The Navy women's lacrosse team concluded its remarkable season with a 14-10 loss to Maryland in the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals, finishing with a 20-2 record. This marked Navy's highest-ever single-season wins and a third appearance in the Elite Eight. The Midshipmen, the Patriot League champions, showcased their growth under head coach Cindy Timchal, who celebrated her 600th career victory this season. Star player Alyssa Chung scored six goals, setting a new program record with 84 goals for the season. Despite a competitive game, Navy fell short as Maryland outscored them in the fourth quarter.

By the Numbers
  • Navy ended the season with a 20-2 record, setting a new program record for wins in a season.
  • Alyssa Chung scored six goals against Maryland, reaching a record 84 goals for the season.
State of Play
  • Navy advanced to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for the third time in program history.
  • They held a perfect 13-0 record at home this season and defeated five ranked opponents.
What's Next

The Midshipmen will look to build on this season's successes as they continue to recruit and develop talent while aiming for the NCAA Tournament again next year. With a strong underclassman core, they have a promising future ahead.

Bottom Line

Navy's women's lacrosse team has set a high standard with their historic season, showing resilience, skill, and teamwork. The legacy continued this year, and with a strong foundation, they are poised for future success while representing the Naval Academy with pride.