Corinne Sommi

March 21, 2013

Athlete of the Week: Corinne Sommi

Jr., Lacrosse, Darien, Conn.

What She’s Done: Scored eight goals during spring break competition to help the Garnet to a 4-0 start to the season.

Favorite Career Moment: Making the conference playoffs last year, that was the first time the Swarthmore Women’s lacrosse team has ever made it into the semifinals.

Season Goals: My goals for the season are to upset a strong team in the conference like Gettysburg or F&M and to advance further in the conference playoffs.

Best Part of Spring Break: The beautiful weather, and our van rides with assistant coach Anita.

Least Favorite Animal: Spiders. Terrified of them.

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