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Sweeney, Miss Katelyn Marie GK A.J Name Position School or (Traveled with) Sweeney, Miss Katelyn Marie GK A.J. Dimond HS Olsen, Miss Mikayla Louise Family/Friend Abbey Olsen Olsen, Mr. Lance William Family/Friend Abbey Olsen Olsen, Mrs. Jill Louise Family/Friend Abbey Olsen Olsen, Mrs. Jill Louise Family/Friend Abbey Olsen Geschke, Mr. Ryan Robert Family/Friend Abbey Sutherland Carpenter, Andrea F Abeliene Christian University Trip, Mr.Dylan James Family/Friend Abigail Cowles Holton, Ashley F/M Abilene Christian University Murcar, Miss Micaela Grace GK Abington Senior HS Serrano, Miss Marissa Ayana 3B/2B/OF Adams City High School Hellweg, Jessica Utility Adams State University Jobe, Mr. Wesley Bryan Family/Friend Addison Jobe Jobe, Mrs. Tiffany Michelle Family/Friend Addison Jobe Ruiz, Ms Maria Estela Family/Friend Adeline Ruiz Blume, Meghan M Adelphi University Cutuli, Miss Danielle Marie SS Adelphi University Cutuli, Miss Danielle Marie SS/2B Adelphi University Dorko, Miss Emily Ann OF Adelphi University Fitzpatrick, Caitlin G Adelphi University Fucich, Jennifer Def Adelphi University Grodotzke, Tara C/Def wing Adelphi University Hilbert, Caitlin Def Adelphi University Kafarski, Danielle Attack Adelphi University Kinsley, Kayte Def/CM Adelphi University Lein, Nicole Def Adelphi University Lopez, Diana M Adelphi University Lopez, Lauren Attack Adelphi University Mapes, Miss Lindsay Elaine P Adelphi University Martini, Miss Brenna Caitlin 3B/1B Adelphi University Murphy, Allyson Goalie Adelphi University Nasti, Miss Breanne Elise COACH Adelphi University Palmenteri, Miss Christina OF/2B Adelphi University Popoli, Amanda CM/Def Adelphi University Ray, Rachel Attack Adelphi University Sotcheff, Vanessa Midfield Adelphi University Wink, Miss Victoria 3B/SS Adelphi University Wink, Miss Victoria SS/2B/3B Adelphi University Dappen, Mr. Brandon Tyler Family/Friend Adrew and Phillip Dappen Dappen, Mr. Carl Shawn Family/Friend Adrew and Phillip Dappen Dappen, Mrs. Min Sook Park Family/Friend Adrew and Phillip Dappen Cares, Miss Ava A. D/M Adrian College Fougerousse, Miss Casey Lynn PG/SG Adrian College Krause, Miss Margaret Jean A Adrian College Bender, Morgan OH/RS Agnes Scott College Hicks, Miss Stephanie Taylor F/RB Agnes Scott College Register, Miss Arielle Nicole PG/SG Agnes Scott College Sapateh, Miss Genefine Lance G Agnes Scott College Bachu, Mr. Fahim Mohamed D/M/B Ahavre De Grace High School Hartman, Miss Morgan Renee Back Air Academy Williams, Mr. Dave COACH AIST Staff Hernandez, Mrs. Melissa Renee Family/Friend Aja Hernandez Daniels, Cheyanne GK Ajax Canada HS Navarrette, Ms Anna Marie Family/Friend Alana Navarrette Hippert, Meridith 1B/C Albright College Levins, Maria G Albright College Murphy, Mr. Michael James Family/Friend Alejandra Murphy Holmes, Miss Gabriella Veronica L Algona High School Pelletier, Mrs. Bethany Coolidge Family/Friend Alice Pelletier Villanueva, Monique D/M Allegheny College Villanueva, Monique D/M Allegheny College Brock, Mr. Jack Harrison Family/Friend Allie Brock Brock, Mrs. Karla Lynne Family/Friend Allie Brock Doll, Mr. Joseph John Family/Friend Allison Doll Doll, Mrs. Lori Jean Family/Friend Allison Doll