with 36 and scored eight goals, including a two-pointer. McKone ranked fourth in the league with 13 assists, with back-to-back three-assist efforts in Week Four. She ended the season with 22 draw controls in the final six games, including a season-high of six draws against Team Waters on August 21. McKone was selected in the Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse College Draft.
International Experience: McKone represented Team Israel at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship, where she led the team with 35 points in eight games. She also had 21 goals and 14 assists. McKone scored four goals in a game three times and had a pair of four-goal, three-assist efforts against Puerto Rico and Czech Republic. She also competed for Israel at The World Games in Birmingham, Ala., where she led the team to a fifth-place finish with 10 goals and five assists in four games. McKone played for Team USA during the 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic.
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2022 Season: Griffin accumulated 884 leaderboard points in her rookie season, starting 10 out of 12 games. Her standout performance came in Week Five against Team Glynn, where she scored four goals and provided an assist, earning 212 leaderboard points. She achieved 100 or more leaderboard points in five of the final seven games. Throughout the season, Griffin scored eight goals, assisted five times, scooped up 14 ground balls, and caused nine turnovers. Her first hat trick as a professional came on August 13, when she scored four goals against Team Glynn. In Week Three, she recorded a season-high four caused turnovers against Team Moreno, earning 127 leaderboard points.
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2021 Season: Colson was selected in the Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft along with 12 other players.
International Experience: Colson has also represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. Colson appeared in six games and was part of the Team USA defense that allowed the fewest goals in the tournament. She scored two goals in the Championship Bracket opener against Hong Kong, China on July 5. Colson had previously suffered a knee injury during a summer training camp with the United States team in 2019 but returned for tryouts last summer.
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At Penn: Bosco was a four-year letter winner at Penn. She started 42 out of 43 contests for the Quakers from 2018-2021. During her time at Penn, she scored 18 goals, provided two assists, collected 90 ground balls, and recorded 81 draw controls. As a sophomore, she received Second-Team All-Ivy League recognition after leading the conference with 54 ground balls. She also earned Academic All-Ivy accolades during the COVID-shortened 2020 season. In 2018, Bosco led the Quakers to the Ivy League regular season title.
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2022 Season: Tracy started four out of eleven games. She achieved 757 leaderboard points, with a season-high of 107 points against Team Moreno in the Week Two finale. In the Week Four opener, she also recorded 103 leaderboard points against Team Glynn. Tracy began the season with two goals and an assist against Team Apuzzo. She also scored twice against Team Moreno in the Week Three opener. Throughout the season, she collected nine draw controls and two ground balls.
2021 Season: Tracy finished with 1,005 leaderboard points in 15 games. She had four games with 100 or more points. Tracy tied for ninth in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse with 53 shots. Her season-high of six shots was attempted against Team Glynn on August 14. Tracy scored at least one goal in eight of the first nine contests of the season. She scored a total of 17 goals in 15 games. On August 7, Tracy achieved a season-high of 158 leaderboard points against Team Read.
International Experience: Tracy represented Team Israel at The World Games in 2022. She helped lead Israel to a fifth-place finish, scoring nine goals with two assists in four games. Tracy tied for the team lead with 27 shots.
Other Professional Experience: Before joining Athletes Unlimited, Tracy played for the Upstate Pride of the Women's Professional Lacrosse League for two seasons.
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Ahern registered 80 points and a team-high 60 goals in 2024. She led the team in hat tricks with 14. She netted five goals and two assists against Virginia Tech and recorded a hat trick in a 14-10 win over Northwestern. She posted a four-goal performance in a 7-4 win over UNC. Ahern had seven goals and an assist in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. She paced the team with a career-best 63 goals in 2023 and added 21 assists for 84 points. She notched six goals against Duke and five goals in a win over UNC. She had a six-goal game against Syracuse. She also posted a hat trick against Virginia in the ACC Tournament. She posted three goals, an assist, and a game-saving caused turnover to secure the win against Florida to advance to the NCAA Quarter-Final.
