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United Women's Lacrosse League Announces 2016 All-Stars

Date:  Source: United Women's Lacrosse (UWLX)

Kayla Treanor (left) and Sloane Serpe were both named 2016 All-Stars (Photo by Sue Spencer).

BOSTON (Aug. 31, 2016) – With its inaugural season now in the books, the United Women’s Lacrosse League (UWLX) has officially named its 2016 All-Stars. 30 overall players were named UWLX All-Stars, creating the potential for exhibition matches over the offseason. 

In the naming of the two All-Star Teams, the four UWLX head coaches (along with their coaching staff) selected their top positional players. Four goalies were selected overall, along with 10 players in the midfield and eight each in the attack and defense.

2016 UWLX ALL-STARS (Alphabetical Order)

Attack (8)

Aust, Alex – Baltimore Ride

Dobbie, Dana – Baltimore Ride

Dowd, Katrina – Long Island Sound

Leonard, Alyssa – Long Island Sound

Mupo, Kara – Philadelphia Force

Murray, Alyssa – Philadelphia Force

Spencer, Danielle – Boston Storm

Treanor, Kayla – Boston Storm

Midfield (10)

Bullard, Sarah – Boston Storm

Cummings, Taylor – Baltimore Ride

Fratzke, Hillary – Long Island Sound

Gilroy, Shannon – Long Island Sound

Glaros, Beth – Baltimore Ride

Igoe, Kristin – Boston Storm

McPartland, Kelly – Long Island Sound

Schwarzmann, Katie – Baltimore Ride

Silfer, Erin – Boston Storm

VanThof, Taryn – Long Island Sound

Defense (8)

Block, Becca – Long Island Sound

Carr, Kristen – Baltimore Ride

Hertsch, Katie – Philadelphia Force

Lesher, Maddy – Baltimore Ride

Mercer, Alice – Long Island Sound

Reilly, Holly – Boston Storm

Russell, Jennifer – Boston Storm

Serpe, Sloane – Long Island Sound

Goalie (4)

Bianco, Bridget – Philadelphia Force

Hogan, Liz – Boston Storm

Stoothoff, Kerry – Baltimore Ride

Wills, Devon – Long Island Sound

History was made on July 31st at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md., when the Long Island Sound defeated the Boston Storm in the inaugural UWLX Championship Game, 13-8. With the win, Long Island became the first-ever champions in professional women’s lacrosse history, capping off a highly successful season that saw the Sound sit atop the UWLX Standings for the entire 2016 campaign and enter the playoffs as the top seed of the tournament.

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