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All-America Girls' North Team ALL-AMERICAALL-AMERICA GIRLS’GIRLS’ NORTHNORTH TEAMTEAM #6 - sarah appelt, a, 5’4”, garden city, ny (the hun school) Scored 44 goals and collected 36 assists this season for Coach John Stone … In her career, scored 137 goals and dished out 95 assists … Named First Team All-State … Twice selected All-League … Chosen to the All-Division and All-Galaxy squad … Also played fi eld hockey and basketball … Committed to Towson University. #7 - kelly barnes, m, 5’3”, st. davids, pa (radnor) Scored 50 goals and collected 54 assists and 75 groundballs this season for Coach Phyllis Kilgour … Has amassed 152 goals, 111 assists and 230 groundballs in her career … US Lacrosse All-American … Led her team in caused turnovers in both 2007 and 2008 … MVP of Radnor High School the last two seasons ... Given the Beth Stone Award as the MVP of the Women’s Division National Tournament ... Lettered four years in soccer and basketball … Maintains a 3.96 GPA ... Academic All-American ... Recipient of the 7th Congressional District Student-Athlete Award … Committed to play for Georgetown University in the fall. #10 - erin brennan, a, 5’6”, garden city, ny (garden city) Tallied 87 goals, 57 assists and 75 groundballs this season for Coach Diane Chapman …In her career, has amassed 261 goals, 159 assists and 217 groundballs … Holds the school record for points in a game with 14 (8G, 6A) … Three-time US Lacrosse First-Team All-American ... Two-time New York State Class B Championships MVP ... Two-time Newsday Nassau County Lacrosse Player of the Year ... Three-time Newsday All-Long Island Team ... Member of the 2006-2007 US Lacrosse U-19 Women’s National Training Team ... Maintains a 97 average … Academic All-American ... Committed to the University of Pennsylvania. #11 - dayna defliese, d, 5’7’, garden city, ny (garden city) Scored 22 goals and collected 25 assists and 35 groundballs this season for Coach Diane Chapman … In her career, she has totaled 50 goals, 60 assists and 125 groundballs … Named All-Nassau County (2006, 2007, 2008), US Lacrosse All- American Honorable Men- tion (2007) and All-American (2008), and Galaxy Club 1st team All-American in 2006 and 2007 … Also played soccer and basketball … Maintains an 85 average and earned Second Honors … Committed to the University of Massachusetts. #13 - elizabeth donovan, d, 5’9”, ridgewood, nj (ridgewood) Scored 31 goals and collected six assists and 43 groundballs this season for Coach Karla Mixon … Has recorded 58 goals, 13 assists and 149 groundballs in her career … Holds the school record for career groundballs (149) … Named to the US National Women’s Tournament No. 1 Upper Atlantic Team in 2007 … Named an Academic All-American in 2007 … Lettered in basketball for four years … Will play for Boston College in the fall. #21 - alex frank, m, 5’7”, westwood, ma (westwood) Tallied 96 goals and 54 assists on the season for Coach Leslie Frank … For her career Alex has registered 269 goals to go along with 167 assists … Tri-League MVP … She earned Galaxy 1st team in 2006 and 2007 and was 1st Team All-American in each year as well … Played varsity basketball and soccer … Selected to the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic squad … Member of the National Honor Society … Alex has committed to play for the defending national champions—Northwestern University. #16 - kelly fucillo, g, 5’0”, camillus, ny (west genesee) Saved 55 percent of shots seen this season for Coach Bob Elmer … Owns a 58 percent career save percentage … Two-time fi rst team All-League and All-Central New York … Team won back-to-back state championships … Made the All-Tournament team at the 2007 New York State Championship Tournament despite playing with a torn ACL … Also played boy’s varsity ice hockey, and is the fi rst girl ever to make the team … The fi rst freshman to make the varsity lacrosse team at West Genesee … Maintains a 3.6 GPA and is a member of the High Honor Roll and the National Honors Society … Committed to LeMoyne College. #3 - alyssa kildare, d, 5’, massapequa park, ny (farmingdale) Registered 30 goals and 32 assists for Coach Tracy Wiener … Led team to the 2008 New York State Finals after they captured the Long Island and Nassau County titles … Named to the NY State All-Tournament team as a junior and a senior … Three-time US Lacrosse All-American … All-Long Island, two-time All-County and All-Conference selection … Also played soccer, where she was chosen to the All-County, All-Class and All-State teams and ran winter track, where she was named All-Conference, and varsity basketball … Maintains a 95 average … Committed to play for Johns Hopkins University. ALL-AMERICAALL-AMERICA GIRLS’GIRLS’ NORTHNORTH TEAMTEAM #17 - brianne