Ahern paced the Irish with 57 goals and a team-leading 77 points in 2022. She scored five or more goals six times including six markers and two assists against Jacksonville. She recorded six goals in the ACC Tournament, including five goals against Duke.
In 2021, Ahern collected 49 points on 32 goals and 17 assists in a COVID-altered 17-game season. She recorded a team-leading 7 points in a doubleheader vs BC, as well as two goals and an assist in the NCAA Elite-Eight round against BC.
She began her collegiate career in 2020, starting in all seven games during the COVID-shortened season. She finished second on the team with 16 goals and led the team with 11 assists and 27 points on an undefeated 7-0 team as a freshman. She registered three goals and two assists in her collegiate debut followed by another 3 goals and 2 assists in a win over Northwestern. She recorded yet another hat trick in her third career game.
Ahern is a two-time CSC Academic All-District®, four-time ACC All-Academic, and three-time IWLCA All-Academic honoree. She received the 2023 ACC Student-Athlete Postgrad Scholarship Award. She is the winner of the 2024 Byron V. Kanaley Award – the most prestigious student-athlete award given at Notre Dame.
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At Princeton: Donovan was a four-year letter winner at Princeton from 2018-2022 before transferring to Maryland for the 2023 season. At Princeton, she finished her career as the school's single-game, single-season, and career leader in draw controls. She achieved 12 draw controls against Yale on May 8, 2022, and a program-record 112 draw controls as a senior, totaling 214 draw controls over 63 games. Donovan was a three-time All-Ivy League performer, earning First-Team as a senior, and was named 2022 Defender of the Year. She also received Third-Team IWLCA All-America distinction, Second-Team honors from Inside Lacrosse and USA Lacrosse Magazine, and was honored as the 2022 Ivy League Tournament Most Outstanding Player. During the COVID-19 shortened season in 2020, Donovan started all five games after appearing in all 20 games as a sophomore. She secured Honorable Mention All-Ivy League commendations during her freshman and sophomore seasons.
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International Experience: Donovan has international experience, having helped Team USA win a Silver medal at The World Games in 2022. In five games, she registered four assists and four ground balls. Donovan was one of 12 players named to the Team USA roster for 2023 World Lacrosse Women’s Super Sixes Event.
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At Notre Dame: Aldave played in 63 games from 2018-2021 and earned four letters. She tallied 113 goals with 49 assists with the Fighting Irish. As a senior, she led Notre Dame with 82 draw controls, including a season-high 12 draws against Louisville on April 24, 2021. Aldave received First-Team All-America honors from Inside Lacrosse after scoring 17 goals with six assists in seven games during the COVID-shortened 2020 campaign. She also had a streak of scoring four goals in three consecutive games from February 16 to March 1, 2020. Aldave started all 19 games as a sophomore and broke the Notre Dame single-season record with 135 draw controls. She earned First-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference and IWLCA First-Team All-Region honors during her sophomore campaign. As a freshman, Aldave started all 19 games and set the Notre Dame single-game record with 11 draw controls against Stetson on February 18, 2018. She led the Fighting Irish with 98 draw controls during her rookie season while ranking second on the team with 31 goals and 45 points.
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2022 Season: Aldave joined the Athletes Unlimited roster as an injury replacement during Week Four. She started all three games during the final series of the season and scored her first goal as a professional in her debut against Team Johansen on August 11. Aldave also recorded three assists over the final two games.
International Experience: Aldave competed on the United States Women's Under-19 Team in 2015. The team finished second at the U-19 World Championship in Edinburgh, Scotland. She played alongside current Athletes Unlimited athlete Sam Apuzzo and former Athletes Unlimited athletes Lindsey Ronbeck and Kerrigan Miller. Aldave was also invited to the U.S. Women's National Team tryouts in 2021.
