Alyssa Chung, a sophomore attacker for Navy women's lacrosse, has made history by being named a finalist for the 2026 Tewaaraton Award, the first in the program's history. Chung joins four other finalists and is recognized for her exceptional contributions to the team, both on and off the field. Head coach Cindy Timchal highlighted her qualities, noting Chung’s relentless pursuit, creativity, and strong team commitment. The Tewaaraton Award is the top honor in college lacrosse, celebrating outstanding male and female players in the United States.

By the Numbers
  • Chung recorded 118 points in the 2026 season, scoring 84 goals and providing 34 assists.
  • She scored in all 22 games, with 20 multi-goal games, including 15 hat tricks.
  • For her career, Chung has 199 points from 150 goals and 49 assists.
State of Play
  • The Tewaaraton Award ceremony takes place on May 5, 2026, in Washington D.C.
  • Chung was part of the narrowed-down list from an initial Tewaaraton Watch List announced in February 2026.
  • She is one of 10 Navy Midshipmen who has appeared on the Tewaaraton Award Watch List over the years.
What's Next

The Tewaaraton Foundation will announce the award recipient at the upcoming ceremony, with Chung being a leading candidate following her outstanding season performance.

Bottom Line

Alyssa Chung’s remarkable season not only highlights her individual skill but also sets a precedent for future Navy lacrosse players, showcasing the potential for outstanding achievement in collegiate sports.