College of Notre Dame of Maryland

Notre Dame of Maryland Univ Dept of Athletics
4701 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21210

Division 3 Maryland Northeast

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Erin DaSilva

Erin DaSilva begins her first season at the helm of the Notre Dame lacrosse program.

A four-year standout on the soccer and lacrosse teams from 1998-2002, Erin Sturgis ended her playing career in the top ten statistical categories of both sports.

In the lacrosse record books, Sturgis is the career assist leader (101) and third all-time in points scored (275) and sixth all-time in goals scored (176). She is also in the top-ten career leader list for ground balls (173), draw controls (87), and caused turnovers (86). Her 45 assists during her senior season is still the program record.

A two-time IWLCA Regional All-American (First Team, 2000; Second Team, 2001), Sturgis was also All-AWCC First Team from 1999-2002, and the AWCC’s Most Outstanding Lacrosse Player in 2000 and 2002.

She was awarded Notre Dame’s Outstanding Underclass Athlete Award as well as Outstanding Senior Athlete Award and earned a B.A. degree in Communication Arts and Philosophy. Sturgis was inducted into Notre Dame’s Hall of Fame in 2010.

A member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, US Soccer and US Lacrosse, Erin Sturgis DaSilva resides in Canton with her husband, Matt, Editor in Chief of Lacrosse Magazine.

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Kaci Starkloff

Kaci Starkloff enters her first season as an assistant coach for the Notre Dame lacrosse team.

Starkloff comes to Notre Dame after a five-year career at James Madison University. After redshirting her freshman season, she went on to make 75 appearances with 60 starts and finished her career with 70 groundballs, 38 caused turnovers and 93 draw controls. Her redshirt freshman season, Starkloff was named to the Colonial Athletic Association All-Rookie Team. Her sophomore year, she was named the JMU Athletic Director Scholar Athlete Award and finished her senior season earning the CAA Academic Award.

While in school, Starkloff worked as a head coach with the Elite Lacrosse Club, preparing high school lacrosse players for college careers. She also served as an instructor at several college lacrosse camps during this time.

Graduating from JMU in 2015 with a degree in Communications sciences and disorders with a minor in sports coaching. She currently resides in Bel Air, Md.