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International Experience: Evans has represented Canada as a member of the national team. She played a crucial role in leading Canada to a Silver medal at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. Evans tied for the team lead with 26 points in eight games, scoring a team-high 24 goals. She had six multi-goal performances, including five games with three or more goals. Notably, she scored five goals with two assists in a dominant 20-1 victory over Scotland. Evans also helped Canada secure a Gold medal at The World Games. At the 2017 FIL World Cup, she was Canada's leading scorer with 19 goals and two assists, earning a spot on the All-World Team. In the same year, Evans contributed to Canada's Silver medal win at The World Games, scoring 14 goals with three assists in four games. Additionally, she was recognized with an All-World Team selection at the 2015 FIL U-19 Women's World Lacrosse Championship, where she led Canada to a Gold medal. Evans ranked third in the tournament field with 24 goals while tying for seventh place with 28 points. She was also a three-time national champion with the Team Ontario box lacrosse team.
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2022 Season: Warden accumulated 863 leaderboard points. She had four games with 100 or more leaderboard points, with her season-high being 153 points in the Week One finale against Team Waters. Warden ranked fifth in the league with 27 draw controls. Starting all 12 games, she contributed four goals and two assists. She scored a goal with an assist in the season opener against Team Glynn and against Team Moreno on July 31. Warden also scored a goal in back-to-back games against Team Apuzzo and Team Moreno to begin Week Three. Her Week Two finale performance included a season-high five draw controls.
2021 Season: Warden posted 1,287 leaderboard points. She had seven games with 100 or more points and scored nine goals with five assists in 15 games. Warden led the league with 20 caused turnovers, including three caused turnovers in three different games. She tied for second in the league with 34 ground balls and had a season-high of five ground balls against Team Douty on July 25 and against Team Arsenault on August 16. Warden had back-to-back two-goal efforts against Team Cummings and Team Glynn to open Week Four.
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2022 Season: Geiger accumulated 844 leaderboard points and started 9 out of 12 games during the second Athletes Unlimited season. She recorded 16 ground balls, 10 caused turnovers, and 2 assists. Geiger had notable performances with three ground balls against Team Read in Week One and Team Apuzzo during Week Two, as well as three caused turnovers against Team Apuzzo on August 13 and two caused turnovers against Team Read on July 23.
2021 Season: Geiger earned 915 leaderboard points in 15 games. She tied for 10th place in the league with 10 caused turnovers, with a season-high of three against Team Cummings on August 16. Geiger also contributed with an assist against Team Wood on August 8 and achieved a season-high of 129 leaderboard points against Team Arsenault on August 14.
Other Professional Experience: Geiger's professional experience includes playing for the Philadelphia Fire in the 2018 Women's Professional Lacrosse League season. She also traveled with the WPLL in 2019 and competed against the Japanese All-Star Team.
","bioPersonal":"Personal: Geiger's greatest achievement was being inducted into the Haverford High School Hall of Fame. She joined the Drexel coaching staff as an assistant coach on July 27, 2022, after previously working as an assistant women's lacrosse coach and defensive coordinator at Penn State. Geiger also spent time at Georgetown and Elon. She graduated from Loyola in 2017 with a degree in communications and earned her Master's degree in emerging media in 2018. Geiger had her jersey number retired at Haverford High School after setting a school record with 320 career goals. She has a golden retriever named Hoagie and lists Loyola Maryland women’s lacrosse head coach Jen Adams as a person who has made a difference in her life. If Geiger was not playing lacrosse, she would be a lacrosse coach. She enjoys taking her dog to the beach and also competed in soccer, basketball, and swimming as a child. Geiger has worn No. 8 throughout her entire playing career.
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","bioProCareer":"2023 Season: Wood secured a 24th place finish after collecting 938 leaderboard points in her third professional campaign. She was a starter in 6 out of 12 games and collected 15 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers. Wood grabbed a season-high three ground balls against Team Colson on July 30, in addition to matching her season high with three caused turnovers. She also established a season high with three caused turnovers in the season opener against Team Moreno. Wood posted 100 or more leaderboard points in a game four times, setting her season high with 153 points against Team Bosco in the Week Four opener.