Curry, Mrs. Denise Ruth Family/Friend Alliyah Richards Curry, Ms. Riki Family/Friend Alliyah Richards Herold, Miss Katelyn Jo C/1B Alma Area Schools Brower, Erika C/3B Alma College Chou, Miss Stephanie Rae A Alma College Schneider, Miss Amanda Elizabeth OF/1B Alma College Dagher, May F/M Alpharetta High School Dagher, Miss May Angelica F/M Alpharetta High School Arbs, Miss Brooklynn Marie C/1B/3B Altoona High School Maas, Miss Victoria Kate OF/C Altoona High School Planert, Miss Emilee Ann COACH Altoona High School Triebs, Miss McKenzie Theresa P/OF Altoona High School Cooper IV, Mr. Charles Thompson SG/PG Alvernia University Galstad, Hannah G Alverno College Jensen, Alyssa G/F Alverno College Kontowski, Alicia G/F Alverno College Kontowski, Alicia F Alverno College Kopacz, Nicole G Alverno College Meka, Amber G Alverno College Porter, Beth F/C Alverno College Alves, Mrs. Fatima G. Family/Friend Alves, Justin Paul Lane, Holli Striker/GK Alvin C. York Institute Doughty, Mr. Brandon John Family/Friend Alyssa Doughty Doughty, Mr. Darryl John Family/Friend Alyssa Doughty Doughty, Mrs. Julie Grace Family/Friend Alyssa Doughty Stoeklen, Ms. Cheryl Theresa Family/Friend Alyssa Doughty Laxson, Mr. James Gardner Family/Friend Alyssa Laxson Grant, Miss Katie Richelle P Amador Valley High School Redhead, Kervelle S/Def American International College Waterman, Angelina OH American University McNamara, Miss Allison Mikah SS/2B/3B Amherst Regional High School Rice, Miss Megan Catherine OF/3B/SS/1B Amherst Regional High School Woods, Miss Lesley Ann PG/SG/SF Anderson College Scheckel, Miss Paige Marie G Anderson County Stone, Taylor M/OH Anderson University Bird, Mr. Andrew Craig F/OM Andover High School Wagoner, Ms. Cindy Kay Family/Friend Andrea Wagoner Spurgeon, Mrs. Kathryn Joan Family/Friend Angel Spurgeon Childs, Rashawn G Angelo State University Connolly, Chris G Angelo State University Cuculich, Justin F Angelo State University Herchakowski, Miss Lauryn Ann Family/Friend Anita Kubicka Wawiorka, Mr. Robert Wayne Family/Friend Anna Wawiorka Wawiorka, Mrs. Jackie Sue Family/Friend Anna Wawiorka Wright, Mackenzie A Annandale High School / Future Elite Scarangella, Mrs. Maria Beatrice Family/Friend Anne Scarangella Wilhelm, Miss Kara Lynn 3B/SS/1B Antigo High School Kendall, Samantha OF/2b Aquinas College Kuiphof, Kristi INF Aquinas College Faranetta, Miss Dawn Lynn A/M Arcadia University Faranetta, Miss Dawn Lynn A/M Arcadia University Smith, Miss Madison Alexandra M/A/D Arlington High School Trevino, Miss Bailey N SG Arlington High School Halsell, Miss Taylan Alyssa 1B Artesia High School Caves, Miss Emma Louise F/M Asheville School Belongia, Miss Megan Leigh P/3B/2B Ashwaubenon High School Colby, Miss Cassidy Susan OF Assumption College Monahan, Miss Michelle Rose GK Assumption College Foley, Miss Rachel Lynn CM/Striker Atascadero High School Kavusak, Miss Erin Kylie F/M Atholton High School Lewis, Margaret D/M Auburn High School / Star Riders Lax Club Crotts, Miss Sarah Jo M/UTL Auburn University Martin, Miss Jennifer Ellen A/M Auburn University Reimer, Carly D/F Augsburg College Laxson, Miss Alyssa Estelle P/Utility August High School McConville, Miss Madalaine April Maria SS/2B/OF August High