lomanto, g, 5’3”, miller place, ny (rocky point) Made 160 saves this season and netted three goals for Coach Danny Spallina … Has 726 career saves, a .656 career save percentage and three career goals … Named the Team MVP in 2005 and 2006 and to the All-County team in 2005, 2006 and 2007, All-Long Island in 2008 and an Honorable Mention All-American in 2007 … Holds the school records for most wins as a goalie (66) and most career saves (726) … Also played soccer and ran winter track … Maintains a 99 average … Will play for Northwestern University. #2 - erin lovett, m, 5’5”, wantagh, ny (kellenberg memorial) Netted 63 goals this season, to go along with 56 assists … Posted career totals of 138 goals and 119 assists … Named team MVP in 2006, 2007 and 2008 … Selected to the All-Catholic HS League in 2006, 2007 and 2008 … Holds the school records for goals and assists … Maintains a 92 average and is a member of the National Honors Society … MVP (2004) and All-CHSSA (2005, 2006) in cross country … Was the youngest player ever to play a varsity team sport (Girls BB) in 7th and 8th grade in her hometown at Kellenberg Memorial … Will play for Georgetown University next fall. #8 - erin massimi, m, 5’4”, westwood, ma (westwood) Scored 83 goals and collected 69 assists this season for Coach Leslie Frank … In her career, she has compiled 207 goals and 166 assists … Two-time fi rst team U. S. Lacrosse All-American … Led her team to the state championship in 2005 and 2008 … Senior Captain and Co-Team MVP … Named Tri-Valley All-Star three times … 1st team Eastern Massachusetts … Maintains a 3.3 GPA and is a member of the National Honors Society … Twice selected Boston Herald and Boston Globe All-Scholastic … Also lettered in soccer and basketball … Committed to Dartmouth College. #19 - colleen mccaffrey, m, 5’11”, mount sinai, ny (mount sinai) Scored 70 goals and collected 30 assists this season for Coach Dawn Shackles … Posted 345 goals and 173 assists in her career … Member of the 2007 World Championship Team USA U19 Team … Five-time All-League and All-County … Holds the school record for career points (518) … Chosen to the New York State School Girls Team in 2006 … Named four-time All-League and three-time MVP during her time playing basketball at Mount Sinai … Maintains a 99.95 average … member of the National Honors Society … a three- sport Scholar-Athlete and a two-time Academic All-American … Will play for Johns Hopkins University in the fall. #14 - bridget nolan, m, 5’9”, summit, nj (oak knoll school) Played for Coach Elizabeth Brodbeck … 1st Team All-Prep and All-Galaxy and the Newark Star Ledger Union Player of the Week … 2008 US Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American ... Played fi eld hockey and ran winter track … Maintains a 3.54 GPA, is on the Honor Roll and is an Oak Knoll Scholar-Athlete … US Lacrosse Academic All-American .... Committed to Duke University. #1 - katie o’brien, m, 5’5”, winnetka, il (loyola academy) Has recorded 43 goals, 23 assists and scooped up 54 groundballs this season for Coach John Dwyer … In her career, Katie has amassed 58 goals, 36 assists and 115 groundballs ... US Lacrosse All-American ... Member of the Midwest National Team ... Two-time All-State selection ... She is a Loyola Scholar and a member of the First Honors … Committed to Georgetown University. #22 - sarah plumb, m, 5’9”, wellesley, ma (noble and greenough school) Played for Coach Meghan Cleary … Named All-League (2005, 2006, 2007); League MVP (2007); and NEPSWLA All-Star (2007 & 2008) … Maintains a 9.8 GPA out of 11.0 … Also played fi eld hockey and basketball … Committed to play for Dartmouth College. #4 - barb previ, m, 5’0”, medford, nj (shawnee) Tallied 67 goals and 44 assists, and scooped up 86 groundballs this season for Coach Janae Zechman … Scored 134 goals, dished out 116 assists and recorded 204 groundballs in her career … US Lacrosse All-American … Named the 2008 Outstanding Athlete of the Year at Shawnee … First Team All-State and All-South Jersey … Named to the All-Olympic Conference Patriot Division … Played soccer and ran winter track … Maintains a 4.0 GPA …This dual-sport athlete will play both lacrosse and soccer at Princeton University. ALL-AMERICAALL-AMERICA GIRLS’GIRLS’ NORTHNORTH TEAMTEAM #15 - chelsea robinson, m, 5’4”, putnam valley, ny (lakeland) Scored 77 goals and collected 38 assists for Coach Sharon Sarsen ... In her career, has massed 234 goals (second in school history) and 104 assists ... Member of the U19 US National Team ... Three-time US Lacrosse All-American, as well as, All-Section and All- Conference ... School record for goals in a game (9) ... Journal News Lacrosse Player of the Year and three-time Journal News All- Star Team member ..
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