Team Roster

2026 U.S. Women's Roster

The U.S. became the first team in World Lacrosse Women's Championship history to win five straight championships, defeating Canada 16-4 in Tokyo, Japan. Ally Kennedy was named the MVP of the championship and was joined on the All-World team by Shea Dolce, Chloe Humphrey, Marie McCool and Sydney Scales.

Roster
NamePositionHometownCollege
Sam Apuzzo
A
West Babylon, N.Y.
Boston College ‘19
Shea Baker
D
Ithaca, N.Y.
Boston College ‘26
Anna Brandt
M
White Hall, Md.
Penn ‘25
Shea Dolce
G
Darien, Conn.
Boston College ‘26
Brigid Duffy
M
Queensbury, N.Y.
Army ‘26
Kori Edmondson
M
Severn, Md.
Maryland ‘26
Sam Forrest
D
Glastonbury, Conn.
North Carolina ‘26
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
Ally Mastroianni
M
Martinsville, N.J.
North Carolina ‘21
Marie McCool
M
Moorestown, N.J.
North Carolina ‘18
Emma Muchnick
M
Suffern, N.Y.
Syracuse ‘26
Charlotte North
A
Dallas, Texas
Boston College ‘21
Eliza Osburn
M
Castle Rock, Colo.
North Carolina ‘28
Sydney Scales
D
Walpole, Mass.
Boston College ‘24
Izzy Scane
A
Clarkston, Mich.
Northwestern ‘22
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


Head Coach: Acacia Walker-Weinstein (Boston College) 
Assistant Coaches: Melissa Lehman (Rutgers), Kayla Treanor (Penn State), Devon Wills (Harvard) 
Team Operations Administrator: Jen Kent (Boston College) 
Athletic Trainers: Heloise Belarmino-Jones, Amber Radtke 
Physician: Alexis Coslick 
Strength & Conditioning Coach: Mike Sullivan 
Videographer: Nick Asher

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