Connecticut College - Women's Lacrosse

6/7: Paige Diamond Named to IWLCA All-Region Team, NESCAC All-Conference Team

NEW LONDON, Conn. --Connecticut College junior goaltender Paige Diamond of Longmeadow, MA has been named to the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Women’s Lacrosse All-Conference squad as a second team selection. Diamond has also been named to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (!WLCA) All-Region Team.

A 2001 graduate of Suffield Academy, Diamond made 216 saves in 15 starts for the Camels, averaging better than 14 saves a game. A tri-captain of the team, Diamond finished the season second in NESCAC and was 11th in all of Division III with a .603 save percentage, stopping 216-of-358 shots on goal.

Under the direction of head coach Anne Crosby, Connecticut College ended the season with a four-game winning streak to finish with an 8-8 record. During that stretch, Diamond ignited the Camels with her superb play between the pipes. Diamond stopped 65 shots and posted an 8.49 Goal’s Against Average in the final four contests. She stopped a season-high 23 shots in a 14-8 victory at Eastern Connecticut State April 18. In the season finale April 24, Diamond turned away 18 shots to key a 10-9 overtime victory over Tufts for the Camels.

“Paige is an amazing goalie and leader for us,” Coach Crosby stated. “This year she took her game to a new level with her ability to intercept the ball and come out of the crease. This award is a true honor for her and the program.”

Diamond is also a goalie on the Connecticut College women’s soccer team. She played a significant role as the starting keeper on the Camels 2002 team that finished with a 10-5-1 record.

4/24: Connecticut College 10, Tufts University 9 OT
Camels Close Season With Fourth Straight Victory

NEW LONDON, Conn. --Freshman Molly McConaty (Denver, CO) scored with just one second left in overtime, lifting the Connecticut College Camels (8-8, 2-7) to a 10-9 victory over the Tufts University Jumbos (6-6, 3-6) Saturday afternoon. Junior Sarah Tacy (Exeter, NH) set up the game-winner and dished out four assists in the NESCAC tilt. Sophomore Kelsey Sullivan (Northfield, MA) contributed four goals for the hosts. Christine Cunha (Lexington, MA) tallied three goals and Catherine Clark (W. Hartford, CT) chipped in with two goals and two assists.

Sophomore Dena Miller (Denver, CO) led the Jumbos with four goals and one assist. Danielle Vardaro (N. Reading, MA) contributed two scores for Tufts.

The Jumbos built a 3-0 lead early keyed by two goals from Miller. The Camels rallied to close the lead to one, benefiting from a Christine Cunha goal with 16 seconds remaining that made it a 4-3 score at the break. Later on in the second stanza, Cunha put the Camels ahead 7-6 with 5:41 to play.

After a timeout, the Jumbos countered with two goals 22 seconds apart, to take an 8-7 lead with 3:33 on the clock. In the seesaw battle, the Camels scored the next two goals, taking a 9-8 advantage on Catherine Clark’s goal with 1:52 to go. But Miller netted the equalizer for the visitors with just 36 seconds left, forcing the extra session.

In the overtime, junior Paige Diamond (Longmeadow, MA) was brilliant, making two of her 18 stops on close range shots. With time winding down, Tacy spotted McConaty for the game-winner, ending the Camel season with a four-game winning streak…Junior Sarah Lipson (Arlington, MA) finished with 11 saves in net for the Jumbos…With her four points today, Catherine Clark moved into eighth place in the Camel all-time goal scoring and assist leader list.

Scoring
Goals: Tufts: Dena Miller 4, Danielle Vardaro 2, Megan Doughty, Jen Griffin, Meredith Harris. Connecticut College: Kelsey Sullivan 4, Christine Cunha 3, Catherine Clark 2, Molly McConaty. Assists: Tufts: Kristin Saldarelli 2, Dena Miller. Connecticut College: Sarah Tacy 4, Catherine Clark 2, Molly McConaty.

Saves
Tufts-Sarah Lipson, 10 GA, 66 minutes, 11 saves.
CC-Paige Diamond, 9 GA, 66 minutes, 18 saves.

