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2005 Women's Lacrosse

8 Stephanie Crouch

  • Height 5-10
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool Fallston
  • Hometown Forest Hill, MD

Biography

2004: Tri-captain who received America East First Team All-Conference honors, as she started all 16 games for UMBC… Led the team in caused turnovers with 13, and tied for second in draws with 25… Also posted four goals, one assist, and picked up 25 ground balls.

2003: Played in fifteen games and picked up 26 ground balls, while causing 10 turnovers.

2002: Saw action in every Retriever game, and scored 10 goals while posting four assists to earn NEC Rookie of the Year and Second Team All-NEC honors.

BACKGROUND: Was a Second Team All-Metro Baltimore Sun selection and a First Team All-County member as chosen by both the Sporting Times and The Aegis (2000-2001)… Also lettered in soccer and basketball at Fallston… Was on the Honor Roll during all four years of high school… Also considered Lehigh, but chose UMBC because of “its outstanding reputation with the academic and athletic programs, and because of the coaches’ passion for the game”… Daughter of Ray and Jackie Crouch… Born on March 9, 1983… Majoring in Psychology with concentration in Biology.

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Historical Player Information

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    2002Freshman

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    2003Sophomore

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    2004Junior

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    2005Senior

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