Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – University of Colorado Colorado Springs’ Julia Patrick and Regis’ Elizabeth Myotte are the Week Five Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Women’s Lacrosse Players of the Week, the league announced Monday. Patrick and Myotte claim the week’s offensive and defensive honors, respectively, after leading each of their programs to conference wins over Fort Lewis and Colorado State University Pueblo last week.
 
Offensive Player of the Week: Julia Patrick | UCCS | Sr. | A | Tustin, Calif.
Patrick netted nine goals and dished out three assists for 12 points last week, leading the Mountain Lions to a pair of RMAC wins over Fort Lewis and CSU Pueblo. The senior opened her week with a hat trick and two assists in a 12-8 win over the Skyhawks, in which she found the net on all three of her shots on goal. She then doubled down and poured in six goals and one assist in Saturday’s dominant 17-8 victory over the ThunderWolves.
 
For the week, Patrick landed 11 of her 13 shots on frame for an impressive .846 shots-on-goal percentage. Additionally, she racked up four draw controls, three ground balls and one caused turnover in the Mountain Lions’ perfect week against RMAC competition. Two of her nine goals came from the free position, while two came from a player-up situation. In Saturday’s outing against CSU Pueblo, she recorded the game-winner and improved to 124 career goals, tying the UCCS program record for all-time goals.
 
Honorable Mention: Justine Anderson, Colorado Mesa; Elise Magee, CSU Pueblo; Maggie Schipfer, Regis; Shaina Shoughro, Westminster.
 
Defensive Player of the Week: Elizabeth Myotte | Regis | Sr. | GK | Frankfort, Ill.  
Myotte put together a career outing last week, guiding the Rangers to a 19-1 win over CSU Pueblo on Wednesday and a 17-0 win over Fort Lewis on Saturday. Throughout the two-game stretch, she allowed just one goal and combined for 10 saves in RMAC play. She faced a combined 14 shots during the week, including 11 on goal.
 
The senior was responsible for the Rangers’ shutout on Saturday, marking the first shutout in Regis program history since the 2021 season. She now holds a 7.47 goals-against average and a .470 save percentage for the season on nine appearances and eight starts.
 
Honorable Mention: Larkin Daly, Colorado Mesa; Baylee Mee, CSU Pueblo; Madison McGriff, UCCS; Maddie Kelleher, Westminster.