SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — The Roger Williams University Women's Lacrosse team put seven athletes on the All-Commonwealth Coast Conference Team while Head Coach Jennifer Fox was selected as CCC Co-Coach of the Year.
 
Emily Stoeppel (Brookfield, Conn.) and Madi Drain (Waterboro, Maine) were each selected to the All-CCC First Team. Ashley Warren (Wilmington, Mass.), Lauren Flahive (Foxborough, Mass.), Rylie Dalzell (Wrentham, Mass.), and Lydia Nelson (Center Moriches, N.Y.) all earned spots on the All-CCC Second Team. Devon Sarazin (Falmouth, Maine) was chosen to the All-CCC Third Team.
 
Fox nabs her second straight CCC Coach of the Year honor after leading Roger Williams to an 7-1 CCC (11-5 overall) record. Her team finished third in the league in scoring (13.81 goals per game) and second in goals allowed (8.56). Part of her team's success was its strong possession game as they rank just outside the top-25 nationally in turnovers per game (15.75). The Hawks head into the 2019 CCC Championship Tournament as the No. 2 seed.
 
Stoeppel had another accomplished season for the Hawks, finishing the regular season third in the conference in assists (23), fourth in points (71), and ninth in goals (48). She also ranked sixth in the CCC with 68 draw controls while adding 35 ground balls and 17 caused turnovers. She was a three-time CCC Player of the Week and tied the single-game goals record for RWU with nine in a 23-3 win over Wentworth. This marks her fourth straight selection to the All-CCC First Team.
 
Drain established herself as one of the premier defenders in the conference in her first season of play. She ended the regular season ranked eighth in the CCC with 26 caused turnovers and ninth in the conference with 43 ground balls. She was selected as CCC Rookie of the Week back on April 1 after grabbing 10 ground balls and adding eight draw controls and four caused turnovers in a pair of wins for the Hawks.
 
Warren put together 49 points on 30 goals and 19 assists, ranking in the top 20 in all three offensive categories in the conference. Her 19 assists also puts her ninth in the CCC. She also added 18 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers.
 
Flahive scored 35 points on 25 goals and 10 assists for Roger Williams on the season. An accurate scorer, her .625 shooting percentage places her eighth in the CCC. She also added 46 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers, placing her seventh and ninth respectively in the CCC.
 
Dalzell has been one of the Hawks' top defenders on the season. She has notched 15 caused turnovers and collected 23 ground balls on the year. In addition, she has helped RWU finish the regular season with an 8.56 goals-against average, second best in the conference.
 
Nelson was one of the top goalies in the Commonwealth Coast Conference this season. She leads the CCC in winning percentage (.750), goals against (93), and goals-against average (8.20). Her .475 save percentage also places her second in the CCC while her 84 saves puts her in ninth place in the conference.  
 
Sarazin logged 43 points on 28 goals and 15 assists for Roger Williams on the season. She also posted 15 ground balls, seven draw controls, and six caused turnovers for the Hawks.