2022 Season: Wood appeared in nine games but missed Week Three due to an injury. She accumulated a total of 809 leaderboard points, with her highest scoring game being in Week Two against Team Johansen, where she earned 129 points. Throughout the season, Wood had six caused turnovers and five ground balls. She consistently scored 100 or more points in each of the three games during Week Two.
2021 Season: Wood finished with 1,561 leaderboard points. She had seven games with 100 or more points and ranked third in the league with 1,190 win points. Wood was selected as a captain three times, alongside Kylie Ohlmiller and Dempsey Arsenault. She recorded 500 or more leaderboard points in a single week and had a strong start to the season with 501 points in Week One. Wood tied for the league lead with 16 quarter victories as a captain and held the top spot on the individual leaderboard for two separate weeks. She also excelled in draw controls, recording 35 for the season, and ranked eighth in the league with 27 ground balls. Wood scored one goal and had one assist throughout the season.
International Experience: Wood has also represented Team USA, playing at the 2021 USA Lacrosse Fall Classic and being a member of the training team for the 2022 World Championship squad.
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","bioProCareer":"2023 Season: Douty earned 11th place result in the final league standings with 1,070 leaderboard points. She accumulated 855 win points, holding a share of seventh place in the league with Lizzie Colson. Douty was a starter in all 12 games and tallied 17 ground balls with 14 caused turnovers. She earned MVP 3 honors on July 29 against Team Apuzzo after recording two ground balls and three caused turnovers. Douty also had two ground balls in a game five other times and closed Week One with three caused turnovers in back-to-back games against Team Apuzzo and Team Mastroianni. She earned 100 or more leaderboard points six times, including a season-high 171 points against Team Apuzzo on July 22.
2022 Season: Douty tied for 10th in the league with 12 caused turnovers. She accumulated 875 leaderboard points, with a season-high of 109 points against Team Moreno in Week Three. Douty consistently earned 100 or more points in four of the final six games. She also showcased her defensive skills by recording at least one caused turnover in 8 out of 12 games. Douty's highest number of caused turnovers in a single game was three, which she achieved against Team Moreno in Week Two.
2021 Season: Douty scored 1,106 leaderboard points, including five games with 100 or more points. She unfortunately missed four games due to an injury. In 11 games, Douty secured 18 ground balls and eight caused turnovers. She scored her only goal of the season against Team Treanor on July 18. Douty's season-high for ground balls was three, achieved against Team Warden on July 30 and against Team Arsenault on August 15. She also had a season-high of three caused turnovers against Team Ohlmiller in the Week One finale on July 25.
International Experience: Douty has represented Team USA since 2014. She contributed to Team USA's fourth consecutive title at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. In the 2017 World Cup, Douty helped Team USA win the gold medal and earned All-World Team honors. She played in eight games, tallying 13 ground balls and seven caused turnovers. Douty also played a crucial role in Team USA's gold medal victory at the 2017 World Games in Poland, leading the team with seven ground balls and four caused turnovers in four appearances.
Other Professional Experience: Douty played nine games with the Long Island Sound of the United Women’s Lacrosse League during the 2016 season. Douty also spent two seasons with the New England Command of the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League, earning All-Star Team distinction in 2018 and 2019. She helped Command win the inaugural WPLL championship and secured eight ground balls with four draw controls in the 2019 campaign.
","bioPersonal":"Personal: Douty is a member of Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse’s Player Executive Committee. She was named assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Monmouth University on September 6, 2023. She started playing lacrosse in the fourth grade and founded All Lax LLC, a lacrosse training company that incorporates skill work, strength and conditioning, and nutrition, with Monmouth midfielder Alex Marino. Douty majored in kinesiology at Maryland and played numerous sports as a child, including soccer, ice hockey, tennis, golf, and lacrosse. She wears No. 29 because it is the same number she wears for Team USA.
