34 Top Women's Lacrosse Players Invited to Training Camp Ahead of PALA Qualifier
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SPARKS, Md. — USA Lacrosse has invited 34 of the nation’s top women’s lacrosse players to a training camp in preparation for this year’s Pan-American Women’s Lacrosse Championship. The training camp for the field lacrosse team will take place from June 9-11 at USA Lacrosse headquarters.
Following the training camp, head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein and her staff will select the final 22-player roster for the Pan-American Lacrosse Association (PALA) continental qualifier, which will be held from June 26-30 in Auburndale, Fla. Eight teams – Argentina, Canada, Haudenosaunee, Jamaica, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico and the United States – will be competing with the top four earning bids to the 2026 World Lacrosse Women’s Championship in Japan.
Nearly half of the camp invitees (16) have won previous gold medals as part of the U.S. national team program: Sam Apuzzo (2022 field), Shea Baker (2024 U20), Shea Dolce (2024 U20), Brigid Duffy (2024 U20), Kori Edmondson (2024 U20), Ally Kennedy (2022 field, 2024 box), Emma LoPinto (2024 U20), Ally Mastroianni (2022 field, 2024 box), Marie McCool (2017 field, 2022 field), Taylor Moreno (2024 box), Emma Muchnick (2024 U20), Charlotte North (2022 field, 2024 box), Reagan O’Brien (2024 U20), Izzy Scane (2019 U19), Madison Taylor (2024 U20) and Caylee Waters (2022 field).
The invite list also includes 17 players that competed in NCAA lacrosse this season, including Tewaaraton winner Chloe Humphrey from national champion North Carolina. Humphrey is one of four Tewaaraton winners competing in the camp, joining Sam Apuzzo (2018), Charlotte North (2021, 2022) and Izzy Scane (2023, 2024).
A complete list of invitees follows:
Name | Position | Hometown | College |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sam Apuzzo | A | West Babylon, N.Y. | Boston College '19 |
| Shea Baker | D | Ithaca, N.Y. | Boston College '26 |
| Chase Boyle | M | Rumson, N.J. | Loyola '25 |
| Anna Brandt | M | White Hall, Md. | Penn '25 |
| Maddie Burns | D | Philadelphia, Pa. | Michigan '24 |
| Rachel Clark | A | Devon, Pa. | Boston College '25 |
| Erin Coykendall | A | Spencerport, N.Y. | Northwestern '24 |
| Mckenna Davis | A | Canadaigua, N.Y. | Boston College '25 |
| Shea Dolce | G | Darien, Conn. | Boston College '26 |
| Brigid Duffy | M | Queensbury, N.Y. | Army West Point '26 |
| Kori Edmondson | M | Severn, Md. | Maryland '26 |
| Sam Forrest | D | Glastonbury, Conn. | North Carolina '26 |
| Kate Galica | M | Wayne, Pa. | Virginia '27 |
| Katie Goodale | D | Riverhead, N.Y. | Syracuse '24 |
| Chloe Humphrey | A | Darien, Conn. | North Carolina '28 |
| Ally Kennedy | M | North Babylon, N.Y. | Stony Brook '20 |
| Kenzie Kent | A | Norwell, Mass. | Boston College '19 |
| Emma LoPinto | A | Manhasset, N.Y. | Boston College '25 |
| Ellie Masera | M | Eastport, N.Y. | Stony Brook '24 |
| Kate Mashewske | M | Henrietta, N.Y. | Syracuse '23 |
| Ally Mastroianni | M | Martinsville, N.J. | North Carolina '21 |
| Marie McCool | M | Moorestown, N.J. | North Carolina '18 |
| Taylor Moreno | G | Huntington, N.Y. | North Carolina '21 |
| Emma Muchnick | M | Suffern, N.Y. | Syracuse '26 |
| Charlotte North | A | Dallas, Texas | Boston College '21 |
| Reagan O'Brien | D | Charlestown, Mass. | Johns Hopkins '26 |
| Sydney Scales | D | Walpole, Mass. | Boston College '24 |
| Izzy Scane | A | Clarkston, Mich. | Northwestern '22 |
| Jill Smith | A | Farmington Hills, Mich. | Michigan '25 |
| Delaney Sweitzer | G | Hatfield, Pa. | Syracuse '23/Northwestern (Gr.) |
| Madison Taylor | A | Wantagh, N.Y. | Northwestern '26 |
| Caylee Waters | G | Darien, Conn. | North Carolina '17 |
| Cassidy Weeks | M | Bayport, N.Y. | Boston College '23 |
| Sammy White | D | Timonium, Md. | Northwestern '25 |
The U.S. Women’s National Team trains and plays using best-in-class products from Capelli Sport (apparel) and game-changing, high-performance equipment from Gait Lacrosse and STX.
In addition to these partners, MedStar Health and NCSI are official sponsors of the U.S. National Team Program. Athletic Republic and GoLiveSports are supporting partners.
Funding for the national teams also comes from generous donors to the USA Lacrosse Foundation. Help support the team.
Brian Logue has worked at USA Lacrosse since 2000 and is currently the senior director of communications. He saw his first lacrosse game in 1987 - Virginia at Delaware - and fell in love with the sport while working at Washington and Lee University.
