June 2, 2004
NORFOLK, VA -- Old Dominion midfielder Suzanne Wosczyna (Phoenixville, PA) added to her growing list of accolades by being named Third Team All-American by IWLCA/US Lacrosse and Women's Lacrosse.com.
Earlier Wosczyna, one of the most decorated women's lacrosse athletes in ODU history, earned third team honors from Inside Lacrosse magazine.
Wosczyna concluded her career as the most prolific scorer in Old Dominion history. The Lady Monarchs' all-time leader in points (325), goals (206), and assists (119), Wosczyna was the first ever CAA women's lacrosse player to earn First Team All-CAA honors throughout her entire career. This season, she led the team in scoring with 57 goals, 28 assists, and 85 points in 16 games. The senior midfielder earned at least one point in every contest this season including 12 multiple scoring efforts. In addition to her scoring prowess, Wosczyna was among the leaders on her squad in groundballs (44), draw controls (42), and caused turnovers (23).
On the national level, Wosczyna ranked third in points per game (5.2), seventh in goals per game (3.33), and seventh (1.87) in assists per game. Additionally, she was one of among 24 student-athletes that were selected to represent the "south" roster at the North/South Senior All-Star game to be held at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) on June 5th.
The award marks the third straight season Wosczyna has been named an IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-American, the most of any other Lady Monarch student-athlete. She earned second team honors in 2002 as a sophomore and third team honors as a junior in 2003.