Lauren Tolve

2025 (Senior):

Named to the A-10 All-Conference Second-Team (05/01)
Appeared in every game for the Minutewomen
Recorded a season-high in points with three goals and an assist in win against Davidson (4/12).
Picked up 29 ground balls and contributed 19 caused turnovers throughout the season.

2024 (Junior):

Started all 18 games for the Minutewomen
Finished season with 10 goals and a career-best 10 assists while adding 21 caused turnovers and 24 ground balls\
Caused 10 turnovers in the first five games of the season, including three at Boston College (2/9)
Recorded multiple points in three straight games, including a pair of one-goal, two-assist performances against Saint Joseph’s (3/16) and at La Salle (3/20)
Dished out a season-best three assists in win over VCU (4/13)
Scored a goal, caused a turnover, and secured a ground ball in Atlantic 10 Semifinal win over Saint Joseph’s (5/3)

2023 (Sophomore):

2022 (Freshman):

Received playing time in 14 games during her first season at UMass
Gave possession to the Minutewomen by creating four turnovers and tallying 20 draw controls
Had her two best games at the draw circle in back to back games by recording five draw controls against St. Bonaventure (3/25) and three against Duquesne (3/27)

Before UMass:

The Duxbury, Mass. native and St. Mark’s school standout named team MVP in 2021 as a senior
Team captain for her senior season
In 2021 earned All-NEPSAC as well as US Lacrosse All American honors, in addition to being named to the All-ISL team
2 time Independent School League (ISL) Champions in 2018 and 2019
Collected All-ISL honors in 2019. In 37 games played recorded 70 goals and 40 assists
In addition was a member of the MA/RI Regional Team in 2019 and helped her team capture the US Women’s National Tournament Championship
Also played field hockey and ice hockey
Field hockey All-ISL team in 2018, 2019 and 2020 and All-NEPSAC in 2019 and 2020
On the ice was a 2017 Tier 1 US National Hockey Champion and 3 time Tier 1 Mass Club hockey state champion
Collected 12 varsity letters during her time at St. Marks in addition to earning the St. Mark's Dale Fabyan Memorial Fund award in 2019 given to the underclassman who, in the opinion of their peers and teammates, has demonstrated through hard play, cooperation, and good sportsmanship, those qualities of an exemplary student-athlete as exhibited by Dale Fabyan
As well as earning the St. Mark's Daniel B. Fearing Athletic Prize in 2021 presented to the boy and girl who best combine athletic ability with good spirit, good team play and sportsmanship

Personal:

Daughter of Dave and Heather Tolve born December 21st, 2002
Has one younger brother John. Uncles Charles and Carlisle Lustenberger played soccer for The University of Richmond