Courtney Cook

Whitney Moran

Whitney is currently pursuing her Masters in Publishing from GW University, where she just completed her 5th year of NCAA eligibility. Prior to GW, she attended Long Island University where she got her Bachelors in Political Science and played 4 years on the women’s lacrosse team.  She was a 4 year contributor at LIU in the midfield and as a draw specialist. She was a captain her junior and senior years, as well as named Second Team All Conference and was a 3 time NEC Weekly Prime Performer.

She was named IWLCA Division I Academic Honor Roll for both the 2022 and 2023 seasons, in addition to being named A-10 All Conference Academic Team. For the Revolutionaries, Whitney was a captain who played low attack where she put up 41 points and accumulated 31 draw controls.

Whitney grew up in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where she attended high school on the United States Air Force base. She played 4 years of varsity lacrosse, and was an active member in both the yearbook and newspaper.

Coaching at a variety of levels, Whitney loves watching players develop skills on the field and grow into amazing people off the field. Whitney’s favorite coaching memory is when she helped lead her high school alma mater to a second round playoff overtime win.

Paige Richbourg

As a Senior (2022): Played in all 18 games, making seven starts… ranks eighth all-time in UofL program with 93 draw controls… finished season with 16 goals, two assists, 18 points, 28 draw controls, 21 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers… scored at least one goal in 11 of 18 games, inlcuding five multi-goal games… ranked fourth on the team in draw controls (28) and caused turnovers (13) and fifth in goals (16)… tied her season-high and second on the team with four draw controls, adding two ground balls in the ACC Tournament loss to Pitt on 4/27… recorded two goals for the fourth time this season, adding one assist, one ground ball, four draw controls and one caused turnover in the loss to Notre Dame on 4/23… tied her season-high, picking up three ground balls in the win at Niagara on 4/18… tallied one goal, one assist, one draw contol and one caused turnover in the loss at Pitt on 4/9… tied her season/career-high with two goals, adding a season-high three ground balls in the loss to Virginia on 3/26… tallied a career-high tying two goals in the loss at Duke on 3/17… recorded a new season-high with four draw controls in the loss to Boston College on 3/5… tallied a career-high tying two goals and two draw controls in the win against Virginia Tech on 2/26… scored her first goal of the season in the win vs. Central Michigan on 2/20… tallied new season-highs with three ground balls, three caused turnovers and two draw conrols in the loss at Denver on 2/13.

As a Junior (2021): Played in all 16 games, but did not start .. finished season with four goals, one assist, five points, 26 shots, .154 SH%, 16 shots on goal, .615 SOG%, 11 ground balls, 10 caused turnovers and 10 draw controls … had one goal, three ground balls and two caused turnovers at Central Michigan on March 12 … recorded three caused turnovers and two ground balls vs. Duke on April 8.

As a Sophomore (2020): Played in all nine games with five starts … finished season with 11 goals, one assist, five ground balls, 10 caused turnovers and 21 draw controls … ranked third on team with 21 draw controls … scored at least one goal in eight of nine games and three times scored two goals … had two goals and four caused turnovers vs. Marquette on 2/17 … had two goals and career-high seven draw controls in 17-7 win over Niagara on 3/9

As a Freshman (2019): Saw action in all 18 games with 13 starts … on the season she had six goals, six free position shots, two free position goals, 16 ground balls, 12 caused turnovers and 34 draw controls … had a season high two goals vs Duke and Ohio State … had a season high five ground balls and three caused turnovers vs Virginia Tech … had a career high five draw controls vs Duquesne.

Prep: a four-year letter winner in both lacrosse and field hockey at Centreville High School … after she helped lead her team to the state semifinals as a freshman and sophomore, she directed Centreville to the state finals as a junior … following her sophomore and junior seasons, she was named Second Team All Northern Region and she was named First Team All-Conference at the conclusion of every season … after her junior season, she was named Varsity MVP and broke the single-season assist record at Centreville … in field hockey, she was named Varsity MVP all four seasons and First Team All Conference the last three years.