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re: Meet The 2015 Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team
Posted on 2/2/15 at 12:32 pm to LSUWLAX
Posted on 2/2/15 at 12:32 pm to LSUWLAX
On this Groundhog Day Monday we bring you the 3rd edition of getting to know your 2015 Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team!
Top Left: After driving hard in the paint, Dejanai Tre’Shawn will be driving hard to the crease on the lacrosse field this Spring in her 1st year with the Lady Tigers. The freshman out of Rockville, Maryland is majoring in Athletic Training & can be found on the defensive side of the field as well as some action at the midfield position.
Fun Fact: She has lived in 7 states & gone to 10 different schools.
Top Right: Freshman Sydney Ann Mulroy hails from Ellicott City, Maryland in her 1st season with the Lady Tigers after an impressive fall season in preparation for the Spring. While majoring in Nutritional & Food Science you will see plenty of #7 at attack as well as midfield.
Fun Fact: Her PR on a pogo stick is 1,000 jumps.
Bottom Left: Team Exec Board Secretary Erin Esh is in her 2nd season rocking #38 for the purple & gold. The Dallas, TX import is a product of the Allen HS lacrosse program now majoring in Wildlife Ecology. Look for Esh to anchor the midfield while spending time at attack throughout the 2015 season.
Fun Fact: She used to live in Hawaii.
Bottom Right: Katie Palmer has joined the Lady Tigers in her Sophomore year. Majoring in Biological Engineering out of Baton Rouge, LA you can find #35 at defense utilizing her basketball skills & strong f footwork to thwart opposing offenses away from the goal.
Fun Fact: She is the youngest person to donate a full year’s worth of platelets at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center in Baton Rouge.
Tune in tomorrow for our next 4 Lady Tigers to get to know!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook LSU Women's Lacrosse Team Facebook Page & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
Lady Tigers Season Opening Double Header Facebook Event Invite
Top Left: After driving hard in the paint, Dejanai Tre’Shawn will be driving hard to the crease on the lacrosse field this Spring in her 1st year with the Lady Tigers. The freshman out of Rockville, Maryland is majoring in Athletic Training & can be found on the defensive side of the field as well as some action at the midfield position.
Fun Fact: She has lived in 7 states & gone to 10 different schools.
Top Right: Freshman Sydney Ann Mulroy hails from Ellicott City, Maryland in her 1st season with the Lady Tigers after an impressive fall season in preparation for the Spring. While majoring in Nutritional & Food Science you will see plenty of #7 at attack as well as midfield.
Fun Fact: Her PR on a pogo stick is 1,000 jumps.
Bottom Left: Team Exec Board Secretary Erin Esh is in her 2nd season rocking #38 for the purple & gold. The Dallas, TX import is a product of the Allen HS lacrosse program now majoring in Wildlife Ecology. Look for Esh to anchor the midfield while spending time at attack throughout the 2015 season.
Fun Fact: She used to live in Hawaii.
Bottom Right: Katie Palmer has joined the Lady Tigers in her Sophomore year. Majoring in Biological Engineering out of Baton Rouge, LA you can find #35 at defense utilizing her basketball skills & strong f footwork to thwart opposing offenses away from the goal.
Fun Fact: She is the youngest person to donate a full year’s worth of platelets at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center in Baton Rouge.
Tune in tomorrow for our next 4 Lady Tigers to get to know!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook LSU Women's Lacrosse Team Facebook Page & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
Lady Tigers Season Opening Double Header Facebook Event Invite
This post was edited on 2/2/15 at 12:33 pm
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Posted on 2/2/15 at 1:23 pm to LSUWLAX
Thanks for the info on the team. Always interested in those who represent LSU. Hoping they do well this year. 
Posted on 2/2/15 at 1:31 pm to LSUWLAX
Interesting to see so many out of state students.
Posted on 2/2/15 at 1:33 pm to MSTiger33
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Interesting to see so many out of state students.
Probably come from states where Lacrosse is a high school sport. Do they play Lacrosse in Louisiana?
Posted on 2/2/15 at 3:17 pm to gooseman65
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Yes they do and we are trying to grow the sport. I coach in Lafayette
Thanks for the info.
Posted on 2/2/15 at 3:48 pm to wilfont
Very interesting that you ask as there is some girls lacrosse in Louisiana & we went over to SJA last week to help spread the growth of the game.
Here is the post via our Facebook page:
LSU Womens Lax @ SJA
Very fortunate to have been able to work with a few St. Joseph's Academy students on Thursday, Jan. 29. We were able to host a free clinic for potentially interested girls, and the numbers looked promising. We hope to continue to help grow the game in LA, while simultaneously giving back to the community!
