No.13/14 Women’s Lacrosse to Host Holy Cross in Midweek Matchup

Wednesday, April 15

West Point, N.Y.

4:00 p.m.

Army West Point

Holy Cross

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Brigid Duffy and Geneva Milch Cesoni celebrate a goal against Navy 4.11.26

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No.13/14 Women’s Lacrosse to Host Holy Cross in Midweek Matchup

April 14, 2026 | Women's Lacrosse

Game Notes

WEST POINT, N.Y. – Army West Point women's lacrosse will look to clinch a berth into the Patriot League Championship on Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m., playing host to Holy Cross. The Black Knights will be looking for their seventh consecutive victory over the Holy Cross Crusaders.

Schedule
No.13/14 Army West Point vs. Holy Cross | Wednesday, April 15, 2026 | 4 p.m. ET | Watch | Tickets | Stats |

Last Time Out

Army dropped their first game in conference play
The Black Knights were paced by senior Brigid Duffy's and Geneva Milch Cesoni's three points each

A Win Would…

Secure the Black Knights their sixth Patriot League victory
Give Army their seventh consecutive victory over Holy Cross
Give the Black Knights a berth into the Patriot League Tournament

Series History

Army and Holy Cross have met nine times in program history
Army West Point holds a 6-3 record all-time
The Black Knights have a 3-1 record at West Point
Army holds a six-game win streak against the Crusaders

How to Follow

Fan looks to attend can purchase tickets here to support the Black Knights in person. Please note that the United States Army Garrison West Point has implemented new installation access procedures. To learn more about the new procedures, can be found here .The game will be live streamed on ESPN+, it can be found here. Please note an ESPN+ subscription is required. Live stats can be found here. The game will also have live updates on Army West Point Women's Lacrosse's official X and Instagram pages @armywp_wlax and @ArmyWP_WLax.

Black Knight Bullets

Brigid Duffy and Allison Reilly were named Nike Lacrosse Media Midseason First Team All-Americans. The fourth recognition in Duffy's career and first in Reilly's career
Army is currently tied with their highest program ranking
The Black Knight secured the third victory over a top 10 ranked opponent in program history against No. 5/7 Yale
The Black Knights handed Loyola their first Patriot League regular season loss since joining the conference in 2014, the first in 95 games and the first victory over the Greyhounds in program history
Brigid Duffy recorded her five Patriot League games with five or more goals to help lead the Black Knights to earned third 5-0 start in program history. She scored her 200th career goal just 33 seconds into the contest against Boston U. and became just one of nine active NCAA lacrosse players at the time with 300 career points with her fourth point against Loyola Md.
Brigid Duffy currently ranks 10th in the NCAA in total goals and sixth in goals per game
Allison Reilly earned her 300th career point against Bucknell making her and Duffy the second active teammates to both reach 300 career points in the NCAA
Senior Lily Valentini recorded two points against Navy to earn her 100th career point
Lindsey Serafine recorded 12 saves for a season high against No. 11/15 Colorado, and against American she set a new program career saves record
With Brigid Duffy's first quarter draw control against Colorado, she became the first 300 draw control Black Knight in program history and the 11th active D1 player to reach the milestone.
Allison Reilly against Florida State recorded 10 points, led by eight assists earned a new program record for assists in a game and second most in a game in the NCAA. Reilly ranks second in assists per game in the NCAA and third in total assists, while leading the Patriot League in both categories.
The Black Knights opened home competition against the Marist Red Foxes by a score of 23-7. In the victory, Army tied a program single game goal record with 23 goals. The Black Knights earned 17 assists which ranks second in team assists in the NCAA in a game this season.
Junior Ellie Nawa collected 16 draw controls, earning a new program single game draw control record against Marist.
Senior Allison Reilly recorded 12 points for tying a program single game points record against Marist and third most in a game in the NCAA this season. Reilly currently ranks second in points per game and fifth in total points while leading the Patriot League in both categories
Noto Family Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Michelle Tumolo earned her 50th win at Army, making her the first coach in program history to achieve the feat against Rutgers.
Senior Brigid Duffy will compete as a member of the 2026 US Women's National Field Team
The Black Knights earned four Patriot League Preseason selections: seniors Sarah Chernik, Brigid Duffy, Allison Reilly, Lindsey Serafine. For Chernik, Reilly and Serafine, it marks the first time in their careers earning the accolades, while Duffy earns the accolade for the third straight season
Army secured three of the four Patriot League preseason major awards: Attacker of the Year Allison Reilly, Midfielder of the Year Brigid Duffy, Goalkeeper of the Year Lindsey Serafine. Duffy earned preseason Midfielder of the Year for the third straight season
Brigid Duffy and Allison Reilly earned USA Lacrosse Preseason All-American selections. Duffy earned her first team honors, while Reilly earned third team. Duffy was named a preseason first team All-American for the third straight season. Additionally, she was named the USA Lacrosse preseason Midfielder of the Year
Duffy and Reilly were named to Inside Lacrosse's Top 50 NCAA Lacrosse Players for the 2026 season. Duffy was named No. 13, the highest player from a non-power 4 conference. Reilly was named No. 29. The duo were two of the three representatives from the Patriot League on the list
The Black Knights earned rankings in the Inside Lacrosse Kane Media Poll (13), IWLCA D1 Coaches Poll (14) and the USA Lacrosse Magazine poll (14)
In the Patriot League, Army was selected to finish third in the preseason poll behind Navy and Loyola Md. and received one first place vote
Allison Reilly earned her 100th career assist for in her career in the first quarter against Rutgers
The two-sport phenom, Duffy finished up her career on the soccer pitch earning Army women's soccer's first NCAA berth since 2011 and lead the nation in game-winning goals, while being named the Patriot League's Offensive Player of the Year
Army lacrosse is a family affair. A pair of freshman, Bella Alberici and Emma Ciocon will join other family members on the lacrosse field at Army. Alberici is the daughter of Joe Alberici who is the Jack Emmer Head Men's Lacrosse Coach. Ciocon is the younger sister of junior Lea Ciocon.

Follow the Black Knights
Follow Army Women's Lacrosse on X @ArmyWP_Lax and on Instagram @armywp_wlax. Fans can also like Army West Point Athletics on Facebook and learn more about women's lacrosse and other programs at goarmywestpoint.com