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2022 Season: Read started in all 12 games during the second season of Athletes Unlimited. She placed fourth on the leaderboard with 1,394 points and was third in the league standings with 564 stat points. She tied for second in the circuit with 102 saves, including a season-high 13 stops against Team Apuzzo in Week One. She ended the season with 10 or more saves in three of the final four games, including 11 saves in the season finale against Team Moreno and 11 saves to begin Week Four against Team Johansen. She closed Week Three with a 10-save effort against Team Moreno.
2021 Season: Read collected 1,595 leaderboard points during the inaugural season of Athletes Unlimited. She tallied 515 stat points, which ranked third among all players in the league. She tied for the league lead with 10 games of 100 or more leaderboard points, including a season-high 191 points against Team Warden on August 1. She led all goalkeepers with 100 saves and 108 goals allowed. She recorded three games with 10 or more saves, including a league-high 16 stops against Team Glynn on August 14. She registered 11 saves to close Week Two against Team Warden on August 1 and also had 10 saves in the Week Three finale against Team Wood on August 8. She stopped nine shots against Team Wood on August 16. She collected 19 ground balls in 15 games, including a season-high three ground balls against Team Warden on August 1 and against Team Glynn on August 14.
International Experience: Read represented Team England at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship. She was selected to the All-World Team and helped guide England to a Bronze medal. She started 7-of-8 games and registered a .441 save percentage. She stopped 13 shots against Australia in the Bronze Medal Game victory and also had 11 saves against Canada in pool play.
","bioPersonal":"Personal: Read has spent the last six seasons as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at the University of Denver. She coached alongside former Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse player Molly Little during the 2022 campaign. The daughter of Denise and Don Read, Read's wife, Crysti Foote, is in her second year as an Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse facilitator. She is the mother to her son, River, who was born in 2022. Read also has three black labs named Gator, Puck, and Oakly. She participated in soccer and roller hockey as a child in addition to playing the saxophone. Read's hobbies include DIY projects, yard work, and spending time with kids in her neighborhood.
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","bioProCareer":"2023 Season: Glynn secured medalist honors for the second time in her Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse career with a third-place finish after collecting 1,346 leaderboard points. She also ranked third in the league with 366 stat points and tied with Marie McCool for fourth in the circuit with 165 MVP points. Glynn started in all 12 games and finished second in the league with six Game MVP awards. She opened the season by being named Game MVP in four of the first six contests. She held a 3-3 record as a captain and was one of three netminders with 100 or more saves after finishing with 100 stops in 12 games. Glynn authored an 8.02 goals against average while stopping 51.8 percent of the shots she faced. She made 10 or more saves in a game seven times, including six of the final seven outings. Glynn secured MVP 2 distinction after making a season-high 12 saves against Team Moreno on July 30 in Week Two finale. She collected MVP 1 honors on August 5 following an 11-save performance against Team Moreno. Glynn earned back-to-back MVP 2 recognitions on July 23 against Team Moreno and against Team Read on July 27. She opened the season with MVP 3 award after notching 11 saves in a victory against Team Mastroianni. Glynn stopped 10 shots and grabbed three ground balls en route to MVP 3 commendation against Team Apuzzo on August 12. She reached 100 or more leaderboard points in 7-of-12 games, including a season-high 188 points in Week One finale against Team Moreno.
2022 Season: Glynn finished in 10th place on the leaderboard with 1,298 points. She ranked fourth in the league with 513 stat points and tied for fifth with 120 MVP points. Throughout the season, she made 102 saves in 12 games, which was the second-highest among all goalkeepers in the league. Glynn had five games where she made 10 or more saves, including a season-high of 13 saves in the Week Four opener against Team Moreno. She also had notable performances with 11 saves against Team Apuzzo and Team Arsenault. Glynn ended the third week with back-to-back 10-save performances against Team Moreno and Team Johansen.