Below is an article SJA wrote about the clinic, along with a link including pictures from the event. Geaux Tigers, and happy February!
SJA Write-Up
Dropbox Link for Event Day Images
Here is the post via our Facebook page:
LSU Womens Lax @ SJA
Very fortunate to have been able to work with a few St. Joseph's Academy students on Thursday, Jan. 29. We were able to host a free clinic for potentially interested girls, and the numbers looked promising. We hope to continue to help grow the game in LA, while simultaneously giving back to the community!
Below is an article SJA wrote about the clinic, along with a link including pictures from the event. Geaux Tigers, and happy February!
SJA Write-Up
Dropbox Link for Event Day Images
Posted on 2/3/15 at 2:07 pm to LSUWLAX
Happy Tuesday Tiger Fans! The 4th Edition of getting to know your 2015 Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team is here.
Top Left: Senior Tameka Gongs is in her 1st season with the team. The Biological Engineering major out of Washington DC will be a solid defender wearing #13 for the Lady Tigers.
Fun Fact: 60 Minutes dud a story on her HS & there is a clip of her shaking the President’s hand (pictured).
Top Right: Madison Murray comes to the Tigers by way of C.E. Byrd HS up in Shreveport, LA. The Freshman in her 1st season with the team is majoring in Textiles & Apparel Merchandising with a Minor in Business. Look for #22 to spend plenty of her time at attack & midfield this season.
Fun Fact: Her initials are MNM & her parents did this on purpose so that when she runs for President she’ll give everyone M&Ms so they will vote for her.
Bottom Left: Kaci Rogers is in her 3rd season with the purple & gold. The Junior out of Winnfield, LA is majoring in Animal Science. You will #30 between the pipes at goalie.
Fun Fact: Her country accent is fun…ny.
Bottom Right: The 1 international Lady Tiger on the team is Steph Wilderspin. She is a Junior out of Colchester, Essex, UK majoring in American Literature with Creative Writing. You can find #26 on the defensive end of the field this spring.
Fun Fact: Coming from a musical background that led her to playing trumpet & saxophone from a young age. She has perfected the performance of a large repertoire of notable works including No Diggity & Rack City.
Tune in tomorrow for our next 4 Lady Tigers to get to know!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
LSU Women's Lacrosse Home Opener Facebook Event Page
Top Left: Senior Tameka Gongs is in her 1st season with the team. The Biological Engineering major out of Washington DC will be a solid defender wearing #13 for the Lady Tigers.
Fun Fact: 60 Minutes dud a story on her HS & there is a clip of her shaking the President’s hand (pictured).
Top Right: Madison Murray comes to the Tigers by way of C.E. Byrd HS up in Shreveport, LA. The Freshman in her 1st season with the team is majoring in Textiles & Apparel Merchandising with a Minor in Business. Look for #22 to spend plenty of her time at attack & midfield this season.
Fun Fact: Her initials are MNM & her parents did this on purpose so that when she runs for President she’ll give everyone M&Ms so they will vote for her.
Bottom Left: Kaci Rogers is in her 3rd season with the purple & gold. The Junior out of Winnfield, LA is majoring in Animal Science. You will #30 between the pipes at goalie.
Fun Fact: Her country accent is fun…ny.
Bottom Right: The 1 international Lady Tiger on the team is Steph Wilderspin. She is a Junior out of Colchester, Essex, UK majoring in American Literature with Creative Writing. You can find #26 on the defensive end of the field this spring.
Fun Fact: Coming from a musical background that led her to playing trumpet & saxophone from a young age. She has perfected the performance of a large repertoire of notable works including No Diggity & Rack City.
Tune in tomorrow for our next 4 Lady Tigers to get to know!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
LSU Women's Lacrosse Home Opener Facebook Event Page
Posted on 2/3/15 at 2:20 pm to jondavid11
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I have warned my daughter that this board has a numbering system.
Posted on 2/4/15 at 2:19 pm to LSUWLAX
On National Signing Day Wednesday (Geaux Tigers Football) we bring you the 5th edition of getting to know your 2015 Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team.
Top Left: Former LSU crew team member Carley Reidel is in her 1st season with the Lady Tigers in her Senior year. Hailing from Sacramento, CA she is majoring in Biology & will be found sporting #16 on the defensive as well as midfield positions this spring.