4/20: Connecticut College 14, Babson College 11
Camels Roll To Third Straight Win

NEW LONDON, Conn. --Senior Catherine Clark (West Hartford, CT) and junior Sarah Tacy (Exeter, NH) netted four goals apiece Tuesday afternoon, propelling the Connecticut College Camels (7-8) to a 14-11 victory over visiting Babson College (9-5) on Harkness Green. Sophomore Kelsey Sullivan (Northfield, MA) chipped in with two goals and two assists. Maggie Driscoll (Peabody, MA) dished out three assists as the Camels picked up their third straight victory. Libby Bryant (Arrowsic, ME) and Alexa Rad (Upper Brookville, NY) each had three goals and an assist to lead the visiting Beavers.

The Camels took a 6-5 lead into the break on the third score of the day from Catherine Clark, set up on a picture perfect pass from Kelsey Sullivan. But the Beavers rallied early in the second half, netting five unanswered goals over a span of 3:28 to build a 10-7 lead. The Camels rebounded and mounted a rally of their own. Emily Stieff (Baltimore, MD) got one goal back with 22:45 to play, winning a draw and sprinting the length of the field for a fast break score. Tacy netted the next two scores, and Clark evened the game at 11 with her fourth of the afternoon and 15:06 to play.

Sophomore Christine Cunha (Lexington, MA) put the Camels on top 12-11 with 10:57 to go. Tacy and Sullivan added insurance goals for the Camels who held on for the 14-11 victory. Junior Paige Diamond (Longmeadow, MA) had 14 saves for the Camels. Freshman Jennie Williams (Andover, MA) made nine stops for the Beavers. Camel senior defender Sarah Lane (Darien, CT) was a defensive standout, finishing with a team-high six ground balls and adding a goal. Connecticut College will host Tufts University Saturday afternoon in the season finale.

Scoring
Goals: Babson: Libby Bryant 3, Alexa Rad 3, Erin Conroy 2, Sarah Siciliano 2, Toni Pantuosco. Connecticut College: Catherine Clark 4, Sarah Tacy 4, Kelsey Sullivan 2. Christine Cunha, Sarah Lane, Molly McConaty, Emily Stieff. Assists: Babson: Libby Bryant, Sarah Siciliano. Connecticut College: Maggie Driscoll 3, Kelsey Sullivan 2, Sarah Chandler, Molly Charest, Catherine Clark, Molly McConaty.

Saves
Babson-Jennie Williams, 14 GA, 9 saves.
CC-Paige Diamond, 56:14, 8 GA, 14 saves; Alix Werner 3:46, 3 GA.

4/18: Connecticut College 14, Eastern Connecticut St. 8
Stieff and Tacy's Hat-Tricks Lead Camels to Second Straight Win

Willimantic, Conn. -- The Connecticut College Camels (6-8) earned their second straight win with a14-8 victory over Eastern Connecticut State Sunday afternoon. Senior captain Emily Stieff and junior Sarah Tacy netted three goals each, leading the offensive assault as nine different players scored for the Camels. Sophomore Maggie Driscoll had two goals and three assists en route to a five-point day. Sophomore Kelsey Sullivan chipped in with two goals and Catherine Clark added a goal and an assist for Connecticut College.

Junior captain Paige Diamond made 23 saves for the Camels. Bolstered by three early scores from Tacy, the Camels carried a 4-1 lead early, building a 9-4 lead at the half. Sarah Lane, Catherine Clark, Christine Cunha and Sarah Chandler netted single goals for Connecticut College. In the last two games, the Camels have out-scored the opposition 34-17. Emily Stieff tallied seven goals and two assists in her last two starts. Connecticut College is 4-1 in road games this season. The Camels close the season this week with home dates against Babson Tuesday at 4:30 and Tufts Saturday at noon.

Goals: Connecticut College: Emily Stieff 3, Sarah Tacy 3, Maggie Driscoll 2, Kelsey Sullivan 2, Sarah Chandler, Catherine Clark, Christine Cunha, Sarah Lane. Eastern: Mo Deegan 3, Jenna Faiola 3, Alana Florian, Lauren, Davern. Assists: Connecticut College: Maggie Driscoll 3, Catherine Clark, Molly McConaty.

4/15: Connecticut College 20, Wellesley 9
Stieff, Clark Net Four Goals Each to Lead Offense

Wellesley, Mass. --Seniors Catherine Clark and Emily Stieff
each scored four goals Thursday afternoon, leading the Connecticut College Camels (5-8) to a 20-9 victory over Wellesley College (2-7) at Wellesley. Kelsey Sullivan and Sarah Tacy each chipped in with three scores. Sophomore Maggie Driscoll dished out three assists with two scores en route to a five-point game. Christine Cunha netted two goals with two assists.

