Redshirt Junior Season (2019): First Team All-CACC – CACC Player of the Week (3/11) Appeared and started in 19 contests – second on the team with 59 goals – made 10 assists on the season – collected 45 ground balls and had 23 caused turnovers – finished with 103 shots, 84 on goal – had 101 draw controls – finished with a 81.6 shot on goal percentage – scored a season-high six goals twice throughout the season, first at Newberry on March 6 and second at Post on April 27 – had a season-high 11 ground balls at Newberry on March 6, breaking the all-time record in program history for ground balls collected in a game – had a season-high five draw controls twice, first at Newberry on March 6 and second against Queens on March 9 - finished third on the team with 69 points – third all-time in program history with 152 career goals – third all-time in program history with 2.87 career goals per game – sixth all-time in program history with 179 career points – eighth all-time in program history with 3.38 career points per game – third all-time in program history with 128 career ground balls – third all-time in program history with 2.42 career ground balls per game – first all-time in program history with 331 career draw controls – second all-time in program history with 6.25 career draw controls per game – seventh all-time in program history with 58 career caused turnovers – seventh all-time in program history with 1.09 career caused turnovers per game – fifth all-time in program history with 270 career shots – second all-time in program history with 214 career shots on goal.

Redshirt Sophomore Season (2018): First Team All-CACC - CACC Player of the Week (2/26; 3/26) – started in all 17 contests her second season as a Wildcat – second on the team in goals with 60, two being game-winning, finishing eighth in the CACC – is currently 10^th all-time in program history with 93 goals in her career – second all-time in program history with 2.74 career goals per game - tied for second on the team with 11 assists – second on the team collecting 37 ground balls on the year – second all-time in program history with 2.44 career ground balls per game - led the CACC and was first on the team with 157 draw controls – 1^st all-time in program history with 230 career draw controls – 1^st all-time in program history with 6.76 career draw controls per game – had 14 caused turnovers on the year – ninth all-time in program history with 1.03 career caused turnovers per game – second on the team in shots with 103 with 79 on goal – seventh all-time in program history with 130 career shots on goal – had a career-high 14 draw controls against Chestnut Hill on April 16 – had two games scoring seven goals - finished the season with 6.06 shots per game – averaged 3.53 goals per game – finished with a 76 shot on goal percentage – finished second on the team with 71 points – 6^th all-time in program history with 3.24 career points per game.

Red Shirt Freshman Season (2017): Started all 17 games – scored 39 pts for the season including 33 goals and six assists, finishing fourth on the team in points – led the team with 73 draw controls – logged a team high 46 ground balls and caused  a team best 21 turnovers – game high of six goals against Philadelphia on April 12 – also had a five goal game at Dominican on April 1 – nine draw controls at Caldwell ranks tied for third for most in a game in program history – season high of six ground balls three times.

Freshman season (2016): red shirt

High school: Four-year letterwinner at Hamilton high school for coach Anthony teissian and Erin Wolverton - Won second team and MVP in high school career in lacrosse  - Also played basketball in which she won the mvp one year, and was an honorable mention another year - played soccer and won rookie of the year.

Personal: Lashay J Ross - Daughter of Lance and Tascha Lewis - Has two siblings Khalil and Kamran – majoring in criminal justice at Wilmington University – her favorite athlete is Skylar Diggins – if she could do anything besides be a college athlete she would play music – if she could date a celebrity it would be James Franco – one thing she would change about her sport is more physical contact.