Colorado State • WCla diviSion i CHaMpion
FiniSHed BUSineSS
Colorado State’s seniors erased the pain of 2012, winning a third national title
BY BRIAN LOGUE H
ayley Bernstein jogged to a trainer on the sideline and looked down at her heavily wrapped right leg.
“Just tear it off,” she said.
it was a symbolic moment. Bernstein and the Colorado State seniors definitively erased the pain of 2012. the rams defeated UC Santa Barbara 14-4 in the US lacrosse Women’s Collegiate lacrosse associates (WCla)
WCLA’S BEST Bernstein, Hunter win
Amtahcha Awards The Amtahcha Awards were established in 2012 by a gift from Dr. Larry Feldman, founder of
LaxPower.com, to the US Lacrosse Foundation. The awards honor the top players in their respective divisions of the US Lacrosse Women’s Collegiate Lacrosse Associates (WCLA).
national Championship, presented by Harrow Sports. Bernstein, who scored five goals in the May 11 final in Colorado Springs, Colo., was named the tournament’s outstanding midfielder after leading Colorado State to its third national title. Bernstein’s leg was the least of her worries. “i had my appendix out a week and a half ago,” she said afterward. other seniors showed similar grit. Sarah Moyer nursed a left wrist injury through final two days of the tournament. Karly Slyne, wearing a knee brace from an injury she
COLORADO STATE HAYLEY BERNSTEIN Division I
A two-time All-American midfielder, Bernstein led the Rams to a perfect season. She had 24 goals, 16 assists and 57 draw controls coming into WCLA playoffs.
UtaH
LAURA HUNTER
Division II
An All-American midfielder, Hunter scored the game-winning goal in the semifinals, helping the Utes reach the Division II final. For the season, she had 50 goals and 41 assists.
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