Accomplishments

North was honored to play on the USA Women’s National Lacrosse Team that won gold in July 2022. She led the team in goals (23) and was tied for second in points (28) during the tournament.

Charlotte was the first player drafted by Athletes Unlimited to play in its second professional lacrosse season (2022). In each of her first three pro seasons, she led the league in goals, two-point goals and points. In her third pro season (2024), she finished second on the AU leaderboard and set new league records for goals (50) and points (59) in a season. She established a new single game goal record of 8. In only three seasons, she was the fastest player to reach 150 career goals and became the all-time AU leader in hat tricks (24) and 2 point goals (18). Over her 36 AU contests so far, Charlotte was named a game MVP 15 times, earning #1 MVP honors 9 times.

Most recently, Charlotte was honored to play on Team 1, the first ever USA women’s national box lacrosse team. The USA team won gold at the World Lacrosse Women’s Box Championships in September 2024, beating Canada 10-7 in a thrilling final. Charlotte led the USA team in goals (25) and was third in points (31) during the tournament.

Charlotte North had a remarkable college lacrosse career, playing for both Duke University and Boston College.

At Boston College, she and her teammates had another thrilling run to the national championship game in 2022. With a furious late-game comeback against Maryland, Boston College returned to the NCAA finals for the fifth consecutive year.

Charlotte repeated as the Tewaaraton winner. She finished her college playing career at Boston College as the all-time NCAA leader in goals (358) and fourth all-time leader in points (433).

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Montgomery plays Midfield for the Premiere Lacross League, California Redwoods. Mongomery played Lacrosse and Football at Duke University and graduated in 2022. 

Honors: 2021 & 2022 USILA All-America first team … 2021 & 2022 All-ACC … 2022 Inside Lacrosse All-America second team … 2022 USA Lacrosse All-America third team … 2021 Inside Lacrosse All-America first team … 2022 All-ACC Academic Team … 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 ACC Academic Honor Roll … 2021 Duke Male Senior Student-Athlete of the Year … Drafted 19th in the 2022 PLL College Draft – third round to the Redwoods.

Career: Played in 77 career games with 53 starting assignments … Compiled 88 goals and 67 assists for 155 points … Finished career ranked 28th in Duke history in career points … Corralled 43 ground balls.

2022: Started all 17 games on Duke’s first midfield … Scored 29 goals and dished out 19 assists for 48 points … Ranked third on the team in points and second in assists … Collected 19 ground balls … Had at least one point in 16 contests … Notched seven hat tricks … Registered a career-high five points in win at High Point (3/1) … Registered three goals and an assist in both wins over North Carolina (4/2), (5/1) … Had three goals and two assists versus Notre Dame (4/9) … All-ACC Academic Team … ACC Academic Honor Roll. ­­

2021: DUKE CAREER: In nine career games, registered three rushes for 28 yards (9.33) … logged a career-long 16-yard scamper against North Carolina A&T in 2021 … also posted a career-best three carries during that contest … played 31 career snaps. 

2021: As a running back on the Duke Football team, Montgomery saw action in nine games, registered three rushes for 28 yards (9.33) … logged a career-long 16-yard scamper against North Carolina A&T … also posted a career-best three carries during that contest …  on the field for 31 snaps.

2021: Played in 17 games with 14 starts on the first midfield line … USILA All-America first team … Inside Lacrosse Media All-America first team … All-ACC … Finished season with 15 goals and 22 assists for 37 points … Ranked second on the team in assists … Had at least one point in 14 games … Recorded multiple points in 10 games and had at least three nine times … Dished four assists at Notre Dame (4/10) … Tallied three hat tricks … Notched three goals and an assist in win over Robert Morris … Registered a hat trick and four points overall in win over Notre Dame (4/22) … His first point versus the Fighting Irish was the 100th of his career, becoming the 48th Blue Devil to reach the benchmark ... Selected as Duke’s Male Senior Student-Athlete of the Year for his success on and off the field.

