The women's lacrosse team swept the Ivy League's top two honors, it was announced Tuesday, the second straight year that Tigers have claimed both the Ivy Player of the Year and the Rookie of the Year awards.
Senior attack Lindsey Biles, who led the league with 62 points, shared Player of the Year honors with Dartmouth's Katieanne Christian, while midfielder Katie Lewis-Lamonica nabbed the Rookie of the Year award.
Senior midfielder Elizabeth Pillion and junior defender Lauren Vance accompanied Biles on the All-Ivy first team. Senior attack Ingrid Goldberg, who scored 21 goals this season, was named second-team All-Ivy, while senior goalie Sarah Kolodner and sophomore midfielder Kathleen Miller both earned honorable mention status.
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