LANCASTER, Pa. - Earlier today, the Centennial Conference announced the 2022-23 All-Centennial Conference Women's Lacrosse Team. After an historic season filled with broken program records, the team receives other exciting news. Goalkeeper Elizabeth Tompkins '23 becomes the first athlete in Bryn Mawr lacrosse's history to be named to the All-Centennial Conference First-Team. In addition, fellow seniors Morgan Nash also earned Honorable Mention and Sophie Sangster was named to the Sportsmanship Team.

Tompkins led the Centennial Conference this season in saves (173) and save percentage (55.4). She also placed fourth in the conference for goals-against average (10.75). The senior goalkeeper's impressive season led her to become the College record holder for the lowest career goals-against average (10.32).  Tompkins also holds Top-10 spots in categories such as career saves (231), career save percentage (.520), season save percentage (.554), season goals against average (10.79), and the most wins in a single season (5). In the Owls' final game of the season against Franklin and Marshall, the senior tallied 23 saves to also break into the Top-10 for the most saves in a single game.

Morgan Nash led Bryn Mawr this year in caused turnovers (23) and earned the second most ground balls (41) this season for the Owls. Nash also received a key award at the Athletic Department's end-of-year banquet. The New Jersey native's sportsmanship and leadership both on and off the field earned Nash the Jenepher Shillingford Award, which is given in dedication to former Director of Athletics and Physical Education Jenepher Shillingford.

The Bryn Mawr Athletic Department congratulates these seniors and the entire lacrosse team on a momentous season!