The UMass Lowell women’s lacrosse team faced a tough 16-game season affected by injuries, aiming to build on past successes. Under Head Coach Lisa Miller, the team introduced 12 newcomers and appointed four captains. The River Hawks secured key wins, including dramatic victories against UMBC in overtime and New Hampshire, showcasing standout performances, particularly from freshmen and seniors alike. Recognizing individual excellence, five players received all-conference honors, highlighting a season of growth and resilience.

By the Numbers
  • UMass Lowell finished the season with a 16-game schedule.
  • Senior Grace Lydon led the team with 26 goals and 39 points in total.
  • Freshman Brienne Brezynskie had 14 goals and was named America East Rookie of the Week twice.
State of Play
  • The River Hawks faced injury challenges but continued to compete strongly in the America East conference.
  • Five players earned all-conference honors, showcasing individual and team accomplishments.
  • Seniors Shultz and Lydon played pivotal roles, contributing significantly to the team’s success.
What's Next

The River Hawks aim to leverage this season's lessons and successes to build momentum heading into the next season. With a solid mix of returners and newcomers, they hope to enhance their performance further in the America East conference.

Bottom Line

Despite a challenging season marked by injuries, UMass Lowell women’s lacrosse demonstrated resilience, achieved noteworthy victories, and developed emerging talent, setting a promising foundation for future improvements and successes.