Dartmouth lacrosse players Maya Kendall, Mia Puccio, and Madeline Egan received All-Ivy honors, showcasing their exceptional performances this season. Kendall earned her second consecutive All-Ivy First Team selection, leading the league with 168 draw controls, doubling the second-place total. Puccio received All-Ivy Second Team recognition, scoring 12 goals and achieving career highs in draw controls and caused turnovers. Egan made an immediate impact in her freshman year, finishing the season with 32 goals and leading her team in points. All three players also demonstrated strong academic performance, earning Academic All-Ivy recognition or maintaining high academic standards.

By the Numbers
  • Maya Kendall set an Ivy League record with 461 career draw controls.
  • Kendall's single-game record of 24 draw controls ties the NCAA record.
  • Pucci scored 12 goals and caused 14 turnovers this season.
  • Egan led the team with 57 points in her rookie season.
Yes, But

While Kendall's individual accolades are impressive, they highlight a potential team gap considering the overall performance of the Dartmouth lacrosse program. Additionally, the rapid rise of Egan reflects both individual talent and the need for continued program development for sustainability.

State of Play
  • Dartmouth women's lacrosse has produced strong individual performances essential for team competitiveness.
  • The team is striving to enhance its standing in Ivy League play, following the standout seasons of these three players.
What's Next

As the team looks forward to next season, they will aim to build on these individual achievements and enhance their team dynamics. The return of Kendall, with her leadership and experience, may influence younger players like Egan and Puccio to further develop their skills.

Bottom Line

Dartmouth's recognition of these players underscores a bright future for the program, contingent on sustained growth and development, both on and off the field.