2021 Season: Glynn finished fourth on the leaderboard with 1,601 points. She ranked second in the league with 1,275 win points and served as the league leader on August 14. Glynn had eight games with 100 or more leaderboard points, including three consecutive 100-point outings at the beginning of the season. She made 58 saves throughout the season, with a season-high of nine stops against Team Ohlmiller. Glynn allowed 59 goals, ranking her fifth in the league. Her best performance came against Team Ohlmiller on August 7, where she tallied a season-high 217 leaderboard points. She also had a standout game against Team O'Donnell, making six saves and conceding only one goal. Glynn ended the season with a six-save effort in an overtime victory against Team Ohlmiller.
International Experience: Glynn is a member of Team Germany for Box Lacrosse, and they will be competing in the 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championships in September.
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At Northwestern: As a four-year letter winner at Northwestern who started 40-of-50 games from 2019-22, Doucette registered 336 saves with the Wildcats while stopping 40.7 percent of the shots she faced. She led the Wildcats to NCAA Championship Weekend appearances in 2021 and 2022, ranked second in the Big Ten Conference with 166 saves as a senior while owning sixth place in the league with a .422 save percentage. Doucette tied the Northwestern single-game record with 16 saves against Michigan on March 26, 2022, and paced the Big Ten with an 11.06 goals against average during her junior campaign. She was a two-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar honoree at Northwestern and also earned Academic All-Big Ten notice three times.
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International Experience: Doucette was selected to represent Team USA in the 2019 U-19 World Championship. She led the United States to a Gold medal after making 25 saves over seven games. Doucette also notched five ground balls with a caused turnover while guiding Team USA to a perfect 7-0 record.
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At Johns Hopkins: Before her transfer to Denver, McPherson competed for four seasons at Johns Hopkins from 2018-21. She was a starter in 40-of-41 games for the Blue Jays, tallying 82 ground balls and 55 caused turnovers. McPherson claimed Third-Team All-America plaudits from USA Lacrosse Magazine as a senior and received Honorable Mention All-America recognition from Inside Lacrosse. She was a First-Team All-Big Ten Conference selection and led the Blue Jays with 29 caused turnovers while adding 38 ground balls.McPherson started in six games during the COVID-shortened 2020 campaign. She finished with 11 ground balls and six caused turnovers. She also registered two caused turnovers against Loyola in the 2019 season opener before missing the rest of the year with an injury. McPherson anchored a Johns Hopkins defensive unit that ranked second in the Big Ten with a 10.52 goals against average during her freshman season. She started all 19 games as a rookie. Additionally, she was a two-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar pick. She also received Academic All-Big Ten honors in 2020 and 2021.
2024 Season: McPherson was one of 16 players selected in the Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse College Draft.
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2022 Season: Taylor started all 12 games as a rookie and accumulated 1,173 leaderboard points. She had six games with 100 or more points and achieved a season-high of 202 leaderboard points in the Week Three finale against Team Colson. Taylor ranked third in the league with 17 caused turnovers, including 14 caused turnovers in the final five games. She recorded four caused turnovers in a game three times and contributed an assist, four ground balls, and two caused turnovers in the Week Four game against Team Moreno. Taylor was one of the 15 players selected in the Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse College Draft.
International Experience: Taylor was one of the 12 players named to the Team USA roster for the 2023 World Lacrosse Women’s Super Sixes Event
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At Elon: Before her time at Pittsburgh, DiFatta spent three seasons at Elon, starting 28-of-29 contests. She did not appear in a game during the COVID-shortened 2020 season. As a senior, she led the Phoenix to a 9-3 record and earned Honorable Mention All-America recognition from USA Lacrosse Magazine in 2021. DiFatta posted a .529 save percentage with 23 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers. As a sophomore in 2019, she set the Elon single-season record with 160 saves while starting 17-of-18 games. DiFatta was also named to the Colonial Athletic Association All-Tournament Team.
