Temple University Athletics
Grollman Named Midseason All-American by Inside Lacrosse
3.28.24 | Women's Lacrosse
BALTIMORE, Md. - Junior goalkeeper Taylor Grollman has been named a Midseason Honorable Mention All-American by Inside Lacrosse, announced on Wednesday. It is the first All-American recognition of any kind for Grollman in her collegiate career.
Grollman currently leads the AAC with a .524 save percentage (fifth in the country) and 8.21 goals against average (seventh in the country) and ranks second with 88 total saves (8.80 per game). She has posted eight games with a .50 or higher save percentage this season and has allowed fewer than ten goals seven times, including both conference games so far. Her work in the cage has also helped Temple to one of the nation's top overall scoring defenses. The Owls lead the conference and rank 11th nationally allowing 8.60 goals per game.
Grollman and the Owls will be back in action at Howarth Field this Saturday at noon, as they look to extend their winning streak to three against Old Dominion.
Grollman currently leads the AAC with a .524 save percentage (fifth in the country) and 8.21 goals against average (seventh in the country) and ranks second with 88 total saves (8.80 per game). She has posted eight games with a .50 or higher save percentage this season and has allowed fewer than ten goals seven times, including both conference games so far. Her work in the cage has also helped Temple to one of the nation's top overall scoring defenses. The Owls lead the conference and rank 11th nationally allowing 8.60 goals per game.
Grollman and the Owls will be back in action at Howarth Field this Saturday at noon, as they look to extend their winning streak to three against Old Dominion.
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