Morgan Lathrop (Women's Lacrosse, 2006-09)
The top goalie in Northwestern's program history, Lathrop led the Wildcats to four consecutive national championships during her time between the pipes. She won two IWLCA third-team All-America awards and was a 2007 Inside Lacrosse first-team All-American.
Lathrop's career record of 82-3 as a four-year starter is unparalleled. She is Northwestern's all-time leader in saves after recording a .506 save percentage and a 6.79 goals-against-average, which ranks 10th in NCAA history. In addition to her national accolades, Lathrop was a three-time All-ALC selection and two-time ALC Goalie of the Year.
Her best season came as a sophomore in 2007 when she was named the Inside Lacrosse National Goalie of the Year and ALC Goalie of the Year after recording a nation-best 5.92 goals against average and a .576 save percentage with a school-record 160 saves.
Lathrop's career record of 82-3 as a four-year starter is unparalleled. She is Northwestern's all-time leader in saves after recording a .506 save percentage and a 6.79 goals-against-average, which ranks 10th in NCAA history. In addition to her national accolades, Lathrop was a three-time All-ALC selection and two-time ALC Goalie of the Year.
Her best season came as a sophomore in 2007 when she was named the Inside Lacrosse National Goalie of the Year and ALC Goalie of the Year after recording a nation-best 5.92 goals against average and a .576 save percentage with a school-record 160 saves.
