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Girls' Lacrosse leaders
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Average per game
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Rank Name School Total
1 Elizabeth Murphy Centreville 136
2 Paige Richbourg Centreville 89
3 Grayson Offut St. Stephen's/St. Agnes 82
4 Laura Crawford Yorktown 79
5 Kelsey Shea Paul VI 76
6 Karson Harris Leonardtown 74
7 Anna Hofgard Langley 69
- Emma Vinall W.T. Woodson 69
8 Claire Ashworth Loudoun Valley 68
- Courtlynne Caskin Potomac School 68
9 Emma Crooks Langley 66
- Kate Sites Leonardtown 66
10 Chloe Conaghan National Cathedral 65
11 Maddy Ugaz Bullis 64
12 Jacque Pino Damascus 63
13 Amy Roche George Mason 60
14 Eliza Soutter Potomac School 59
15 Kelly Horning Holy Cross 57
16 Stephanie Hong Holton-Arms 56
17 Alexandra Bruno Holy Cross 55
18 Anna Lippy Sherwood 54
- Stephanie Palmucci Oakton 54
19 CALEY NEVILLE Great Mills 53
20 Julia Gilbert Bullis 51
- Carlie Rosenburg Battlefield 51
21 Charlotte Clavelli Paul VI 47
- Kaleigh Curtin Paul VI 47
- Kennon Moon St. Stephen's/St. Agnes 47
22 Lilia Cruz Leonardtown 46
23 Margaret Stephan W.T. Woodson 45
- Peighton Stone Damascus 45
24 Molly Brock St. John's 44
- Logan Dougherty W.T. Woodson 44
- Natalie Gates W.T. Woodson 44
- Hannah Jones Sidwell Friends 44
25 Paulina DeAnda McLean 43
- Claudia Pilcher Centennial 43
- Jaimi Pollack Centreville 43
26 Nina McCormack Sidwell Friends 42
- Marina Smith Langley 42
27 Mollie Carr Stone Ridge 41
- Maggie Fowler Georgetown Visitation 41
28 Claire Hiscott George Mason 40
- Grace Segreti St. John's 40
- Cassidy Slavik McLean 40
29 Catie Corrolla Leonardtown 39
- Alexandra Heishman South Lakes 39
- Sophia Mense Poolesville 39
30 Katie Calvo Yorktown 38
- Carly Moore Stone Bridge 38
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