BALTIMORE - Loyola University Maryland women's lacrosse All-American Livy Rosenzweig has been drafted by Athletes Unlimited in its 2022 Lacrosse College Draft, as she was the 12th pick during the College Draft Show Tuesday night.
 
Rosenzweig, an attacker from Katonah, N.Y. and the program's first-ever four-time IWLCA All-American, was one of 15 college players invited to join the second Lacrosse season, which will be played from July 1 through August 14 at USA Lacrosse Headquarters in Baltimore, Md. All games will be broadcast live on ESPN platforms and tickets for the season are on sale now (https://auprosports.com/tickets/lacrosse/).
 
"We are so proud of all that Livy has done in a Loyola uniform and we are so excited that we get to watch her continue playing this summer in Athletes Unlimited," head coach Jen Adams said. "It will be amazing for our Hound fans to get to see Livy compete with and against so many of our former players in this dynamic professional format."
 
Rosenzweig concluded her career as only the second player in NCAA history to reach 400 points by scoring 200 goals and assisting 200 others. Ranked third on the NCAA's all-time career record list for assists and fourth in points, her 230 assists and 439 points stand as career records for both Loyola and the Patriot League. She also owns Loyola's career draw controls record, with her 401 ranking second in Patriot League history, while her 207 career goals rank fourth at Loyola and seventh in Patriot League history.
 
The first player at Loyola – male or female – to record 100 points in a single season, Rosenzweig eclipsed the plateau three times throughout her career and currently stands as the only player in school history to have multiple 100-plus point seasons. Her 116 points as a sophomore in 2019 stand as a single season record at Loyola, while her 111 from this year ranks second and her 102 as a freshman in 2018 are fourth. In addition, her 128 draw controls this season rank third on the program's single-season records list.
 
A three-time Tewaaraton Award Top-25 Semifinalist and five-time ILWomen All-American, Rosenzweig broke nine school records throughout her career. In addition to her career assists, career points and single-season points records, she also broke the program's career draw control record, winning 413 throughout her career, while her 70 assists from 2019 stands as the top mark. She also broke Loyola's single-game assists record, dishing out eight at Colgate in 2018, and set the program's records for points (102), assists (47) and draw controls (89) in a freshman season.
 
The Patriot League's first-ever four-time Patriot League All-Tournament Team selection and the first-ever back-to-back MVP of the Patriot League Tournament, Rosenzweig led the Greyhounds to three Patriot League titles and 26-straight regular-season conference victories, helping Loyola break the NCAA record for consecutive conference games won (66-straight). She also became just the eighth player in League history to earn four-straight first-team All-League honors, while she was voted the Patriot League Rookie of the Year in 2018 and the Patriot League Attacker of the Year in 2021 and 2022.
 
Throughout her career, she scored in all but one game, including the last 76-straight games. She recorded 38 hat tricks, 63 multiple assist games, 69 four-plus point games and 20 seven-plus point games. She also helped Loyola to an overall record of 69-15 throughout her career, a school-record 20 wins in 2022, four-straight NCAA Tournament appearances and four-straight Patriot League Regular Season Championships.
 
In being drafted, Rosenzweig will join former Greyhounds Kady Glynn, Katrina Geiger, Taryn VanThof, Taylor VanThof and Molly Wolf for Season 2 of Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse. Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse plays a short-form, fast-paced format consisting of eight-minute quarters, 10-v-10 game play and a 60-second shot clock. The top-four players become captains each week and draft their teams from scratch for the following week's games. Athletes score points as individuals and as a team to win MVP titles and cash bonuses. Glynn, a goalkeeper, finished the inaugural season ranked fourth on the leaderboard with 1601 total points.