Thomas College Women's Lacrosse

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Division III Women’s Lacrosse Team

Photos from Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association's post 06/13/2026

Thankful for our officials!

06/11/2026

Big news for the future of athletics in Maine.

Thomas College is launching a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Coaching, starting Fall 2026. This first-of-its-kind program in Maine is designed to prepare the next generation of coaches to lead with knowledge, confidence, and purpose.

Blending sport science, psychology, leadership, and performance training, students will learn how to develop athletes, build strong team cultures, and elevate performance from day one. With hands-on experience and internship opportunities, graduates will be ready to make an impact in the ever-evolving world of athletics.

“If you’re passionate about sports and helping others grow, coaching may be one of the most meaningful careers you can pursue,” said Dr. Greg King.

The future of coaching starts here: https://www.thomas.edu/programs/athletic-coaching-bs/

05/20/2026

The trees on campus are giving main character energy today and we’re here for it!

Photos from Thomas College Women's Lacrosse's post 05/18/2026

Saturday was a beautiful day to celebrate their success and impact. We will miss them and can’t wait for the alumni game.

Photos from Thomas College Women's Lacrosse's post 05/10/2026

Last but certainly not least, #99, Gwen Schillie!

Gwen Schillie will graduate with a degree in Psychology with a concentration in mental health and a minor in Sport Management 🎓

A true team‑first player, Gwen has contributed in multiple roles over three seasons, adapting to whatever the program needed while consistently earning NAC All‑Academic honors. Off the field, Gwen is deeply involved in campus leadership as a WLAX SAAC rep, President of Active Minds, member of SAID, Alpha Chi, Special Olympics Club, Student Philanthropy Team, and Co‑Founder, Vice President, and Social Media Coordinator for Morgan’s Message.

After graduation, Gwen plans to pursue a career as a sports therapist, supporting the mental and physical well‑being of athletes and coaches. We will miss you, Gwen!

Photos from Thomas College Women's Lacrosse's post 05/09/2026

Next up, senior goalie, Bristol Sine!

Bristol will graduate with a double major in Criminal Justice and Psychology with a concentration in forensics.

A leader on and off the field, Bristol has been a steady presence for the program over three seasons and earned multiple NAC honors, including Co‑Defensive Player of the Year and All‑Conference recognition.

Off the field, Bristol has made an incredible impact as a member of SAAC and SAID, Secretary of Active Minds, Co‑Founder and President of Morgan’s Message, and President of the Criminal Justice Club, and was recently inducted into Alpha Chi.

After graduation, Bristol will attend George Washington University to pursue a master’s degree as she works toward a career in federal law enforcement. We are proud of you Bristol and are excited to witness how far you go!

Photos from Thomas College Women's Lacrosse's post 05/08/2026

Our next senior this year was Jorgie Arduini!

Jorgie Arduini will graduate with a double major in Criminal Justice and Psychology.

Over three seasons, Jorgie has been a cornerstone of the program, known for her versatility, relentless work ethic, and ability to make an impact on both sides of the ball. She earned NAC All‑Conference honors in 2024 and 2025 and has been a leader within the team culture. Off the field, Jorgie serves as Vice President of the Criminal Justice Club and is a member of Morgan’s Message.

We’re excited that Jorgie will return to play next season before pursuing a career in law enforcement, with the goal of becoming a local or state detective.

Photos from Thomas College Women's Lacrosse's post 05/07/2026

Next up, #8 Maria Protheroe!

Maria Protheroe will graduate with a degree in Educational Studies with a focus on elementary education.

A steady and versatile contributor, Maria appeared in 18 games with 14 starts, totaling 4 goals, 2 assists, 16 ground balls, and 4 caused turnovers while impacting the field wherever needed. Off the field, she’s involved in dance club, cross country, and serves as social media coordinator for the investment society.

After graduation, Maria plans to begin her career as an elementary school teacher while continuing to explore the world through travel.

Photos from Thomas College Women's Lacrosse's post 05/06/2026

Next up from our senior day, #7, Sadie Dorr!

Sadie will graduate with a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and Elementary Education, with a minor in science.

Over two seasons, Sadie started all 18 games, totaled 13 goals, 5 assists, 47 ground balls, and 34 caused turnovers, bringing grit, composure, and leadership to the midfield.

After graduation, Sadie will serve her country by entering the United States Military. We’re proud of all she’s accomplished at Thomas and beyond. We're always cheering for you.

Photos from Thomas College Women's Lacrosse's post 05/05/2026

Looking back on senior day - first up, Emily Gower!

Gower will graduate with a degree in Psychology (mental health concentration) and a minor in English. A three‑year starter and steady anchor on defense, she has earned multiple All‑Academic honors. Off the field, she serves as Secretary for Morgan’s Message.

We’re excited that Emily will be returning to Thomas next season before pursuing a career as a school psychologist! 👏🥍💙

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