Women’s Lacrosse

via press release - photo via FSC web site   GRAND LAKE, CO - Florida Southern College women's lacrosse had three players selected to play in the annual IWLCA North-South All-Star Game, the IWLCA announced on Friday. Seniors Austin Brown, Taylor Gillis and Kendall Kerge will all play for the South squad, coached by Florida Southern head coach Kara Reber. The game will be held at Tierny Field at the US Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, MD at 12:45 p.m. on Saturday, June 3. The three all-star selections for Florida Southern are the most in program history. The Moccasins have now sent a total of 12 all-stars to the annual event. Kerge led the Moccasins with 70 goals and 83 points this season and earned IWLCA first-team all-America honors. Gillis finished the season with a 1...

via press release - photo via FSC web site   Author's Note - all of us lacrosse fans in Florida need to give the FSC Mocs Women's Team a heck of a hand for their accomplishments the last two seasons.  The first Florida-based NCAA national championship last year and their path all the way to the championship game this season in an attempt to repeat.  Congratulations to Coach Kara Reber, her staff and the entire lacrosse program for their efforts this year!   BLOOMSBURG, PA - Florida Southern College women's lacrosse grabbed an early lead, but was unable to overcome a stifling Adelphi defense in a 6-4 loss in the NCAA Division II championship game on Sunday at Steph Pettit Stadium. The No. 4 Moccasins (21-3) jumped out to an early 3-1 lead, but the No. 1 Panthers (21-1)

via press release - picture via FSC web site   BLOOMSBURG, PA - Late heroics at both the offensive and defensive end gave Florida Southern College women's lacrosse a thrilling 13-12 win over No. 3 Lindenwood on Friday at Steph Pettit Stadium, and secured the Moccasins a spot in their second-straight NCAA Division II title game. The Moccasins (21-2) jumped out to a quick lead, but the Lions (21-2) would battle back to keep the game close throughout. With just 54 seconds left to play, Meghan O'Brien would put home the go-ahead goal and Taylor Gillis came up with an equally important play in goal, turning away a Lindenwood shot with just eight seconds on the clock. With the victory, Florida Southern will have the chance to defend its 2016 national championship when it faces N...