Junior Season 2021: First Team All-CACC - CACC Player of the Week (4/12)

Sophomore Season 2019: Appeared in 19 games, starting in 17 of them – finished third on the team with 40 goals – made 19 assists on the season – collected 28 ground balls and had two caused turnovers – finished with 98 shots, with 74 shots on goal – finished with a 75.5 shot on goal percentage – had 1 draw controls – recorded a new career-high six goals against Holy Family on April 9 on 11 shots to finish with a season-high seven points – recorded a season-high three ground balls in five contests – 10^th all-time in program history with 1.86 career goals per game - finished fourth on the team with 59 points.

Freshman Season 2018: Appeared and started in all 17 contests her first year as a Wildcat – third on the team in goals with 27 on the year – made eight assists on the season – collected 24 ground balls and had nine caused turnovers – finished with 64 shots on the season, with 50 on goal – had a career-high five goals in 24-13 win over Dominican on April 18, while also dishing out a season-high three assists – had two games with seven shots on goal – collected four ground balls against Jefferson on April 4 – finished with a 42 percent shot on goal percentage –averaged 3.76 shots a game – average 1.59 goals a contest - finished third on the team with 35 points.

High School: Four-year letterwinner as an attack at Appoquinimink High School – First team all-conference senior year.

Personal: Taylor Lynne Lambeth – daughter of Diana and John Lambeth – has four younger brothers, Connor, Kolby, Austin, Ty – mother, Diana, played soccer at Catawba – majoring in Psychology at Wilmington University with a career goal of being a nurse or nurse practitioner in oncology – from Townsend, Del – her biggest pet peeve is when people chew with their mouths open – her favorite song is Bodak Yellow by Cardi B – when she isn’t playing lacrosse she enjoys sleeping and eating – her most memorable sports moment was making it into the playoffs for the first time – and if she could change one thing about her sport it would be to hit people – also a member of the 2018 UCA Small Coed Division II National Champion Wilmington University cheerleading team.