Varsity Girls Lacrosse
Schedule
Current Record
Roster
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Mia Curci211
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Cece Durkin310
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Brooke Sturm410
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Kirsten Wetzel712
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Harper Henley810
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Kiki Steffens911
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Sydney Wanner1112
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Sarah Cohen1212
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Sadie Hess1412
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Maya Rosenzweig1610
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Ellerie Catullo179
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Camryn Godfrey189
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Caroline Baughman2110
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Anna Weber2211
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Maggie Luviano2311
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Shiyann Werts249
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Sienna Paone2510
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Alana Foglia2612
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Jana Smith2710
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Lily Hart289
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Anna McVeigh299
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Olivia Kozak3010
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Audrey Mennerich339
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Nicole Valeriani3712
Coaches
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Colleen DawsonHead Coach
Colleen Dawson begins her first season as Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach, Athletic Associate for Student Development, and Director of Lacrosse.
Dawson comes to Fort Washington after coaching stops at The College of William & Mary, Saint Joseph’s University, and Loyola University of Maryland. She played collegiately at the University of Maryland, where she was a three-time ACC Champion and a member of the 2010 National Championship women’s lacrosse team.
“I am excited to welcome Colleen Dawson to GA,” Ginter said. “Her experience as a coach and leader of young women makes her the perfect fit to take over the girls lacrosse program and guide it to new heights in a very competitive league. Her enthusiasm, love of the sport, and vision for the program sets the stage for a new era of girls lacrosse at GA.”
Dawson led William & Mary from 2020-24, and in 2023, helped the program to its best overall and conference record since 2011. In her tenure, five players garnered All-Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) honors and six were named to the CAA All-Rookie Team. Prior to that, Dawson was instrumental in St. Joe’s success during her five seasons as an assistant, with the team breaking single-season school records for wins in back-to-back seasons (2017, 2018). Several Hawks benefited from Dawson's tutelage, as the squad produced the Atlantic-10 Offensive Player of the Year in 2019 and the A-10 Rookie of the Year in 2016. Additionally, the Hawks garnered 13 all-conference accolades, 10 A-10 All-Rookie Team selections and eight A-10 All-Academic Team honorees.
“I am thrilled to join the Germantown Academy community and lead the girls lacrosse program," Dawson said. “It’s evident that this is a place where individuals can thrive as lifelong learners and create meaningful changes that extend beyond their time here. I want to express my gratitude to Rich Schellhas 1760, Tim Ginter, and the entire search committee. The commitment and potential here are extraordinary, and I look forward making a positive impact in the lives of our students.”
Dawson also spent time as the Director of Lacrosse Operations at Loyola University of Maryland, where she was primarily responsible for running day-to-day operations of the program, including film breakdown, travel, and fundraising. She also spent a year abroad playing and coaching youth lacrosse programs in Australia. Dawson coached the Footscray U-17 Team to the 2012 Premiership title and led all scorers on the 2012 Footscray State League Team.
Dawson was a member of the Maryland women's lacrosse program from 2008-11, helping the Terrapins to three consecutive ACC Championships and the 2010 NCAA Championship. She also excelled in the classroom, where she earned ACC Student-Athlete Honor Roll recognition and was a member of the Leadership Group.
Dawson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology from the University of Maryland in May 2011 and an M.S. in Organization Development and Leadership from Saint Joseph's University in May 2018.
The Patriots return 14 varsity letterwinners for the 2025 season.
Updated: Oct. 21, 2024
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Allison FlahertyAssistant Coach
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Kitty MorrisseyAssistant Coach
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Desi GonzalezAssistant Coach
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Sydney SloanAssistant Coach
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Lindsey SmithAssistant Coach
Facility
GA's varsity girls lacrosse plays on Oberkircher Field, a 180 x 300 feet turf field located in Sisters' Woods.
Sisters’ Woods is home to varsity field hockey, varsity girls lacrosse, and varsity girls soccer programs. It opened in the fall of 2010 when two new artificial turf fields wereinstalled — Oberkircher Field and Jordan Field. The fields are identical in size at 180 x 300’ and each has their own scoreboard with clock and home and away scoring areas. There is a small spectator seating area next to Oberkircher Field (field closest to the walking path), while Jordan Field has a natural berm where spectators can view the contest from a short height above field level. The fields can be lined for lacrosse, soccer and/or field hockey. Goals for each of those sports are available as well. Portable restrooms are on-site for participant and spectator use. Access to the fields can be attained by parking in the Carey Stadium Lot and using the brick pathway to Sisters’ Woods, or by parking on the GA campus, crossing the Wissahickon Creek on foot to the brick pathway that leads to the fields. There is a donkey set up alongside Oberkircher Field where the scoring table and video setup can be placed. Germantown Academy has hosted many soccer and lacrosse tournaments for all ages on Sisters’ Woods.
