June 4, 2001

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The University of Maryland women's lacrosse team continued to receive fallout from its 2001 National Championship as five players received Division I All-American honors from 360lacrosse.com.

Attacker Allison Comito, defender Courtney Martinez and midfielders Jen Adams and Quinn Carney were all named first team in the balloting. Defender Tori Wellington was named to the second team.

In addition, Adams was named National Midfielder of the Year while Martinez was named National Defender of the Year. Adams led the nation in goals (88) and assists (60) en route to her third straight All-American season and possibly her third straight national player of the year honors. Martinez had a breakout senior season on defense leading the team in caused turnovers (40) and finishing second in ground balls (56) despite missing several games due to injury. She was also the NCAA Tournament Championship's most valuable player.

As for the other Terps honored, Comito scored the game-winning goal in yesterday's national title game and finished her career at Maryland as the school's third all-time leading goal scorer with 174, behind only Adams and Kelly Amonte. Carney was one of the top all-around players in the country and was the Terps second-leading scorer this year with 50 goals and 26 points. Wellington was an all-around force for the Terps this year who scored two goals in the national championship game and assisted Comito on the gamewinner.

FIRST TEAM
Attack
Sheehan Stanwick- Georgetown
Allison Comito - Maryland
Erin Elbe - Georgetown
Stacey Morlang - Loyola

Midfield
Julie Shaner - Princeton
Jen Adams - Maryland
Quinn Carney - Maryland
Suzy Gibbons - Dartmouth

Defense
Courtney Martinez - Maryland
Rachael Becker - Princeton
Stacey Brown - Syracuse
Caitlin McLean - Georgetown

Goal
Bowen Holden - Georgetown

SECOND TEAM
Attack
Lindsay Lowman - William & Mary
Lauren Simone - Princeton
Amy Zimmer - Dartmout
Lindsay Stone - North Carolina
Midfield
Lauren Aumiller - Virginia
Christine McPike - North Carolina
Kate Kaiser - Duke
Lauren Gallagher - Duke

Defense
Lauri Kenis - Virginia
Meghan Walters - Duke
Tori Wellington - Maryland
Porter Wilkinson - North Carolina

Goal
Tricia Dabrowski - Loyola

THIRD TEAM
Attack
Jamie Larrimore - Johns Hopkins
Colleen O'Hara - Penn State
Jamie Haas- Virginia
Kim Smith - Princeton

Midfeld
Colleen Christopher - New Hampshire
Suzanne Eyler - Loyola
Tara Hannaford - William & Mary
Chrissy Lombard - Boston U
Kellie Thompson - North Carolina
Defense
Kim Fabel- William & Mary
Andrea Fortino - North Carolina
Gabby Juocys - Boston U
Katie McCorry - Cornell
Allison DeCecco - Penn State

Goal
Kristen Foster - Duke



Attacker of the Year
Sheehan Stanwick- Georgetown

Midfielder of the Year
Jen Adams - Maryland

Defender of the Year
Courtney Martinez - Maryland

Goalie of the Year
Bowen Holden - Georgetown