By Alexandra Oliveira – Staff Reporter

The Jonathan Law girls lacrosse team is looking forward to the upcoming season.

Head Coach Chloe Oliver said Law’s senior captains – Natalie Pank, Nadia Nuzzo, and Mackenzie Forsythe – have set the tone so far.

“They exude warmth and belief in their underclassmen,” Oliver said. “I have no doubt these captains will lead our team to our version of success this year.”

The team is also excited to participate in the annual Morgan’s Message Game dedicated to eliminating the stigma around mental health within the student-athlete community. Pank described the event’s importance and why people should look out for it.

“It’s a great opportunity to support the cause and spread awareness on what it all represents,” Pank said.

The team has been putting in hard work preparing for the season.

“We’re coming off a great winter training and the team is excited to put their skills to work,” Junior Avery Oliveira said.

Oliver shared her expectations for the team for this season.

“I expect this season to be filled with hard work and fun,” Oliver said. “Our 2026 mantra is ‘Hustle and Heart’ and our girls have hit the ground running with their commitment to the team.”

New members of the team are also ready to start the season.

“I’m most excited for bonding with the team and playing in games,” freshman Brynne Maida said.

Manager August Oliveira said the team has excellent chemistry so far.

“Everyone is so kind and supportive to each other and it’s overall such a great atmosphere to be around,” Oliveira said.