Sisters' Woods:
- Two 180x300’ artificial turf fields - Oberkircher and Jordan Fields
- Electronic scoreboard on each field
- Scoring table with overhead view for video at Oberkircher Field
- Spectator seating next to Oberkircher Field
- Natural berm seating for specatators above Jordan Field
- Fields can be lined for lacrosse, soccer and/or field hockey, with goals available for each sport
- Portable restrooms
- Parking is available in the Carey Stadium Lot (200) or on the GA campus (450)
Season Records
Stats
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY
VARSITY GIRLS LACROSSE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
1976-2017
LEADING GOAL SCORERS- SINGLE SEASON
1. BROOKE KILEY 119 (2012)
2. BROOKE KILEY 103 (2011)
3. KATE HENRICH 96 (2009)
4. COLLEEN MAGARITY 94 (2007)
5. AMANDA JONES 87 (2007)
LEADING ASSISTS- SINGLE SEASON
1. CAROLINE HAYNIE 57 (2012)
2. AMANDA JONES 56 (2007)
3. KATE HENRICH 55 (2009)
4. COLLEEN MAGARITY 53 (2007)
5. JULIA SHANER 49 (1997)
LEADING TOTAL POINTS- SINGLE SEASON
1. BROOKE KILEY 159 (2012)
2. KATE HENRICH 151 (2009)
3. COLLEEN MAGARITY 147 (2007)
4. AMANDA JONES 143 (2007)
5. BROOKE KILEY 120 (2011)
CAREER GOAL LEADERS
1. BROOKE KILEY 300 (2012)
2. COLLEEN MAGARITY 264 (2007)
3. OLIVIA DOODY 230 (2019)
4. AMANDA JONES 215 (2008)
KATE HENRICH 215 (2009)
5. BETSY PREZIOSO 213 (2016)
CAREER ASSIST LEADERS
1. AMANDA JONES 131 (2008)
2. CAROLINE HAYNIE 123 (2013)
3. JULIA SHANER 121 (1997)
4. COLLEEN MAGARITY 117 (2007)
5. KATE HENRICH 107 (2009)
BROOKE KILEY 107 (2012)
OLIVIA DOODY 107 (2019)
CAREER POINT LEADERS
1. BROOKE KILEY 407 (2012)
2. COLLEEN MAGARITY 381 (2007)
3. AMANDA JONES 346 (2008)
4. OLIVIA DOODY 337 (2019)
5. KATE HENRICH 322 (2009)
All-Americans
HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICANS | |
Name | SEASON |
Gretchen Platt '89 | 1989 |
Janice Leadbetter '90 | 1990 |
Julie Shaner '97 | 1997 |
Chelsea Kaden '00 | 2000 |
Jessica Dwinell '04 | 2004 |
Caitlin McKinney '04 | 2004 |
Colleen Magarity '07 | 2006, 2007 |
Amanda Jones '08 | 2007, 2008 |
Kate Henrich '09 | 2009 |
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS | |
NAME | SEASON |
Amy Reydel '87 | 1986 |
Julie Shaner '97 | 1996 |
Megan McFadden '97 | 1997 |
Kelly Winning '02 | 2002 |
Jessica Dwinell '04 | 2003 |
Jenna Washbaugh '06 | 2005 |
Kate Henrich '09 | 2008 |
Brooke Kiley '12 | 2012 |
HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS | |
NAME | SEASON |
Chelsea Kaden '00 | 2000 |
Meghan O'Neill '00 | 2000 |
Erin Osborn '01 | 2000, 2001 |
Alicia Henderson '02 | 2001 |
Eve Levinson '01 | 2001 |
Beth Jensen '04 | 2003 |
Jessica Dwinell '04 | 2003 |
Jillian Baron '03 | 2003 |
Nicole Finelli '05 | 2005 |
Kyra Dwinell '06 | 2006 |
Alexandra Fishbone '06 | 2006 |
Stephanie Asplundh '08 | 2007, 2008 |
Olivia Mann '09 | 2009 |
Sidney Jacobs '09 | 2009 |
Samantha Hurley '11 | 2011 |
Brooke Kiley '12 | 2011, 2012 |
Kelli Stack '12 | 2012 |
Megan McNamara '12 | 2012 |
Caroline Haynie '13 | 2012, 2013 |
Catherine Perlmutter '13 | 2012, 2013 |
Marley Sternberg '14 | 2013, 2014 |
Cooper Hill '14 | 2013, 2014 |
Hanna Bogorowski '14 | 2013, 2014 |
Allison Carrigan '15 | 2014, 2015 |
Elizabeth Prezioso '16 | 2015, 2016 |
Alison Crump '17 | 2017 |
Isabelle Jacobs '17 | 2017 |
Isabelle McMahon '17 | 2017 |
Zoe Torrey '19 | 2018, 2019 |
Charlotte Rapp '19 | 2019 |
Mackenzie Smith '21 | 2021 |
Elise Smigiel '21 | 2021 |
Heidi Cross '22 | 2021 |
USA RECOGNITION | |
NAME | HONOR |
Julie Shaner '97 | US Elite Squad 2001-02 |
Caitlin McKinney '04 | U21 Team 2006 |
Colleen Magarity '07 | U19 Team World Cup 2007 |