11/13/26 | Women's Lacrosse
EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon women's lacrosse head coach Jess Drummond announced the addition of seven student-athletes to the program's 2027 signing class following National Signing Day.
We are incredibly excited about this group and what they will bring to Oregon, Drummond said. These players have a genuine passion for the game, a competitive drive, and a shared belief in what we're building here. They want to be part of something bigger than themselves and are hungry to push Oregon lacrosse forward. We're excited to welcome them to our Duck family and get to work as we continue raising the standard of this program and competing at the highest level.
Quinn Hall – Denver, Colo. | Goalkeeper
Helped lead The Hotchkiss School to consecutive Founders League championships in 2025 and 2026 ... Led the team with a 65.12% save percentage and a 3.19 goals-against average during her junior season in 2026 ... Did not allow a goal in 70% of quarters played ... Earned first honor roll recognition in both semesters of her freshman, sophomore and junior years ... Mother, Susan Roh, played golf at the University of Oregon ... Mother, Sarah Hall, played ice hockey at Middlebury College.
Why Oregon: I was drawn to Oregon because of the amazing community. I had the opportunity to play with many of the girls in HHH Philly committed games my sophomore summer, and it immediately shot Oregon up on my list. All of the people were so kind and welcoming to me, and I felt an instant connection to the team. I especially enjoyed seeing how close the players and coaches were and how much fun everyone was having, no matter the score. I am also proud to follow in my mother's footsteps and be a second-generation Duck!
Lyla Hage – Milton, Ga. | Attack
Helped lead Milton High School to a state championship in 2025 ... Recorded 42 goals, 44 assists, 13 ground balls and eight caused turnovers during her sophomore season in 2024 ... Earned team MVP honors as a freshman at East Lake High School in Florida ... Earned scholar-athlete honors in 2024 and 2025 ... Played club lacrosse for Eagle Stix.
Why Oregon: I chose to attend the University of Oregon because it felt like home the first time I visited there. It is a perfect place not only for athletes but also academically. I love getting the best of both worlds while being able to play lacrosse and attend a university that builds a great community. I also love the idea of experiencing the West Coast and continuing to make memories when I'm there!
Elizah Martin – Essex, Vt. | Midfield
Played her freshman season at Essex High School before transferring to The Governor's Academy for her final three years ... Helped lead Essex to its first Vermont Division I state championship in 2024 ... Earned first-team all-state honors in 2024 after recording 50 goals, 25 assists and 105 ground balls ... Received the 2024 Coach's Player of the Year Award for her leadership, work ethic and positive impact on teammates ... Earned All-Independent School League (ISL) and All-New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) honors in 2026 ... Recorded eight goals, eight assists, 39 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers during her junior season in 2026 ... Served as a lacrosse team captain in 2026 and was selected to captain the team again in 2027 ... Also competed in varsity soccer, ice hockey and basketball ... Served as a soccer team captain in 2026 ... Played club lacrosse for Mass Elite ... Received The Governor's Academy's Ingham Award in 2026, recognizing an industrious and able student.
Why Oregon: I chose to attend the University of Oregon for the incredible coaching staff, all three of whom I have known since elementary school, the beautiful location and the infectious school spirit. I was especially impressed by the facilities, the positive team culture and the strong relationships between the players and coaches.
Gwen Nassal – Orlando, Fla. | Attack/Draw Specialist
Helped Lake Highland Preparatory School capture three state championships in 2022, 2025 and 2026 ... Competed on the varsity team beginning in seventh grade ... Recorded 104 goals and 176 draw controls during her high school career ... Played club lacrosse for Shine Select ... Earned honor roll recognition throughout high school.
Why Oregon: I chose the University of Oregon because it offers the perfect combination of competitive athletics and strong academics. I was also drawn to the university's culture, community, and the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level. Beyond athletics, I know Oregon will provide me with an education and experiences that will help me build a strong foundation for my future.
Ellie Rivera – Newcastle, Calif. | Midfield/Attack
Earned first-team all-league honors in lacrosse all four years while at Del Oro High School ... Helped lead Del Oro to a sectional championship during her junior season ... Recorded 68 goals, 72 assists and 55 draw controls ... Also competed in flag football and basketball ... Earned first-team all-league honors in flag football and was named team MVP as a freshman and sophomore ... Helped lead her flag football team to a sectional championship as a sophomore ... Earned basketball team MVP honors as a freshman ... Played club lacrosse for Mad Dog West Elite ... Earned honor roll recognition as a freshman ... Great-grandfather Jim Davis played baseball for the Chicago Cubs ... Uncle Ricky Rivera played football and baseball at Menlo College ... Great-grandfather Melvin Schmitt was a professional golfer.
Why Oregon: The University of Oregon has always been my dream school, and I knew it was where I wanted to continue my academic and athletic career. I was especially impressed by the culture and pride surrounding the university, along with the strong team unity, close bonds and family atmosphere within the lacrosse program.
Abby Solarczyk – Sykesville, Md. | Midfield
Started on the varsity team for three seasons at Glenelg Country School ... Named Carroll County Athlete of the Week during her sophomore season ... Played club lacrosse for Heroes ... Earned honor roll recognition during her freshman, sophomore and junior years ... Cousin, Grace Hobson, played women's lacrosse at Jacksonville University.
Why Oregon: I chose to attend the University of Oregon because it felt like the perfect fit for me both academically and athletically. I love the campus, the facilities, and the overall atmosphere. I am especially excited to compete in the Big Ten and play at the highest level of competition. I feel like Oregon will challenge me to grow as a student, athlete, and person, while allowing me to meet new people and make great memories.
Lexi Washinski – Tampa, Fla. | Midfield
Helped Calvary Christian High School capture a district championship in 2026 ... Totaled 168 goals, 62 assists, 221 draw controls and 91 caused turnovers over her first three high school seasons ... Led the team in goals, assists, draw controls and caused turnovers in each of those three seasons ... Named team MVP as a sophomore ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Earned AP Scholar with Distinction honors as a junior and AP Scholar recognition as a sophomore ... Named to the Academic Excellence Honor Roll in each of her first three years of high school.
Why Oregon: I chose the University of Oregon because of its beautiful campus, incredible athletic programs and welcoming environment. I was especially impressed by the resources available to student-athletes and the university's commitment to our future success. What stood out most about the lacrosse program was the team culture, discipline, commitment to excellence and genuine love the players have for one another.
