Women's Lacrosse's Morissette Earns Weekly Honor

 
Kaylin Morissette had game highs in goals (4) and caused turnovers (4).


Kaylin Morissette had game highs in goals (4) and caused turnovers (4).

Feb. 11, 2013

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Following a stellar collegiate debut, University of Louisville women's lacrosse's Kaylin Morissette earned WomensLax.com Rookie of the Week honors, the Illinois-based organization announced Monday.

A true freshman, Morissette led the team in its 13-3 victory over Canisius with four goals on seven shots and helped deliver head coach Kellie Young her 100th career victory. Morissette also tallied two ground balls and was credited with a game-high four caused turnovers.

Notably, Morissette, who was one of four freshmen to earn a spot in the starting lineup, tied Bergan Foley and Sierra Smith-Hart for the most goals in a Louisville debut. Three of Morissette's goals came before the halftime break.

The Bowmanville, Ontario, native came to Louisville with impressive credentials, as she held the title of co-captain for the U-19 Canadian National Lacrosse Team and helped lead the squad to a bronze medal at the U-19 World Cup in Hannover, Germany. Morissette also was named to the All-World Team and earned MVP honors of the bronze medal game.

Louisville continues its three-game home stand on Saturday, Feb. 16, against No. 13 Ohio State. First draw is scheduled for 2 p.m. in the UofL Lacrosse Stadium.

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