Dabrowski, who was also the CAA Tournament's Most Valuable Player, saved at least 10 shots in 16 of 21 games, setting a career-high with 16 against Princeton early and tying that mark against Delaware in the NCAA tournament. She also was a key factor in Loyola's win at North Carolina in the NCAA quarterfinals, stopping all four of the Tarheels' free-position opportunities in the game. Loyola also has depth in goal this season. That can only help us in practice and in games as the season wears on. Though reaching the National Collegiate tournament and the final four are always among Loyola's goals, the head coach knows that her Greyhounds need to concentrate on every game as it comes.
Opponents adjust, players graduate, injuries happen.
You have to find new ways every year to do what you have to do to win games. The Greyhounds should have plenty of chances to win plenty of games in 2001, thanks to a group of players that knows both the expectations of Loyola lacrosse and how every second matters on the way to reaching those goals.