Marian women's lacrosse vs. Edgewood (Apr. 2, 2025)

2026 Marian Women's Lacrosse Preview

12/6/2022 11:14:00 AM

TEAM INFORMATION

2025 Records
Returning / Lost
2025 Awards

Overall Record: 5-12
NACC Record: 2-7
NACC Finish: 8th
Home Record: 3-8
Away Record: 2-4

Letterwinners Returning: 9
Letterwinners Lost: 8
Starters Returning: 4
Starters Lost: 7
Newcomers: 8

Nicole Stachon
All-NACC FirstTeam
CSC Academic All-District

Piper Miller
All-NACC Second Team

Emma Heide
All-NACC Honorable Mention
CSC Academic All-District

Isabel Davis
All-NACC Honorable Mention
CSC Academic All-District

2026 ROSTER

Goalkeeper - 1

Defender - 3

Midfielder - 4

Attacker - 5

Freshman - 8

Sophomore - 3

Junior - 1

Senior - 1

Wisconsin - 4
California - 3
Netherlands - 2
Alberta - 1
Illinois - 1
Indiana - 1
Ohio - 1

PLAYERS TO WATCH

#5 • Chloe Yanez • Sophomore

Sophomore Chloe Yanez had a strong first season as Marian after ranking third on the team with 26 total points. Yanez scored 22 goals, second on the team with eight free-position goals, and assisted another four in her first season at Marian. She also finished the campaign with 37 ground balls and 17 caused turnovers. Yanez had multiple goals in six games including a four-goal performance against UW-Stevens Point. That was one of two four-point games for her with the other coming against Cornell where she had three goals and an assist.

Marian women's lacrosse vs. Beloit (April 13, 2024)

#1 • Cielo Martinez • Junior

Junior Cielo Martinez started in all 16 games she appeared in scoring 11 goals to go with an assist for 12 total points. Martinez was also able to grab 28 ground balls and caused nine turnovers. She had three multi-goal games including a four-goal performance against Illinois Tech. She also had a five ground ball game and two caused turnover performance against Elmhurst.

#30 • Emma Johnson • Sophomore

Sophomore Emma Johnson earned four victories in cage for the Sabres last season posting a 12.77 goals-against average, 134 total saves, and .448 save percentage. Johnson made double-digit saves in five games with a season-high of 16 coming against Augustana (Ill.). She earned a NACC Defensive Player of the Week award after making 23 saves between the Carroll and Elmhurst games.

MEET THE HEAD COACH

Corri Ybarra
(5th Season)

• Record at Marian: 21-44
• Winningest coach in Marian women's lacrosse history
• First conference tournament appearance in program history (2023)
• Coached the second Freshman of the Year and first All-NACC First Team selection in program history
• 2 NACC Tournament appearances
• 3 First Team All-NACC selections

Playing Career
• Four years at Saint Francis (NCAA Division I)
• Captain for two seasons
• Played in 52 games recording 57 ground balls
• SAAC member

NACC PRESEASON POLL

WELCOME TO SMITH FIELD

HOME OF MARIAN LACROSSE

Smith Fields had its first soccer game played on it in the fall of 2002. The field was natural grass until turf was installed for the complex in the summer of 2019. The players are guarded against the weather by plexiglass dugouts and team rooms to meet in prior to a match and during the halftime interval. The field is lit to allow for night games.

The field has a press box, state-of-the-art sound system, and a customized scoreboard. The building at Smith Fields houses a full-service concession stand, men and women restrooms, team rooms, and a ticket booth. The second floor of the "clubhouse" has the press box and a "skybox" or meeting room that seats approximately 30 people.