2026 RIT Girl's Lacrosse Summer Camp

RIT Girls Lacrosse Summer Camp
Girls Entering Grades 3rd-8th
July 20th-23rd  9:00AM - 4:00PM

The RIT Girls Lacrosse Summer Camp is all about building skills, boosting confidence, and inspiring a true love for the game. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, our goal is for each camper to leave with sharper skills, new skills, and a stronger passion for the game of lacrosse. Most importantly, we want out campers to have a blast while playing! Open to girls entering grades 3 through 8, our camp welcomes all positions and experience levels

RIT Women’s Lacrosse Summer Camp Itinerary

Dates: July 20th - 23rd, 2026

Time: 9am-4pm

Monday, July 20th

Tuesday, July 21st

Wednesday, July 22nd

Thursday, July 23rd

Cost

$330 *will include lunch and T-Shirt

Below is what we will need each camper to bring

• Stick
• Goggles/Helmet
• Mouth guard
• Water bottle
• Cleats or sneakers
• Bathing suit
• Towel
• Snacks (encouraged)
• Sunscreen (encouraged)

For Goalies:

• Stick
• Mouth guard
• Helmet
• Chest protector
• Shin guards
• Goalie pants/shorts

Pickup Policy

To track all drop-offs and pickups of children, parents/guardians are required to sign children in/out on the daily attendance sheet. Staff are not permitted to sign these sheets on behalf of parents/guardians.

Generally, persons picking up children must be at least 18 years of age and bring a valid photo identification. In exceptional circumstances, and only with the parent/guardian’s written consent, a younger individual may be permitted to pick up a child.

Refund Policy

Full refunds will be given only to those who request them before June 8th. Any refunds requested after June 24th will require a doctor's note and is at the discretion of the camp director.  (Please allow up to 3 weeks after the conclusion of camp for processing.)

Clinic Staff

Erin Wagner

Erin Wagner begins her seventh season as Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach in 2025-26.
 
Wagner led RIT to an 11-6 record, including a win over St. Lawrence in the Liberty League Quarterfinal. Wagner and assistant coaches Emily Hawryschuk and Rachel Hillhouse were named the Liberty League Coaching Staff of the Year. Five players earned All-Liberty League honors in 2024. Katherine Killian, Lili DePalma and Morgan Nichter were first team selections, while Killian was named the Liberty League Defensive Player of the Year. Adele Jones was a second-team pick and Zoe Heffernan earned third-team honors. DePalma and Killian were first IWLCA All-Empire Region selections and Nichter was a second team selection.

Three players earned All-Liberty League honors in 2024. Katherine Killian was a First-Team defender and Lily DePalma and Serafina Kiselgof were honorable mention selections. Killian was the first defender in program history to receive first team all-league honors and was a First Team IWLCA Division III All-Empire Region selection. Killian was a member of the All Tiger Team.
 
The Tigers posted a 3.68 team GPA and was named an IWLCA Academic Honor Squad, while DePalma, Carrissa Hlywa, Jane Hudson and Claire Templeton were selected to the IWLCA Division III Academic Honor Roll. RIT placed 17 on the Liberty League All-Academic team, while DePalma and Kiselgof were College Sports Communicators (CSC) At-Large Academic All-District selections. Hlywa was a NSCA All-American Strength & Conditioning Athlete of the Year and Templeton received RIT’s Power Den Award.
 
Michelle Messenger was a Second Team All-Liberty League selection in 2023. Baylee West was a CSC Women’s At-Large All-District selection and was one of 14 Tigers to earn Liberty League All-Academic honors. The Tigers posted a 3.56 team GPA and placed eight on the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll. Templeton was a NSCA All-American Strength & Conditioning Athlete of the Year.
 
In 2022, Wagner led RIT to an 18-17 win over No. 24 Brockport, the biggest win in program history. Seven Tigers were named to the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll and 14 were Liberty League All-Academic selections.
 
Wagner led RIT to a 15-14 win over Montclair State on March 9, 2020, to pick up her first win as a head coach. That season was cut short due to the COVID pandemic.

Prior to RIT, Wagner was an assistant coach at St. John. Fisher from 2018-19, helping the Cardinals to the 2019 Empire 8 title and an appearance in the NCAA Division III Tournament. She was an assistant at Ithaca from 2015-2018 and at Brockport from 2013-15.

Wagner is a 2011 graduate of Div. II Limestone College. A three-time IWLCA 2nd Team All-American, she was voted team captain in 2010 and 2011 and was a member of four straight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances, including the 2011 National Championship game.

Wagner graduated from Limestone with a Bachelor of Science in business marketing in 2011 and earned a master’s in physical education from Brockport in 2015. 

Emily Hawryshuk

Emily Hawryschuk begins her third season as an assistant coach at RIT in 2025-26. She was an assistant coach at Niagara University from 2022 to 2023.
 
Hawryschuk is the founder and coach of 51 Stars Lacrosse which aims to develop the next generation of female lacrosse players through on/off field skills-based training.
 
Hawryschuk played lacrosse at Syracuse from 2016-2022. The Syracuse career goals leader (272) is a two-time IWCA All-American and three-time First Team All-ACC selection. She is fourth in Syracuse history with 341 career points and a three-time Tewaaraton Watch List selection.
 
She received a bachelor’s degree in finance and accounting from Syracuse in 2020 and a Master of Science in entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises from the Whitman School of Management  in 2021 and a certificate of advanced study in intercollegiate athletic advising and support from the Whitman School of Management in 2022.