School Trautmann, Miss Jenelle Anne P Augustana College Flores, Raquel F/M Aurora High School Hilton, Miss Baylee Shalynn SG/PG Aurora High School Sumners, Miss Taegan Candis L/DS/S Aurora HS Cochran, Miss Rachel Elizabeth A/D Aurora University Koziol, Mr. Jason R. A/M Aurora University Smith, Brittany PG Austin College Cares, Mr. Louis G. Family/Friend Ava Cares Cares, Mrs. Nora Courtney Family/Friend Ava Cares Wollet, Mr. Benjamin Cole Family/Friend Ava Cares Benson, Miss Cheyenne Quay P/C/3B Ave Maria University Ambach, Drew C Avila College Brandt, Nate SS Avila College Easttom, Derick OF Avila College Prickett, Eric 2B Avila College Brandt, Nathan SS Avila University Shoecraft, Kip P Avila University Shoecraft, Kipp Utility Avila University Snider, Bryan P Avila University Snider, Bryan P Avila University Murphy, Miss Alejandra Rebeca C/3B Avondale High School Alameda, Kim Utility Bacone College Dean, Jessica 1B/P/3B Bacone College Silva, Stephanie IF/CF Bacone College Ketterer, Mr. Robert P/OF/1B Bandera High School Bole, Liz G Baptist Bible College Plante, Laurie G/F Baptist Bible College Walton, Holly G Baptist Bible College Walton, Holly G Baptist Bible College Arnold Jr., Mr. Francis Edgar G Bard College Tillotson, Miss Any Sian A/M Barron Collier High School Boston, Gerald PG Barton College Di Pietro, Rebecca Catcher Barton College Tovella, Alexandra G Barton College Willie, Miss Nyeshea Chantale G Barton College McClendon, Dominique Post/C Baruch College Lott, Maci OH/MB Basttrop High School Dowey, Ms. Alison Elizabeth COACH Bates College Reid, Miss Lauren Elizabeth COACH Bates College Dappen, Mr. Andrew John A Battlefield High School Dappen, Mr. Phillip Lawrence Goalie Battlefield High School Maguire, Mr. Cole Wilson M/A Battlefield High School Raczynski, Mr. Zachary Bennett A Battlefield High School Gillespie, Mr. Griffin Thomas D/LSM Bay Port High School Lambiase, Gina D Baylor School Bailey, Kathleen P Bayport - Blue Point High School Hallman, Miss Erin Marie P/OF Bear Creek High School Waldron, Miss Shelby Raylene PG/SG Beaumont High School Ignagni, Joseph MF Becker College Crawford, Miss Kymber Denee 3B/C Belhaven University Randle, Chelsea C/IF/Utility Belhaven University Rousseau, Rebecca P/1B Belhaven University Reavis, Mr. Samuel James D Bellarmine Prep Foster, Miss Allison Michelle P/OF Bellarmine University Maalouf, Miss Amanda Marie S/DS Bellarmine-Jefferson High School Hunsley, Miss Brittany Lynn S Belle Fourche Kelemen, Miss Shelby Dianne DS/L Belleville High School Halligan, Sarah OH Belmont Abbey College Parrott, Mr. Jacob Edward OF Beloit College Hodges, Mr. Caleb Daniel ATT Belton Ferguson, Joe OF/P Bemidji State University Molero, Juan OF Bemidji State University Padrozda, Jared Utility Bemidji State University Voigt, Tim C/P Bemidji State University Lofland, Miss Courtney Michelle GK Ben Davis High School Warner, Mrs. Beth Ann Family/Friend Ben Warner Jones, Miss Alexus Shanai G Benedict College Fredricks, Mrs. Tracy Family/Friend Benjamin Fredericks Goddard, Elizabeth Attack Bentley Univesity Maloney,. Liz Def/Point Bentley Univesity Catron, Harley SS/C Berea College McCarty, Cortney 1B Berea College Cowles,
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