Lacrosse

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ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT

DARCY DOYLE

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MILWAUKEE

Darcy Doyle is a dynamic attack for the University School of Milwaukee girls lacrosse team and one of the top offensive players in Wisconsin this season. A USA Lacrosse All-American and All-State First Team selection, she has been a consistent scoring leader, posting 100+ goals, double-digit assists, and averaging 5+ goals per game while drawing constant defensive attention. Known for her speed, field vision, and poise in big moments, Darcy is a game-changer and a leader on the offensive end.

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MEGAN MIKOLAJEWSKI

Coach Megan Mikolajewski is the head coach of the Divine Savior Holy Angels girls lacrosse team, leading the program with strong Wisconsin roots and a player-first mindset. A DSHA alum and former team captain, she brings firsthand experience and deep program pride to the sidelines, emphasizing skill development, game IQ, and team culture. Under her leadership, DSHA continues to grow as a competitive and disciplined presence in Wisconsin girls lacrosse.

UPDATED 2/04/2026

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Sofie Bucher

DIVISON 1 - STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY

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