2020-21 Women's Lacrosse Roster
Biography
2020:
Led the team in goals with 18, points with 21, and shots with 44. Was also a member of the MAAC academic honor roll.
Why Niagara?
“The campus is the perfect size for me and I like the distance I am away from home. I’m looking forward to pursuing a career in sports management and business.”
2018:
Named to the 2018 MAAC All-Academic Team...Played in all 18 games, starting 10...Collected a career-high of 29 points (27 G, 2 A) and had 50 shots on goal with an .806 shots-on-goal percentage...Collected 18 ground balls, four caused turnovers, and one draw control...Season-high with three goals at St. Bonaventure (Feb. 22) and at Monmouth (Apr. 14)...Season-high with three ground balls vs. Binghamton(2/17), at Manhattan (Apr. 7), and vs. Canisius (Apr. 25)...Season-high with two caused turnovers vs. Canisius (Apr. 25).
2017:
Played in 16 games during her freshman season...Scored four goals and added six ground balls and two caused turnovers defensively...Tallied her first career goal at Stetson (March 10)...Season-high two ground balls at Siena (Apr. 12) and at Canisius (Apr. 26).
Before Niagara:
Played high school lacrosse at Cortland High School…Was named the team’s offensive MVP in 2015 and earned First Team accolades in both 2014 and 2015…Also competed for the Outlaw Ladies lacrosse club.
Personal:
Born in Cortland, New York…Daughter to Mike and Kim Swartwout…Sibling to Cooper Swartwout... Majoring in sport management.
Statistics
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Historical Player Information
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2017Freshman
Midfield
5'4"
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2018Sophomore
Midfield
5'4"
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2021Graduate Student
Midfield
5'4"