Fun Fact: She used to live near Folsom Prison. Near, not IN…
Top Right: Team Treasurer Teresa Guilbault comes to LSU by way of Woodstock, GA. The Senior is majoring in Coastal/Environmental Science in here 2nd season with the team. You will find #33 on the Low Defensive position this Spring keeping opponents from scoring.
Fun Fact: She can’t think of a fun fact...
Bottom Left: Junior Rebecca Lambert is double majoring in Psychology & Sociology. You will find #18 playing defense & potentially some midfield in her 1st season with the Tigers. Her brother Roy, pictured, played for the LSU Men’s Lacrosse Team.
Fun Fact: She studied at Stanford over the summer & earned a 4.0 GPA.
Bottom Right: From way up in Long Island, NY we have Junior Emily Sullivan. In her 2nd season with the purple & gold she is majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with Minors in Fine Art, Fashion Merchandising & Art Administration. Wearing #2 this Spring at the midfield & attack positions will be her 10th year playing lacrosse.
Fun Fact: She loves painting, drawing, & yoga.
Tune in tomorrow for our final Lady Tigers to get to know!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
Home Opener Double Header Facebook Event Page
Top Left: Former LSU crew team member Carley Reidel is in her 1st season with the Lady Tigers in her Senior year. Hailing from Sacramento, CA she is majoring in Biology & will be found sporting #16 on the defensive as well as midfield positions this spring.
Fun Fact: She used to live near Folsom Prison. Near, not IN…
Top Right: Team Treasurer Teresa Guilbault comes to LSU by way of Woodstock, GA. The Senior is majoring in Coastal/Environmental Science in here 2nd season with the team. You will find #33 on the Low Defensive position this Spring keeping opponents from scoring.
Fun Fact: She can’t think of a fun fact...
Bottom Left: Junior Rebecca Lambert is double majoring in Psychology & Sociology. You will find #18 playing defense & potentially some midfield in her 1st season with the Tigers. Her brother Roy, pictured, played for the LSU Men’s Lacrosse Team.
Fun Fact: She studied at Stanford over the summer & earned a 4.0 GPA.
Bottom Right: From way up in Long Island, NY we have Junior Emily Sullivan. In her 2nd season with the purple & gold she is majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with Minors in Fine Art, Fashion Merchandising & Art Administration. Wearing #2 this Spring at the midfield & attack positions will be her 10th year playing lacrosse.
Fun Fact: She loves painting, drawing, & yoga.
Tune in tomorrow for our final Lady Tigers to get to know!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
Home Opener Double Header Facebook Event Page
Posted on 2/5/15 at 3:38 pm to LSUWLAX
The 6th edition of getting your know your 2015 Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team is here with our final 2 players!
Left: Freshman Lauren Fontenot has joined the program in her Freshman year as a former softball player out of Youngsville, LA. Her natural athletic ability has her creating an immediate impact at defense as well as midfield. Majoring in Animal, Dairy, & Poultry Sciences you can find her wearing #5 for the purple & gold.
Fun Fact: She is deathly afraid of roller coasters.
Right: Ashley Leggett comes to LSU all the way from Coto de Caza, CA. Majoring in Petroleum Engineering, this Junior is the former Team President & sports #9 at both midfield & attack for the Lady Tigers.
Fun Fact: She is a chocolate milk-aholic.
Tune in tomorrow for the final installment as we get to know our Lady Tiger coaches!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
Home Opener Double Header Facebook Event Page
Left: Freshman Lauren Fontenot has joined the program in her Freshman year as a former softball player out of Youngsville, LA. Her natural athletic ability has her creating an immediate impact at defense as well as midfield. Majoring in Animal, Dairy, & Poultry Sciences you can find her wearing #5 for the purple & gold.
Fun Fact: She is deathly afraid of roller coasters.
Right: Ashley Leggett comes to LSU all the way from Coto de Caza, CA. Majoring in Petroleum Engineering, this Junior is the former Team President & sports #9 at both midfield & attack for the Lady Tigers.
Fun Fact: She is a chocolate milk-aholic.
Tune in tomorrow for the final installment as we get to know our Lady Tiger coaches!
Be sure to "Like Us" on Facebook & "Follow Us" on Twitter (@lsuwomenslax) as well as Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all news, updates, & photos/videos from the program!
Also, be sure to mark your calendars for our home season opener next Saturday February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm:
Home Opener Double Header Facebook Event Page
Posted on 2/5/15 at 3:41 pm to LSUWLAX
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Posted on 2/5/15 at 3:48 pm to LSUWLAX
I have to admit, I love these updates so I can read the fun facts.
Posted on 2/5/15 at 9:11 pm to nvasil1
A lot of girls from outside of Louisiana.
