DATE: May 22, 2001
CONTACT: Brian Logue, blogue@lacrosse.org

US Lacrosse Announces Women’s Collegiate All-American Teams

Baltimore — National champion Maryland placed three players on the first team to highlight the US Lacrosse Women’s Division Collegiate All-America teams. National runner-up West Chester had three first team selections to head the Division II team and the College of New Jersey led the Division III team with three selections.

Maryland’s Jen Adams, Quinn Carney and Allison Comito lead the Division I All-Americans. The trio led the Terrapins to a 23-0 record this season and the school’s seventh straight national championship. Duke’s Kate Kaiser, Georgetown’s Caitlin McLean, Princeton’s Julie Shaner and Georgetown’s Sheehan Stanwick were all repeat selections to the first team from a year ago.

West Chester was ranked No. 1 for the majority of the season in Division II and its All-America contingent includes Casey Bergemen, Shannon Eidse and Kim Rochon. National champion C.W. Post had two players named to the team — Patricia D'Amato and Patricia Moran.

National semifinalist the College of New Jersey placed Meghan McCall, Liz O’Connor and Tiffany Trockenbord on the Division III first team. National champion Middlebury had two players on the first team — Betsy Wheeler and Julia Bergofsky.

The complete teams follow:

Women’s Division I

FIRST TEAM

Attack
Allison Comito, Maryland
Lindsey Lowman, William & Mary
Stacey Morlang, Loyola
Sheehan Stanwick, Georgetown

Midfield
Jen Adams, Maryland
Quinn Carney, Maryland
Lauren Gallagher, Duke
Suzy Gibbons, Dartmouth
Kate Kaiser, Duke
Christine McPike, North Carolina
Julie Shaner, Princeton

Defense (including goalies)
Rachael Becker, Princeton
Kristen Foster, Duke (goalie)
Laurie Kenis, Virginia
Caitlin McLean, Georgetown

HONORABLE MENTION

Lauren Aumiller, Virginia
Stacey Brown, Syracuse
Niki Caggiano, Brown
Alison DiCecco, Penn State
Tara Hannaford, William & Mary
Sarah Hughes, Dartmouth
Sarah Oglesby, Georgetown
Kim Smith, Princeton
Carrie Soults, Syracuse
Lisa Staedt, James Madison
Lindsay Stone, North Carolina
Kellie Thompson, North Carolina
Amy Zimmer, Dartmouth

Women’s Division II

FIRST TEAM

Attack
Katie Lambert, Stonehill
Jessica Lee, Gannon
Kim Rochon, West Chester

Midfield
Sara Brown, Gannon
Jenn Brokenshire, Millersville
Kris Denson, Longwood
Shannon Eidse, West Chester
Angie Meyer, Limestone

Defense (including goalie)
Casey Bergeman, West Chester
Patricia D'Amato, C.W. Post
Kathy Martens, Limestone
Rachel Bunn, Longwood (goalie)

At Large
Patricia Moran, C.W. Post

Women’s Division III

FIRST TEAM

Attack
Bridget Geiman, Mary Washington
Jennifer Mezzadra, Salisbury State
Betsy Wheeler, Middlebury

Midfield
Julia Bergofsky, Middlebury
Meghan Genovese, William Smith
Meghan McCall, The College of New Jersey
Kristin Osborn, Amherst
Katie Woods, Drew

Defense (including goalie)
Kristen English, Swarthmore
Alison Kitay, Amherst
Kate Weller, Mary Washington
Tiffany Trockenbrod, The College of New Jersey (goalie)

At Large
Brooke Andrews, Ithaca
Sarah Gloo, Hamilton
Liz O’Connor, The College of New Jersey

SECOND TEAM

Attack
Sarah Scheessele, Amherst
Meghan Shea, William Smith
Christine Sliger, Salisbury State

Midfield
Megan Bermingham, Franklin & Marshall
Erin Fitzgerald, Ursinus
Briana Gervat, Mary Washington
Char Glessner, Middlebury
Lauren Manekin, Goucher

Defense (including goalie)
Sarah Commito, Williams
Eloise Priest, Washington and Lee
Sarah Tengwall, Roanoke
Anna Schierberi-Scherr, Colby (goalie)

At Large
Anna Haugen, Gettysburg
Becky Karver, Ithaca
Erin Reidy, Randolph-Macon

HONORABLE MENTION
Julia Brown (Rosemont), Jen Gregorian (Tufts), Kathy Holmes (St. Mary’s), Mary Jacobs (Trinity), Liz Martin (Goucher), Angela Pappas (Colby), Joanna Perini (Washington and Lee), Erin Powell (Susquehanna), Tracy Rogalcheck (Rowan), Brooke Van de Walker (Cortland State), Betty Weller (Washington College), McCrea Tuttle (Colorado College), Kylie Wernert (Roanoke)

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