University of Connecticut Athletics
Lowie Earns All-America Honors
5/21/2002 12:00:00 AM | Women's Lacrosse
STORRS, CT (May 21) – Pam Lowie (Cortland, NY) of the University of Connecticut women’s lacrosse team was named to the 2002 IWLCA/USL All-American Third Team as selected by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Association and US Lacrosse. Brine Lacrosse, Inc. sponsors the awards, and for the first year the IWLCA and US Lacrosse have joined efforts in promoting the accomplishments of student-athletes on the field.
Lowie earned 2002 All-BIG EAST First Team honors to wrap-up her four-year career at UConn. In 2002, Lowie notched 33 goals and six assists for a team-second 39 points. She collected 35 ground balls, caused 21 turnovers and had 14 draw controls. Lowie ends her four-year career at UConn holding the program record for goals (153), points (173) and shots on goal (336).
NCAA Division I champion Princeton placed three athletes on the first team, while runner-up Georgetown and semifinalist North Carolina both had two honorees. ACC regular-season champion Virginia had two first team selections, as did CAA regular-season champion Loyola.
The Huskies completed the 2002 season with an overall record of 9-7, one win shy of tying the program record for victories in a season. In only the second season of the BIG EAST Conference lacrosse league, UConn held a .500 record of 3-3, shattering the team’s 2001 record of 1-6. The Huskies place three players on the 2002 All-BIG EAST Teams, the most in program history.
First Team
Lauren Aumiller Virginia
Rachael Becker Princeton
Melissa Biles Georgetown
Tricia Dabrowski Loyola
Erin Elbe Georgetown
Jessie Groszkowski New Hampshire
Courtney Hobbs Maryland
Christine McPike North Carolina
Megan Mirick Ohio State
Stacey Morlang Loyola
Jen Newitt Dartmouth
Jaimee Reynolds Cornell
Tiffany Schummer Virginia
Theresa Sherry Princeton
Lauren Simone Princeton
Porter Wilkinson North Carolina
Second Team
Sarah Averson Cornell
Suzanne Eyler Loyola
Lauren Gallagher Duke
Carrie Giancola Cornell
Erica Holveck Cornell
Charlotte Kenworthy Princeton
Erin K1utner Harvard
Kathryn Lam Notre Dame
Brooke Owens Princeton
Gina Sambus Virginia
Danielle Shearer Notre Dame
Lisa Staedt James Madison
Lindsay Stone North Carolina
Kellie Thompson North Carolina
Suzanne Wosczyna Old Dominion
Leigh-Ann Zimmer Syracuse
Third Team
Amy Appelt Virginia
Crissy Book Penn
Noelle Cebron Temple
Kelly Coppedge Maryland
Andrea Fortino North Carolina
Kristen Foster Duke
Marianne Gioffre Loyola
Ericka Hergenroeder Boston University
Megan Lewis Vanderbilt
Pam Lowie Connecticut
Gloria Lozano Georgetown
Wick Stanwick Georgetown
Megan Strenski Yale
Jill Toomey George Mason
Laurie Tortorelli Delaware
Shannon Wilson Ohio State