Leading 10-6 early in the second half, the Camels notched seven unanswered goals during an eight-minute
span to build a commanding 17-6 advantage with 18:52 remaining. Kelsey Sullivan scored two of her three goals in the run, keying the rally. Laura Bender had three goals to lead Wellesley.

All three Camel goalies saw action in the game. Paige Diamond made 10 saves in the first half of action, and has recorded 161 stops this season...Catherine Clark vaulted her way into the top 10 of the Camel All-Time scoring list today. Clark has amassed 87 goals, and also is ninth all-time with 30 assists. Emily Stieff has put up some lofty offensive numbers for a midfielder, netting 63 goals, and dishing out 29 assists for 92 career points...The Camels visit Eastern Connecticut Sunday.

Goals:
Connecticut College (20) – Clark 4, Stieff 4, Sullivan 3, Tacy 3, Cunha 2, Driscoll 2, Charest, Irving
Wellesley (9) - Bender 3, Gill 2, Brownstein 2, Dawn Kim, Lydia McGuigan

Assists:
Connecticut College (10 ) – Driscoll 3, Charest 2, Cunha 2, Stieff 2, Tacy
Wellesley (5 ) – Kim 2, Brownstein, Gill, Redmond

Goalkeepers:
Connecticut Colleege–Paige Diamond (30) 5 GA, 10 saves; Alix Werner (25 min) 4 GA, 5 saves; Sara Griesbach (5 min) 0 GA, 0 saves
Wellesley – Alissa Gordon (48 min) 14 GA, 6 saves ; Ashleigh Korves (12 min), 6 GA, 1 save.

4/14: Williams 13, Connecticut College 6
Kelsey Sullivan and Maggie Driscoll Tally Two Goals For Camels

NEW LONDON, Conn. –Williams College (7-2, 5-0) topped Connecticut College (4-8, 1-7) 13-6 in NESCAC women’s lacrosse action Tuesday night at Trinity College. Williams led 5-3 at the half but out-scored the Camels 8-3 in the final 30 minutes of play. Sophomores Kelsey Sullivan and Maggie Driscoll netted two goals apiece for the Camels. Catherine Clark finished with one goal and one assist. Senior Sarah Lane added a goal. Junior Paige Diamond had 15 saves for the Camels. The Camels will visit Wellesley College Thursday afternoon…Paige Diamond ranks second in the NESCAC with a .579 save percentage in net. Christine Cunha and Maggie Driscoll are tied for 6th in assists, dishing out 1.36 per game. Catherine Clarke has amassed 83 goal, 30 assists and 113 points in her four-year career.

Scoring
Goals: Williams: Molly Jennings 4, Crista Petrelli 3, Tara Boyd 2, Amy Wicker 2, Rachel Barr, Tori Scott. Connecticut College: Maggie Driscoll 2, Kelsey Sullivan 2, Catherine Clark, Sarah Lane. Assists: Williams: Kaylan Tildsley 3, Laura Carroll 2, Rachel Barr, Jessica Graham, Tori Scott, Amy Wicker. Connecticut College: Catherine Clark, Emily Stieff Sarah Tacy.

Saves
Williams-Meghan Dwyer 6 GA, 11 saves.
CC-Paige Diamond, 55:00, 13 GA, 15 saves; Alix Werner 5:00, 2 saves.

NEW LONDON, Conn. --Senior Kate Wheeler netted three goals Saturday afternoon, lifting the Colby College Mules (4-5, 2-3) to a 10-7 victory over Connecticut College (4-7, 1-6). Senior Catherine Clark finished with four goals with one assist for Connecticut College. Freshman Molly McConaty finished with two goals and one assist for the Camels.

In the opening half, Connecticut College took a 4-3 lead on the second score of the day from Clark, assisted by Emily Stieff with 12 minutes left before the half. Sarah Tacy made it a 5-3 game with 10:23 to play before the break. But the Mules rallied to tie the game at the half, evening the score on a Cara Dionisi goal with just 12 seconds left.

