Girls Varsity Lacrosse
Prospective Athletes
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Overview
The Canterbury girls’ lacrosse program competes in the highly competitive Western New England Prep School Lacrosse Association (WNEPSLA), competing against schools in the A, B, and C Divisions. After capturing the Class C title in both 2013 and 2014, Canterbury petitioned and was awarded a Class B ranking.
Over the course of the programs history, student-athletes from Canterbury have continued their lacrosse careers at the Division I, II, and III levels. Canterbury offers a JV program for those individuals new to the game and a varsity program for those skilled athletes who are prepared to compete at a higher level. Canterbury School values the lessons learned by those individuals who compete in interscholastic athletics and thus strives to encourage students to push themselves both physically and mentally through competition. The girls’ lacrosse program works to instill the importance of character building through sport.Coaches
Head Coach Lindsay Mulhern
Lindsay was appointed as the head coach of Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse in 2013. She brings nearly 20 years experience coaching independent school lacrosse and four years of competitive collegiate playing experience. Lindsay was a varsity letter winner and two-year captain of the D1 lacrosse program at James Madison University, VA. The team was CAA Champions in 1997, and Lindsay was named a CAA All-Conference Defender. Lindsay then served as the assistant coach of the United States U-19 Women’s Lacrosse team from 2002-2008 during which the team won the World Cup Championship in 2003 and 2007. Lindsay has led the Saints to consistent back-to-back seasons with winning records during her tenure as head coach. For the last four years with her as head coach, the team has won more than 70 percent of their games each season.