Boston College Athletics
Lacrosse Announces 2007 Captains
October 11, 2006 | Lacrosse
Oct. 11, 2006
Chestnut Hill, Mass.--The Boston College women's lacrosse team announced seniors Meg Davis, Brennan Joyce, Katie Wagoner, and graduate student Elizabeth Kadison as its 2007 captains last week. This is a first-time honor for Davis, Joyce and Wagoner and the second year of captainship for Kadison.
"These four young women have worked very hard throughout their careers at Boston College," Head Coach Bowen Holden says about her captains. "Each of them is eager to guide the Eagles into a 2nd year in the ACC, and each brings a different yet beneficial style of leadership. Together these four will look to make their teammates better, maintain the expected standard of excellence, and work hard to raise the level of play, practice, and leadership within the BC lacrosse program. I am looking forward to seeing their growth throughout the year and watching the impact they will have on their teammates."
Davis (Wyndmoor, Penn.) is a defender who caused two turnovers and tallied one assist during 12 games in 2006. She also recorded four ground balls.
Joyce (Rye, N.Y.) played in 11 games at midfield, scoring one goal, tallying four groundballs, and earning three draw controls.
Kadison (Evanston, Ill.), who transferred from Indiana University as a sophomore, is the oldest member of the 2007 squad. In 2006 she played and started in all 17 games on the attack and led the team in scoring with 40 points--28 goals, 12 assists.
Wagoner (Novato, Calif.) played and started at midfield in all 17 games. She registered 11 goals and seven assists. Wagoner caused seven turnovers, won 10 draw controls, and recorded 14 groundballs during the 2006 campaign.
Boston College, which finished 8-9 last season, participated in the UNH Tournament and Boston University's Beanpot Tournament already this fall and will start its spring season on February 24 against Maryland.
