Girls Lacrosse

Program History
The Albertus Magnus Girls Lacrosse Program has a rich history of success on the field and in the classroom. The team competes in the highly regarded Section 1 Tennis Conference. In this venue, the girls compete not only against the top players in our area, but they also play against some of the best players in the state. 

Colleges
The Albertus Girls Lacrosse Program has a rich history of girls going on to play NCAA lacrosse. Every year we graduate players that go on to play collegiate lacrosse and support them in their journey of finding the right fit.

Mairead Durkin '18, is the most decorated lacrosse player in our school's rich history. She was a high school All-American (2018) while at Albertus and then went on to play lacrosse at James Madison University. At JMU she was a collegiate standout, where she earned the honors of All-American as a division 1 athlete.
 
The following list includes schools our girls are either alumnae of, are playing at currently, or are currently committed to:

James Madison University	Campbell University
Colgate University	American University
Manhattan College	UMBC
Radford University	Merrimack
East Stroudsburg University	Lycoming College
Pace University

Coaches
Albertus Magnus welcomed back Brendan Gorman '92 as its newest Head Varsity Lacrosse Coach. Coach Gorman has a rich history of coaching and playing the sport of lacrosse. As a Coach, he comes to us from Don Bosco Prep where he recently won a State Championship. Prior to Don Bosco Prep, he was the Head Coach at Carry-Grove High School in Illinois.  He was named 2010 Northern Illinois Coach of the Year and 2015 Illinois High School Lacrosse Association Coach of the Year. He has a career record of 228-80. He was also the U16 USA National Team Box Lacrosse, Head Coach.