In the second half, the Mules scored two quick goals in the opening 1:31 to gain a 7-5 lead. The Camels fought back and netted the next two scores, evening the game at seven on Clarke’s fourth goal of the day. But Colby would score the last three goals of the game, two of them coming off the stick of Kate Wheeler. The Mules were able to hang on to 10-7 victory.

Catharine O’Brien had seven saves for Colby. Junior Paige Diamond made 17 saves for the Camels.

Scoring
Goals: Colby: Kate Wheeler 3, Emma Miller 2, Becca Avrutin, Sarah Burlingham, Cara Dionisi, Elizabeth Ghilardi, Kelsey Neville. Connecticut College: Catherine Clark 4, Molly McConaty 2, Sarah Tacy. Assists: Colby: Cara Dionisi 2, Libba Cox, Emma Miller. Connecticut College: Catherine Clark, Christine Cunha, Molly McConaty, Emily Stieff, Kelsey Sullivan.

Saves
Colby-Catharine O’Brien, 7 GA, 7 saves.
CC-Paige Diamond, 10 GA, 17 saves.

Sarah Tacy Erupts for Five Goals, Christine Cunha and Catherine Clark Net Three Goals in Offensive Uprising

South Hadley, Mass. --Junior Sarah Tacy erupted for five goals to lead an offensive assault as Connecticut College (4-6) topped Mount Holyoke College (0-7) 19-6 in non-conference women's lacrosse action Thursday afternoon. Maggie Driscoll finished with five assists and a goal en route to a six-point afternoon. Sophomore Christine Cunha (3 goals, 2 assists) put together a five-point effort. Senior Catherine Clark tallied a hat-trick with three goals.

Freshman Molly McConaty contributed with a goal and two assists. Courtney Irving got in on the action with two scores. Molly Charest tallied a goal and an assist and Emily Stieff dished out two assists. Paige Diamond, Alix Werner, and Sara Griesbach teamed up to make 14 saves in net for the Camels. The Camels put up five quick scores and scored nine unanswered goals to build a comfortable 14-1 lead at the half.

Caitlin Taylor and Nicole Tuma led the Lyons with two goals apiece. Sarah Chandler, Kyle Ridgway and Kelsey Sullivan added single goals for Connecticut College.

The Camels return home to host the Colby College Mules Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m.

NEW LONDON, Conn. --The Amherst College Lord Jeffs (7-1, 4-1) recorded up an 18-8 victory over Connecticut College (3-6, 1-5) in NESCAC women’s lacrosse action Tuesday afternoon. Senior midfielder Jackie Sargent led the visitors to victory with six goals. Senior tri-captain Emily Stieff tallied a hat-track for Connecticut College, finishing with three goals. Sophomore Maggie Driscoll dished out three assists.

In the first half, Amherst led early on and built a 5-1 lead on the second goal of the afternoon for Jackie Sargent with 11:33 to go before the break. The Camels rallied to score four unanswered goals over the next 2:54 and even the game at five. Emily Stieff keyed the scoring spurt, scoring two goals during the run. The Jeffs answered the rally by scoring the final four goals of the half, three of them off the stick of Allison Aldrich. The visitors carried a 9-5 lead into the break.

Sarah Tacy opened the second half scoring, taking a pass from Maggie Driscoll and depositing into the back of the net and it was a 9-6 game. But the Jeffs offense took control, scoring the next seven goals and putting the game out of reach. Olivia D’Ambrosio finished with five saves for Amherst. Junior Paige Diamond had 18 stops for the Camels.

Scoring
Goals: Amherst: Jackie Sargent 6, Liz Martin 5, Allison Aldrich 4, Ashley Harmeling 3. Connecticut College: Emily Stieff 3, Sarah Tacy 2, Catherine Clark, Molly McConaty, Kelsey Sullivan. Assists: Amherst: Allison Aldrich, Margaret Chute, Lauren Dudley, Scotty Hanley, Ashley Harmeling, Liz Martin, Jackie Sargent. Connecticut College: Maggie Driscoll 3.

Lewiston, Maine. --Sophomore Christine Cunha netted three goals with two assists to lead an offensive outburst as Connecticut College (3-5, 1-4) picked up a 14-11 victory over Bates College (4-6, 0-5) Saturday. Freshmen Molly Charest and Molly McConaty chipped in with two goals apiece. Sophomore Kelsey Sullivan finished with one goal and two assists for the Camels. Paige Diamond earned the victory in net, stopping 14 shots for the Camels.

