Separation of Powers
Pull your stick across your body and protect it, making sure the ball is away from the defender. You want
Duke and Team USA midfi elder Taylor Trimble gives you three dodges to keep the odds in your favor
>> WHAT I DO
HAVE FUN WITH TEAM USA
your shoulder between the defender and the ball.
COME FROM A TRIBE
TAKE ADVANTAGE
It’s so much fun. It’s a lot different from U19. On the U19 team, you’re all the same age. Now these are the girls that, even when I was in high school getting recruited, these are the girls that were in college and the ones that you looked up to. They are older and getting married and engaged, and it’s just a different perspective.
My mom, Janet, played lacrosse and fi eld hockey at William & Mary. My dad, Scott, played basketball at William & Mary, too.
Any man-up drill is always so much fun. And when I was
younger, breakout was the one camp game that everyone loved — power and fi nesse. I played soccer, too.
>> MY VARIATIONS
Left: Follow the same initial sequence. Step right and pull across to get her to bite left. Except now, bring her back to the right. Seal off your defender and tuck your stick.
Right: Make her bite right, bring your stick to your outside hand, seal her off and bring your stick back in front so she can’t check. My Major
I’m majoring in public policy and markets and management. I love it, but I want to get into sports marketing after school.
My Hope for
Lacrosse More TV games. I’ve heard shot clock a lot, but I don’t know how that would work.
>> MY ROLE MODELS
Sarah Bullard was one of the players I looked up to growing up. I missed her by a year at Duke, so it’s fun to be able to play with her, knowing that she came and went through the same thing I have at Duke. Any of the Team USA players, really. With U19s, we had our big sisters. Mine was Acacia Walker. She’s someone I looked up to.”
A Publication of US Lacrosse
— compiled by Corey McLaughlin May 2014 >> LACROSSE MAGAZINE 77
©JOHN STROHSACKER
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