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2005 Women's Lacrosse

5 Lauren Hess

  • Height 5-4
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool C. Milton
  • Hometown Bel Air, MD

Biography

2004: Was tied for second on the team in assists (13), fourth in points (30), and fifth in goals (17), as she started 14 of the 15 games in which she appeared… Started all six America East games, scoring 10 goals, while posting five assists… Scored three goals in the 11-9 victory over Albany.

2003: Earned Second Team All-Northeast Conference honors as an attacker as she was chosen Player of the Week in March 17 after recording nine points in a span of two games... Led the team in scoring in six games during the season.

2002: Played in all 17 games… Had five assists, while scoring two of her own goals to earn the first seven points of her career.

2001: Red-shirted due to a torn ACL.

BACKGROUND: Was a First Team All-Harford County selection as a junior and senior… Received Second Team honors as a sophomore and Honorable Mention as a freshman… Her high school squad won the county championship during all her four years at C. Milton Wright… Also lettered in soccer… Daughter of John and Nancy Hess… Born on July 26, 1982… Majoring in American Studies.

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2005

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Historical Player Information

  • 5

    2002Sophomore

    Mid
    5
  • 5

    2003Junior

    Mid.
    5
  • 5

    2004Junior

    M
    5
  • 5

    2005Senior

    A
    5'4"
    5
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