Trailing 5-4 in the second quarter, the Camels bounced back with a surge at the end of the half. Sarah Chandler netted her second goal of the season with 4:43 to go in the half to even the score at five. Just 20 seconds later, Molly Charest put the Camels in front 6-5, taking an assisting pass from Kelsey Sullivan. With 43 seconds to go in the half, Molly McConaty tallied her second score of the day. Catherine Clark capped the four-goal run, scoring with just four seconds left on the clock.

Bates battled back to pull within one of the Camels on two separate occasions. With 6:34 to go, the Bobcats scored to make it an 11-10 game. The Camels would not relinquish their lead. Maggie Driscoll made it a 12-10 game with 3:23 to play. Molly Charest and Christine Cunha added insurance goals for the Camels who held on for the 14-11 win.

Head Coach Anne Crosby and the Camels will host the Amherst College Jeffs this Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 p.m on Harkness Green.

NEW LONDON, Conn. --Wesleyan University (6-1, 2-1) defeated Connecticut College (2-5, 0-4) 15-6 at Trinity College in Hartford Wednesday night. Senior Catherine Clark netted three goals with one assist for the Camels. Molly McConaty, Molly Charest, and Kelsey Sullivan added goals for Connecticut College. Seniors Sarah Lane and Emily Stieff tallied five ground balls apiece. The Camels will visit Bates College this Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. .

NEW LONDON, Conn. --The women’s lacrosse game originally scheduled to be played today at Connecticut College against Wesleyan University has been moved with a new time. The game will be played at 8:00 p.m. tonight under the lights at Trinity College in Hartford.

Brunswick, Maine. --The Bowdoin College Polar Bears (4-1) used a second half surge to pull out a 16-4 victory over Connecticut College (2-4) Saturday afternoon. Catherine Clark finished with two goals to lead the Camels offensively. Kelsey Sullivan and Christine Cunha added single tallies for Connecticut College. The Camels trailed by just three goals at the break, 7-4, but had trouble finding the offense in the second stanza. Junior Paige Diamond had 17 saves in net for Connecticut College. The Camels will host Wesleyan this Wednesday at 4:00 p.m.

Paige Diamond Stops 21 Shots, Christine Cunha Dishes Out Three Assists for Camels

NEW LONDON, Conn. --The Trinity College Bantams (3-1, 1-0) picked up a 13-8 victory over host Connecticut College (2-3, 0-2) in NESCAC women’s lacrosse action Wednesday afternoon. Junior attacker Beatrice Gratry led the Bantams with three goals and three assists.

Freshman Molly McConaty tallied two goals and an assist for Connecticut College. Sophomore Christine Cunha dished out three assists for the Camels. Junior captain Paige Diamond recorded 21 saves in between the pipes for the hosts.

Connecticut College gained an early advantage and opened up a 3-1 lead on a score from junior Sarah Tacy 5:56 into the game. After the Bantams evened the game at three, Molly McConaty put the Camels back on top, netting a score with 10:06 left in the half. In the back and forth battle, Trinity carried a 6-5 lead into the break on the second goal of the day from Beatrice Gratry.

In the second stanza, the visitors scored four of the first five goals of the half to build a 10-6 lead. Freshman Molly Charest provided a spark for the home team; netting a goal with 15:56 remaining that made it a 10-7 contest. But the Camels could not narrow the gap and the Bantams were able to escape with the 13-8 victory.

Connecticut College will travel to Brunswick, Maine Saturday for an afternoon tilt against Bowdoin College.

Scoring
Goals: Trinity: Beatrice Gratry 3, Lauren Malinowski 2, Meredith Murphy 2, Tracy Nesbit 2, Elizabeth Walsh 2, Catherine Neil, Kara Takesuye. Connecticut College: Molly McConaty 2, Sarah Chandler, Molly Charest, Catherine Clark, Maggie Driscoll, Kelsey Sullivan, Sarah Tacy. Assists: Trinity: Beatrice Gratry 3, Abigale Arnold, Elizabeth d’Entremont, Catherine Neil, Tracy Nesbit. Connecticut College: Christine Cunha 3, Molly McConaty.

Saves
TC-Alexandra Benjamin, 26:28, 6 GA, 7 saves; Kate McNerney, 33:32, 2 GA, 4 saves.
CC-Paige Diamond, 13 GA, 21 saves.

