21  Courtney Schweizer Class: Junior Hometown: Wilmington, DE High School: St. Mark's Height: 5-8 Position: Def./Mid.

2011: Played 17 games and started seven • grabbed 18 ground balls • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll • scored on free positions and added one assist with two ground balls in season-opening win over George Mason • scored on only shot of game in win over Mount St. Mary's • caused one turnover in loss at Princeton • grabbed a career-high three ground balls in win at Towson • controlled one draw in loss to #13 Georgetown • caused one turnover in win over George Washington • made first career start and grabbed a pair of ground balls with one caused turnover in win at Drexel • tied career high with three ground balls in win at UMBC • grabbed a pair of ground balls at #19 Ohio State • scored first two goals of game and grabbed a pair of ground balls in ALC Quarterfinal loss to #17 Penn State.

2010: Played 15 games and started five in rookie season • scored two goals and dished one assist to go along with seven ground balls, five draws and four caused turnovers in rookie season • made collegiate debut at Georgetown • tallied first career collegiate point, an assist, in win over Florida • scored first career collegiate goal in win at George Washington • scored on only shot of game in win over Oregon • caused one turnover in win over Drexel • controlled one draw and grabbed one ground ball in loss at #10 Vanderbilt • grabbed two ground balls and controlled one draw in the win at Mount St. Mary's • grabbed one ground ball and one draw in ALC Tournament loss to Florida.

Personal:Courtney A. Schweizer • born December 22, 1990 • daughter of Paul and Lori Schweizer • father played football at Delaware • four-time First Team All-Delaware selection and two-time US Lacrosse First Team All-American • US Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete as a senior • helped team to state final four three times, including state title game as a freshman • also played field hockey and basketball and ran cross country and indoor track • helped cross country team to state title and earned all-state honors • double major in psychological and brain sciences.