As a two-time team captain of the nation's most successful women's lacrosse program, Zoe Stukenberg has learned how to guide others. Her leadership qualities have been instrumental to the continuing success of the University of Maryland's women's lacrosse program and also will be an asset in her next position standing in front of a classroom.
Stukenberg is nearing the end of a fulfilling and highly successful collegiate lacrosse career. During that time, the senior midfielder has been a key part of four of the most dominant teams during the Terps' 44-year women's lacrosse history. Since Stukenberg's arrival, Maryland has posted an 85-3 record, earned four conference regular-season championships, made four NCAA Tournament appearances and captured two national titles.
Stukenberg began her lacrosse journey at Marriotts Ridge High School. A three-time high school All-American, Stukenberg guided the Mustangs to Maryland Class 3A/2A state championships during the 2011 and 2013 seasons and was twice named the Howard County Player of the Year.