New London, Conn.--The Middlebury College Panthers (2-0, 2-0) picked up a 17-0 victory over Connecticut College (2-2, 0-1) in NESCAC women’s lacrosse action at Trinity College Saturday afternoon. Senior midfielder Nuala O’Donohue led the Panthers with five goals and two assists. Junior goalie Paige Diamond was a bright spot for the Camels, making eight saves in relief duty. Senior defenseman Sarah Lane played a strong second half for the Camels. Connecticut College will try to rebound with a home game against Trinity College in New London Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 p.m...The Camels completed their trip to Bermuda with a 10-8 victory over St. Michael's College Wednesday afternoon. Sophomore Christine Cunha had a goal and four assists to key the victory. Through four games, Kelsey Sullivan leads the club with nine goals and 11 points. Sophomore standouts Christine Cunha and Maggie Driscoll check in with nine points apiece. Despite the shift in venue and frigid temperature at Saturday's game, the Connecticut College seating was filled to capacity.

Bermuda--Sophomore Kelsey Sullivan erupted for four goals Sunday afternoon, leading Connecticut College (1-0) to a 16-5 victory over Endicott College (1-1) in the season opener. The Camels will face the Wheaton College Lyons this afternoon.

Taking offense. With four of her top seven scorers returning this spring, Head Coach Anne Crosby has offense on her mind. The Camels averaged 11 goals per game over the final eight games of the season and are ready to put some points on the board in the spring of 2004. Crosby has made offense a priority in her recruiting and it’s starting to pay off for Camel fans. Connecticut College will open the 2004 season Sunday, March 14 against Endicott College. After tuning up for a week in Bermuda with three non-conference games, the Camels will host Middlebury College in the NESCAC season opener March 20 at 11:00 a.m. Let’s take a position-by-position look at the 2004 Camels.

Attack
Senior Catherine Clark is an explosive offensive player and is coming off an exceptional junior season. Clark led the club in all three major offensive categories, notching 24 goals, with 11 assists and 35 points. Junior Sarah Tacy netted five goals in limited action due to injury last season and will be counted on for instant offense. Three newcomers join this group. Freshmen Molly Charest, Courtney Irving, and Molly McConaty have impressed the coaching staff in the pre-season and will make immediate contributions up front.

Midfield
The Camels have plenty of depth along the midfield. Senior tri-captain Emily Stieff is a talented two-sport athlete with explosive speed. Stieff has the ability to create separation from the opponent and erupted for 15 goals and 20 points in 2003. The Camels also have several talented sophomores returning. Maggie Driscoll notched a team-high 52 ground balls and registered 14 points. Kelsey Sullivan is coming off a 19-goal rookie season and was one of the top newcomers in the NESCAC. Christine Cunha, and Melissa Ridgway each return to the midfield with a year’s playing experience. Freshman Sarah Chandler is ready to contribute in her rookie season on the midfield.

Defense
Seniors Kyle Ridgway and Sarah Lane will anchor the defensive corps. Ridgway tallied 32 ground balls and caused 20 turnovers in 2003. Sarah Lane is a team leader and tri-captain of the 2004 squad. Lane has scooped up 78 ground balls over the last three seasons and is a reliable defender. Junior Mary Scott caused nine turnovers and should see plenty of action this spring. Sophomore Perri Lawrie and Kate Reardon will also contribute with a full year of experience behind them. Freshman Lindsay Graff displayed her athleticism as a member of the Camel soccer team this fall and will bolster the defense this spring. Junior tri-captain Paige Diamond made 144 saves in 14 games played last season and is ready to lead her team in 2004. Sophomore Alix Werner appeared in seven games as a freshman and will also see action in net. Freshman goaltender Sara Griesbach joins the team this season and will compete for minutes in between the pipes.

Defensive Duo: Seniors Sarah Lane (left)and Kyle Ridgway (right)will lead the Camel Defensive Corps

With 14 players returning and six talented newcomers joining the squad, the 2004 Connecticut College women’s lacrosse season promises to bring plenty of excitement for Camel fans. Head Coach Anne Crosby is anticipating an exciting season of Camel Lacrosse. “Our seniors and are playing with poise and confidence on the field and it is carrying over to the rest of the team,” Crosby asserted.

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