Head Coach Jen Adams has officially announced the addition of Chloe Silverstein and Shelby Sullivan to the Loyola women's lacrosse team. Both student-athletes bring remarkable skills and a positive attitude that will enhance the team’s culture. Silverstein, a sophomore goalkeeper, transfers from Denver University, showcasing a strong high school career with a .550 save percentage and seven saves in her limited collegiate appearances. Sullivan, a junior attacker from Maryland, has a dynamic background contingent on a successful freshman season where she recorded 21 goals and was recognized on the All-Big Ten Freshman Team.

By the Numbers
  • Chloe Silverstein made 7 saves on 16 shots faced in 67 minutes at Denver.
  • Shelby Sullivan scored 21 goals and contributed 55 draw controls in her freshman year at Maryland.
Yes, But

While both players bring considerable accolades, their ability to transition successfully into Loyola's competitive environment remains crucial. The pressure of changing schools could affect their performance on and off the field.

State of Play
  • Loyola's women's lacrosse team is bolstering its roster with these key additions for the upcoming season.
  • Both athletes aim to contribute significantly, particularly after previous noteworthy stints at their former schools.
What's Next

As both Silverstein and Sullivan integrate into the team, focus will be on their development through preseason training and their ability to adapt to Loyola's playing style. Upcoming practices will be crucial for building chemistry with teammates.

Bottom Line

The addition of Chloe Silverstein and Shelby Sullivan not only enhances Loyola's roster but also underscores the program's commitment to developing a competitive and supportive environment. Their previous experiences position them well to make an immediate impact.