Posted on 2/6/15 at 1:21 pm to LSUWLAX
Happy Friday Tiger Fans! The time to meet the Lady Tiger coaches is here!
Top Left: Coach Amy Jones is in her 2nd year of coaching the Lady Tigers. Originally from Jarrettsville, Maryland, Jones was a Goalie for the Wagner College Seahawks (Class of 2009), where she holds the school record of Most Saves in a Season at 184. Jones is also a member of the 2008 & 2009 Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Association Academic Squad. When Amy is not on the lacrosse field she is getting her hands dirty with history...as her day job is the Assistant Archivist for the Diocese of Baton Rouge. Amy Likes to collect academic degrees like one would collect baseball cards, currently holding a BA in Anthropology, a MA in Irish History & an MLIS in Archival Studies.
Fun Facts: Jones loves blasting music in her jeep "Jolene," Geocaching, & reigning queen of Baton Rouge bar trivia extraordinaire. Amy was once sprayed by Mike the Tiger, an event she describes as "repulsive," however described as a true religious experience to the diehard LSU fan.
Top Right: Coach Lauren Davenport is in her 2nd year of coaching the Lady Tigers, known as "Coach Lo" on the field. She played defense on the team in her graduate year at LSU. Originally from Columbia, Maryland, Davenport played basketball, football, and field hockey--but was always around the sport in her high school years. Davenport received her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education & her Masters Degree in Gifted Education. When she is not coaching, Davenport works as the EveryOne Counts Coordinator for VIPS (an education nonprofit) and as the Campus Minister for the MLK Catholic Student Center at Southern University; and volunteers by teaching PSR (Parish School of Religion) at Immaculate Conception, BR and at St. Isidore.
Fun Facts: Lauren is the first of the coaches to own a Jeep though she chooses not to name it. Lauren plans to go on a hot air balloon ride over Baton Rouge at some point in the next 6 months. Additionally, she wants to go to drift school thanks to The Fast & Furious movies.
Bottom Left: Coach Casey McDonald is in his 3rd year of coaching the Lady Tigers. McDonald played for the LSU men’s lacrosse team from Fall 2001 to Spring 2005. He graduated with a degree in Ag Business from LSU & has since gone on to earn his Masters in Athletic Administration from Ohio University. Along the way he has coached at the high school & club/travel levels in Texas, Louisiana, & Florida. While in Florida, McDonald led University HS to the best records & 1st playoff berth in school history. He was also awarded Metro Conference Coach of the Year in his 2nd season with the Cougars. McDonald has also coached 2 seasons with Rollins College in Winter Park, FL in addition to his HS coaching, & 1 season back with the 2013 LSU Men’s Lacrosse Team, at which point he also began coaching the Lady Tigers. He rounds out the coaching staff of Jeep drivers, which he lovingly calls Jessie”. McDonald lives in Breaux Bridge, LA with his wife & kids.
Fun facts: Casey attended the historic “Earthquake Game” back in 1988 at the age of 5. He has since been blessed to be an LSU Tiger fan for the rest of his life. He will not leave the end of an LSU football game, home or away, until the Golden Band from Tigerland has played the Alma Mater. He also owns more t-shirts than any 1 person should.
Bottom Right: The heart & soul of the Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team is without a doubt Coach Collin. He has been an avid lacrosse fan since the age of 3 & can often be found telling players “Good job” & “Geaux Tigers”. As a current Kindergartner, he collects conduct grades of S+ & classwork grades of 4 (both the highest marks 1 can earn) like Coach Casey collects t-shirts. He is also in his 3rd season with the Lady Tigers & is convinced that lacrosse balls are in fact NOT dinosaur eggs, as Coach Amy tries to tell him they are…Coach Collin rides along in Coach Casey’s Jeep & prefers the top to be down so that all the girls can see him as they drive by.
Fun Facts: He has unlocked the 8th World on Super Mario Bros. on Wii all by himself 4 times, twice with Coach Casey. He loves his dog, a German Short Haired Pointer named Trout, more than anything else in this world.
You now know everyone on the 2015 Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team!
Be sure to "Like Us" here on Facebook & "Follow Us" on both Twitter & Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all of our games, events, news, & shenanigans.
Also, be sure to to come to our home season opener tomorrow, February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm. The LSU men's team will be taking on Florida at 1pm on a neighboring field. Plenty of lacrosse action to be seen!
