USA Lacrosse Names 2024 Women's Box Training Camp Roster

Head coach Ginny Capicchioni and her staff have named the 32 players invited to training camp later this month who will be vying for a spot on the final roster for the 2024 U.S. Women’s Box Team.

The three-day training camp will be August 23-25 in Utica, N.Y., in preparation for the 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championships, Sept. 20-29, also in Utica. This is the first time that World Lacrosse has hosted a women’s championship in box lacrosse.

Capicchioni expects to announce the team’s final 23-player roster within a few days following the conclusion of the training camp.

The U.S. team will be one of 10 squads competing for the first women’s box championship and begins play on Sept. 20 against the Netherlands.  See the full U.S. team schedule here.

The U.S. Women’s Box National Team is supported by the following sponsors: Nike, MedStar Health, Gait, Cascade, Stryker and Athletic Republic.

Runners (29)

Olivia Adamson – Syracuse ‘25 
Erin Bakes – USC ’21 / Georgetown (Gr.) 
Sydni Black - Loyola ‘24
Abby Bosco – Penn ’21 / Maryland (Gr.) 
Mackenzie Burns – Stony Brook ‘19 
Kristen Carr – North Carolina ‘10 
Juliette Cusano – Tusculum ‘21 
Marge Donovan – Princeton ’22 / Maryland (Gr.) 
Riley Ewing – Ohio State ‘21 
Molly Garrett – Michigan ‘20 
Melissa Hawkins – Vanderbilt ‘22 
Emily Hawryschuk – Syracuse ‘20 
Ally Kennedy – Stony Brook ‘20 
Nicole Levy – Syracuse ‘19 
Ally Mastroianni – North Carolina ‘21 
Olivia Mattis – James Madison ‘25 
Lucy Munro – Northwestern ‘26 
Charlotte North – Boston College ‘21 
Helen Park – Arizona State ‘25 
Livy Rosenzweig - Loyola ‘22
Melissa Sconone – North Carolina ’23 / Hofstra (Gr.) 
Sam Swart – Syracuse ‘21 
Courtney Taylor – Temple ’21 / Boston College (Gr.) 
Taylor VanThof – Loyola ‘19 
Caroline Wakefield – North Carolina ‘21 
Tianna Wallpher – Towson ‘18 
Haley Warden – James Madison ‘18 
Cecilia Webb – Virginia ‘27 
Kayla Wood – North Carolina '21

Goalies (3)

Ingrid Boyum – Navy ‘18 
Madison Doucette – Northwestern ’22 / Johns Hopkins (Gr.) 
Taylor Moreno – North Carolina ‘21