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In current days, we have been made conscious of a needed adjustment in our lacrosse statistics, one which concerned an excellent participant from Canton, Mich. Due to an absence of newspaper protection in her space, we didn’t get any details about Mileena Cotter’s record-breaking 215-goal season.
Cotter is an fascinating story. She has been a dominant scorer for Canton Salem (Mich.) and goes to the mid-Atlantic in the course of the summer time, dwelling out of a lodge room close to Baltimore in an effort to journey to tournaments together with her group, the Skywalkers.
In her varsity profession, she was unbelievable, scoring upwards of 16, 17, even 19 targets in a sport by herself. Even when different groups knew what was coming, there was nothing they may do to cease her.
Cotter was capable of rating her profession whole of 472 targets in a mere 49 video games, having misplaced her complete freshman season to the worldwide pandemic.
Now, there’s one other adjustment we’re having to make, and it surrounds subject hockey participant Jordyn Hollamon. She completed the week final week with 178 targets and 103 assists. However these statistics are for a profession which began again in eighth grade for her, which signifies that there must be two units of numbers for her, just like what we do for Chantae Miller, who made varsity for Williamsville (N.Y.) North in seventh grade.
So, why will we preserve monitor of each units of stats? We predict it’s an excellent factor to offer and publicize a quantity which can be picked up by the Nationwide Federation of State Excessive College Associations. As well as, it offers a possibility to provide the participant two milestones in the case of the 100-100 mark — one for a five-year general profession, and one for a four-year profession:
| G-A | PLAYER | YEARS |
| 149-135* | Chantae Miller, Williamsville (N.Y.) North | 2003-2008 |
| 126-117 | Chantae Miller, Williamsville (N.Y.) North | 2005-2008 |
| 114-108 | Alyssa Parker, Glenelg (Md.) | 2008-2011 |
| 200-201 | Haley Schleicher, Virginia Seaside First Colonial (Va.) | 2012-2015 |
| 217-134 | Meredith Sholder, Emmaus (Pa.) | 2013-2016 |
| 104-104 | Leah Crouse, Virginia Seaside Frank W. Cox (Va.) | 2014-2017 |
| 106-107 | Gabby Andretta, Summit Oak Knoll (N.J.) | 2014-2017 |
| 351-136 | Mackenzie Allessie, Mount Pleasure Donegal (Pa.) | 2015-2018 |
| 141-103 | Emma Deberdine, Millersville Penn Manor (Pa.) | 2015-2018 |
| 142-122 | Lucas Criminal, Somerset-Berkley (Mass.) | 2016-2019 |
| 141-110 | Annika Herbine, Emmaus (Pa.) | 2017-2020 |
| 124-153 | Cami Criminal, Somerset-Berkley (Mass.) | 2017-2021 |
| 140-126 | Natali Foster, Elverson Twin Valley (Pa.) | 2018-2021 |
| 175-130 | Rachel Herbine, Emmaus (Pa.) | 2019-2022 |
| 178-103** | Jordyn Hollamon, Delmar (Del.) | 2020-pres. |
| 172-95 | Jordyn Hollamon, Delmar (Del.) | 2021-pres. |
* six-year varsity profession
** five-year varsity profession
So, sure, Hollamon is on the verge of much more historical past with quite a lot of consequential video games remaining. These tales are but to be written.
