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BALTIMORE – The IWLCA and US Lacrosse have honored 80 student-athletes in Division II and III with a selection to one of the All-American teams. The IWLCA and US Lacrosse will honor the national All-Americans at an awards banquet on June 13, 2009 in King of Prussia, Pa.
First Team –Division II Michelle Ceraso, Adelphi, So., A Jackie Craig, Stonehill, Jr., D Erica Devito, Adelphi, Fr., A Mallory Ferrandiz, New Haven, Sr., M Caitlin Fitzpatrick, Adelphi, Jr., GK Breanna Haggerty, Mercyhurst, Sr., A Amber Hoch, Lock Haven, Sr., M Katie Hogan, C. W. Post, Sr., M Kayleigh Johnson, Lock Haven, Fr., A Michelle Kelly, Stonehill, Sr., M Jaclyn Napoli, C. W. Post, Sr., A Leigh Titus, Lock Haven, Jr., M Courtney Whiting, West Chester, Sr., M Kim Williams, C. W. Post, Jr., D Lauryn Wise, Limestone, Sr., M Katie Zichelli, Lock Haven, So., D
Second Team – Division II Kerrie Brown, St. Andrews, Jr., A Kaitlyn Carter, Adelphi, So., M Gina DiDomenicis, West Chester, Sr., D Colleen Dixon, Gannon, Sr., M Ashley Ferrandiz, New Haven, So., M Marissa Giannerini, Rollins, Jr., M Mary Beth Green, West Chester, Sr., GK Melissa Howard, Limestone, Sr., A Julie Kraus, So. New Hampshire, Sr., D Kelly Lickert, Limestone, Sr., A Mary Maloney, Stonehill, Sr., A Kimberly Masterton, Mercyhurst, So., M Theresa Nolan, Belmont Abbey, Sr., D Staci Passafiume, C. W. Post, Jr., A Rachel Ray, Adelphi, Sr., M Emily Simpson, Adelphi, Sr., D
First Team – Division III Robyn Bishop, Sr., Salisbury University, M Elizabeth Burns, Sr., Williams College, D Lauren Carrier, Sr., St. Mary's College (Md.), M Nina Emala, Jr., Gettysburg College, A Alison Jaeger, So., The College of New Jersey, A Sarah McKinley, Sr., Salisbury University, D Sarah Meisenberg, Sr., Franklin & Marshall College, M Taryn Petrelli, Sr., Middlebury College, D Jennifer Pritchard, Sr., Franklin & Marshall College, A Kate Robinson, Jr., Catholic Univ. of America, M Rachel Romanowsky, So., Trinity College (CT), A Kate Sheridan, Sr., Colby College, M Hollis Stahl, Jr., Gettysburg College, M Sonja Stuart, Sr., Salisbury University, GK Shannon Summers, Sr., Franklin & Marshall College, M Danielle Torre, Sr., SUNY Cortland, A
Second Team – Division III Lindsay Abbot, Fr., SUNY Cortland, M Chrissie Attura, Sr., Tufts University, M Lindsay Bakker, Sr., SUNY Cortland, D Anna Collins, Jr., Babson College, M Kate Cox, So., Stevens Institute of Technology, D Chase Delano, So., Middlebury College, A Kelsey Evans, Sr., Rochester Institute of Technology, GK Mary Blake Hargest, Jr., Franklin & Marshall College, A Kristin Joyce, So., Union College, A Catherine Kennedy, Fr., University of Mary Washington, A Alyssa Pigott, Jr., Stevens Institute of Technology, A Katie Reuther, Sr., The College of New Jersey, M Beth Rhodey, Jr., Salisbury Univeristy, M Amanda Roberts, So., Tufts University, M Ana Sokol, Sr., Dickinson College, D Gina Valles, So., Roanoke College, M
Third Team – Division III Ashley Bevington, Sr., Franklin & Marshall College, M Kaillie Briscoe, Sr., Hamilton College, A Liz Bruno, Fr., Trinity College (Conn.), D Amy Campbell, Jr., Colby College, A Sarah Dick, So., Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, A Katie Foley, Sr., Elizabethtown College, A Holly Johnson, Sr., Salisbury University, D Allie Kimmelman, Fr., University of Mary Washington, A Alyssa Kopp, Jr., Tufts University, D Heather Nickerson, Sr., Colby College, M Kaitlyn Pettengill, Jr., Babson College, M Liz Rave, Jr., Hamilton College, M Kelsi Robinson, Sr., Washington and Lee University, M Lidia Sanza, Jr., Franklin & Marshall College, GK Christine Smith, So., Stevens Institute of Technology, M Britt Spackman, Sr., Williams College, M
About the IWLCA The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) was founded on the principle of developing among intercollegiate coaches a deep sense of responsibility in teaching, promotion, and maintaining the growth of women's lacrosse in accordance with the highest ideals of fair play. It is a body committed to being an integral part of the growth and direction of our collegiate sport.
About US Lacrosse US Lacrosse, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, is the national governing body for men’s and women’s lacrosse. US Lacrosse has more than 300,000 members in 62 regional chapters around the country. Through responsive and effective leadership, US Lacrosse strives to provide programs and services to inspire participation while protecting the integrity of the game. To learn more about US Lacrosse, please visit www.uslacrosse.org. |