If Hopkins can?t make a run deep into the NCAA tournament this season, do not count the Blue Jays out the next two years. That is because the sophomore class on the Homewood campus is very deep.
Schwarzmann may be overlooked by some when it comes to the top players on the Blue Jays, but she surely has gotten the attention of her foes. As a freshman, the 5-feet-2 public health and business major was third on the team with 28 points and 11 assists, while adding 17 goals.
Through ten games this season, Schwarzmann scored eight goals with five assists.
She is second on theteam with 21 groundballs.
While at Century, Schwarzmann was a captain in soccer, basketball and lacrosse.
Lauren?s older sister, Ashley, is a South Carroll product who lines up as a senior defender for Hopkins.