LSU Women's Lacrosse Home Opener Double Header Facebook Event Page
Top Left: Coach Amy Jones is in her 2nd year of coaching the Lady Tigers. Originally from Jarrettsville, Maryland, Jones was a Goalie for the Wagner College Seahawks (Class of 2009), where she holds the school record of Most Saves in a Season at 184. Jones is also a member of the 2008 & 2009 Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Association Academic Squad. When Amy is not on the lacrosse field she is getting her hands dirty with history...as her day job is the Assistant Archivist for the Diocese of Baton Rouge. Amy Likes to collect academic degrees like one would collect baseball cards, currently holding a BA in Anthropology, a MA in Irish History & an MLIS in Archival Studies.
Fun Facts: Jones loves blasting music in her jeep "Jolene," Geocaching, & reigning queen of Baton Rouge bar trivia extraordinaire. Amy was once sprayed by Mike the Tiger, an event she describes as "repulsive," however described as a true religious experience to the diehard LSU fan.
Top Right: Coach Lauren Davenport is in her 2nd year of coaching the Lady Tigers, known as "Coach Lo" on the field. She played defense on the team in her graduate year at LSU. Originally from Columbia, Maryland, Davenport played basketball, football, and field hockey--but was always around the sport in her high school years. Davenport received her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education & her Masters Degree in Gifted Education. When she is not coaching, Davenport works as the EveryOne Counts Coordinator for VIPS (an education nonprofit) and as the Campus Minister for the MLK Catholic Student Center at Southern University; and volunteers by teaching PSR (Parish School of Religion) at Immaculate Conception, BR and at St. Isidore.
Fun Facts: Lauren is the first of the coaches to own a Jeep though she chooses not to name it. Lauren plans to go on a hot air balloon ride over Baton Rouge at some point in the next 6 months. Additionally, she wants to go to drift school thanks to The Fast & Furious movies.
Bottom Left: Coach Casey McDonald is in his 3rd year of coaching the Lady Tigers. McDonald played for the LSU men’s lacrosse team from Fall 2001 to Spring 2005. He graduated with a degree in Ag Business from LSU & has since gone on to earn his Masters in Athletic Administration from Ohio University. Along the way he has coached at the high school & club/travel levels in Texas, Louisiana, & Florida. While in Florida, McDonald led University HS to the best records & 1st playoff berth in school history. He was also awarded Metro Conference Coach of the Year in his 2nd season with the Cougars. McDonald has also coached 2 seasons with Rollins College in Winter Park, FL in addition to his HS coaching, & 1 season back with the 2013 LSU Men’s Lacrosse Team, at which point he also began coaching the Lady Tigers. He rounds out the coaching staff of Jeep drivers, which he lovingly calls Jessie”. McDonald lives in Breaux Bridge, LA with his wife & kids.
Fun facts: Casey attended the historic “Earthquake Game” back in 1988 at the age of 5. He has since been blessed to be an LSU Tiger fan for the rest of his life. He will not leave the end of an LSU football game, home or away, until the Golden Band from Tigerland has played the Alma Mater. He also owns more t-shirts than any 1 person should.
Bottom Right: The heart & soul of the Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team is without a doubt Coach Collin. He has been an avid lacrosse fan since the age of 3 & can often be found telling players “Good job” & “Geaux Tigers”. As a current Kindergartner, he collects conduct grades of S+ & classwork grades of 4 (both the highest marks 1 can earn) like Coach Casey collects t-shirts. He is also in his 3rd season with the Lady Tigers & is convinced that lacrosse balls are in fact NOT dinosaur eggs, as Coach Amy tries to tell him they are…Coach Collin rides along in Coach Casey’s Jeep & prefers the top to be down so that all the girls can see him as they drive by.
Fun Facts: He has unlocked the 8th World on Super Mario Bros. on Wii all by himself 4 times, twice with Coach Casey. He loves his dog, a German Short Haired Pointer named Trout, more than anything else in this world.
You now know everyone on the 2015 Lady Tigers Lacrosse Team!
Be sure to "Like Us" here on Facebook & "Follow Us" on both Twitter & Instagram (@lsuwomenslax) to stay up to date with all of our games, events, news, & shenanigans.
Also, be sure to to come to our home season opener tomorrow, February 7th out at the LSU Sports & Rec Fields down on River Rd (just down the way from Alex Box Stadium) for our conference game vs. Baylor at 2pm & a non-conference contest vs. Tulane right after at approximately 4pm. The LSU men's team will be taking on Florida at 1pm on a neighboring field. Plenty of lacrosse action to be seen!
LSU Women's Lacrosse Home Opener Double Header Facebook Event Page
Posted on 2/6/15 at 1:25 pm to LSUWLAX
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