2020: Played in all eight games with five starts … A preseason All-America choice by Inside Lacrosse and USILA … Registered eight goals and six assists for 14 points … Posted a hat trick and four points overall in win at No. 11 Loyola (3/7) …  Had a goal and three assists in win at High Point (2/8) … Tallied two goals in road win at No. 8 Denver (2/15) … Earned a spot on the final Tewaaraton Award Watch List … ACC Academic Honor Roll.

2019: Played in 16 games, starting 12 … USILA All-America third team … Ranked third on the team in scoring with 21 goals and 18 assists for 39 points … The 18 assists were the second most on the team and ranked sixth in the ACC … Had at least one point in 15 games and at least one goal in 12 outings … Had a strong second half of the season, compiling 27 points in the final eight games … Recorded a career-high four goals in win over No. 2 Loyola (3/7) … Dished out a career-best four assists in the regular season and NCAA Quarterfinal wins over Notre Dame (4/6, 5/18) … Also had a goal in both of those outings versus the Irish to finish with five points … Recorded a hat trick and two assists for five points in NCAA First Round win over Richmond (5/12) … Registered nine multiple-point outings … ACC Academic Honor Roll.

2018: Played in 19 games with five starting assignments in the midfield … Finished the season with 14 goals and two assists for 16 points … Eighth on the team in points and second among rookies … Came on strong in the NCAA postseason … Scored eight goals in the NCAA Tournament, including a hat trick in the NCAA semifinal win over Maryland (5/26) … Also recorded a hat trick in the first-round win over Villanova (5/12) … Scored twice in quarterfinal victory against Johns Hopkins (5/20) … Scored his first career point with an assist in the season-opener against Air Force (2/3) … Tallied his first career goal, netting two in the loss at Penn (2/24) … Recorded three goals and an assist in the four ACC games.

Before Duke: A four-year letter winner at Episcopal School of Dallas ... A four-time all-district selection  ... USILA All-American in his sophomore, junior and senior seasons ... Garnered Under Armour All-American recognition in 2017 ... Helped lead Episcopal School of Dallas to the state title as a freshman ... Team captured the conference crown all four years ... Amassed 317 points in his scholastic career ... Registered a career-best 107 his junior campaign and had 83 as a senior ... Named the MVP  of the South Team at the Under Armour All-America Underclass game as a sophomore ... Also was a standout running back on the football field ... Broke the school record for rushing touchdowns with 31.

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Huggins plays for the Whipsnakes of the Premier Lacrosse League.

He played lacrosse for Loyola University Maryland from 2015-2018 where he was awarded First Team All-American, Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, and First Team All-Patriot League (twice!).

Pressey played basketball professionally for the Boston Celtics from 2013-2015, the Philadelphia 76ers in 2015, Idaho Stampede (G-Leage) from 2015-2016, Phoenix Suns in 2016, the Santa Cruz Warriors (G-League) from 2016-2017, FC Barcelona (Spain) from 2017-2018, and for Besiktas (Turkey).

Pressey played basketball for the University of Missouri from 2010-2013. He was on the 2012 All-Big 12 first team and 2013 All-SEC first team. He also led the Big 12 in assists and steals in 2012 and led the SEC in assists in 2013.

In 2005, Moor was drafted by FC Dallas, where he played from 2005-2009, before moving on to play for the Colorado Rapids from 2009-2015 and Toronto FC from 2016 to 2019 before returning to the Rapids. He retired January 1, 2023. During his career, he was a member of the USMNT and a 2015 MLS All-Star. Moor also holds the league record for consecutive complete games by a non-goalkeeper with 68 total games.

Moor played soccer at Furman University in 2002 and went on to play at Indiana University from 2003-2004, where he was a two-time National Champion. He was on the 2003 All-Big Ten Conference team and 2004 All-American team.

Tollison was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1990. He then played baseball for St. Catharines Blue Jays (A), Dunedin Blue Jays (A), Knoxville (AA), Duluth-Superior Dukes (Ind), and the Rio Grande Valley WhiteWings (Ind).

Tollison played baseball for the University of Texas at Austin from 1988-1990 where he was 1990 All-American and All-Southwest Conference.