At Fairfield: DiFatta began her college career at Fairfield in 2018, earning a spot on the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All-Rookie Team. In her freshman year, DiFatta ranked second in Division I with 211 saves, setting a Fairfield single-season record. She also ranked sixth in the country with a .512 save percentage.
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2022 Season: DiFatta was one of 15 players selected in the Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse College Draft. DiFatta accumulated 566 leaderboard points, including three games with 85 points. As a rookie, she made two appearances, starting the season opener against Team Apuzzo and registering two saves in 14 minutes. She also saw action during the Week Two opener against Team Moreno.
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2022 Season: Waters had an impressive performance as a second-year goalkeeper. She finished fifth on the leaderboard with 1,385 points and ranked second in the league with 620 stat points. Waters tied for fifth with 120 MVP points and recorded 100 or more leaderboard points in 6 out of 12 games. She made 102 saves throughout the season, including a season-high 13 stops in the season finale against Team Glynn. Waters’ career-high of 216 leaderboard points came in the Week Three opener against Team Moreno, where she made 10 saves and allowed only five goals. She also had 11 saves in a Week Three game against Team Apuzzo, earning her 189 leaderboard points. Waters finished the season strong with at least nine saves in eight consecutive games.
2021 Season: Waters finished second on the Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse leaderboard with 1,753 points. She had 10 games with 100 or more points, tying for the league lead. Waters also tied with attacker Sam Apuzzo for the league lead in MVP points with 255. She was awarded game MVP honors eight times, which was the league high, including three MVP 1 selections. Waters ranked fourth in the league with 478 stat points and was second among Athletes Unlimited goalkeepers with 92 saves and 106 goals allowed. She had two double-digit save performances in the final week of the season. Waters also contributed with 24 ground balls in 15 games, including a season-high four ground balls against Team Treanor and Team Glynn. Her season-high of 12 saves came in the Week Five opener against Team Glynn, and she had 11 saves in a close 11-10 loss to Team Ohlmiller. Waters also had nine saves in a victory over Team Treanor on July 31.
International Experience: Waters was a member of the United States Women's National Team program since 2015. She represented Team USA at the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship, appearing in seven games as a reserve. Waters had a .531 save percentage with 17 saves, including a six-save performance against Australia in pool play and three saves in the semifinal victory over Australia.
Other Professional Experience: Waters played two years with the Philadelphia Fire of the Women's Professional Lacrosse League. She was drafted with the No. 1 overall pick and registered 14 saves while allowing 10 goals during the 2019 campaign.
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2022 Season: Carr started all 12 games and accumulated 931 leaderboard points. She had 12 caused turnovers and nine ground balls. Carr's best performance came in Week Two against Team Johansen, where she recorded three ground balls and three caused turnovers. She ended the season with three consecutive 100-point efforts, including a season-high 115 points against Team Glynn.
2021 Season: Carr earned 1,087 leaderboard points. She reached the 100-point mark in four games, with a season-high of 159 points in the Week Five opener against Team Waters. Carr scored her only goal of the season against Team Benson on July 25. She ranked fourth in the league with 33 ground balls and had at least one ground ball in the final 13 games. Carr's season-high six loose balls came against Team Waters on August 20. She also had nine caused turnovers, with a season-high of three against Team Benson in the Week One finale.
International Experience: Carr has been a member of Team USA since 2008 and is currently on the training team for the 2022 World Championship squad. She helped the United States to a perfect 14-0 record and two Gold medals at the 2013 and 2017 World Cups. In the 2017 World Cup, Carr collected 14 ground balls and six draw controls. She also won a Gold medal at The World Games in Poland in 2017.
Other Professional Experience: Carr played for the Baltimore Ride in the 2016 United Women's Lacrosse League season, tallying an assist in nine games. She also played two seasons with the Upstate Pride in the Women's Professional Lacrosse League, recording four ground balls and four caused turnovers in the 2019 campaign. Additionally, Carr played semi-pro soccer for the Chesapeake Charge.
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