Women's Club Lacrosse at UC Davis

2026 Alumni Game 💙 Thank you to everyone who came out and participated!! We had such a great time playing one last time this year, after our week at nationals.

Spring Banquet 🌸🌺🌻🌼!!

Such an amazing season with an amazing team! So thankful it’s not over just yet! Congrats to everyone who got awards and see you tomorrow bright and early at nationals!! 💛💙

‼️‼️YOUR DAVIS AGGIES ARE GOING TO NATIONALS💛💙🐴‼️‼️

For the first time since 2012, we will be competing in the WCLA D2 National Championship in Naples, FL and we need your help! Please support us by donating. ❤️🙏Link in bio ➡️🔗

The tournament is May 12-15 and we CAN’T WAIT to show up and show out.

Let’s go aggies!!! Getting that 🥈 in the WWLL championship. Such a great championship game, can’t wait for nationals!! 💙💛

Mimi Chietti - #11, Player Of The Year

In 2024, Mimi was our starting goalie, finishing with a 4.00 goals-against average and a .582 save percentage—ranking 4th in the WWLL. The following year, in a selfless decision to strengthen the team, she volunteered to transition out of goal so others could share time in net.
This shift required learning an entirely new position, yet Mimi embraced the challenge. Through relentless effort, she developed into a dominant midfielder, where her energy, awareness, and work ethic set her apart.
Now in 2026, she ranks among the league’s best, recording 16 assists (4th in WWLL, 20th nationally), 35 points (7th in WWLL), 52 draw controls (10th nationally), 13 goals (13th in WWLL), 33 ground balls (17th nationally), and 23 caused turnovers (17th nationally)—remarkable production for a second-year field player. She has twice earned recognition as a WWLL all star and was awarded WWLL Player of the year honors this season.
More importantly, Mimi leads through action. Her work ethic, humility, and team-first mindset elevate everyone around her.

We are all so proud of you Mimi! Can’t wait to keep you another year.

Lauren Elliott, #1 - WWLL Second Team

Throughout her first WCLA season, Lauren demonstrated exceptional skill, consistency, and leadership, making a significant impact on our team’s success, all while achieving an impressive 3.845 GPA.
She was dominant on draw controls, consistently giving our team a competitive edge in possession and setting the tone for our offensive opportunities. Beyond her control in the midfield, Lauren proved to be a well-rounded contributor offensively, not only scoring key goals but also facilitating play with an impressive 30 assists. Her vision and unselfish style of play elevated those around her and made her an essential part of our attack.
Lauren finished the season with 78 draw controls, 30 Caused turnovers, 30 assists, and 50 points for national rankings of 3rd, 4th, 7th and 14th respectively -a testament to her work ethic, determination, and technical ability. Equally important, she was a great teammate—supportive, dependable, and committed to the success of the group above individual accolades.
Her performance reflects the highest standards of student-athlete excellence.

We are proud of you Lo! Excited for one more season!

Nicole Hazen, #11 First Team All Conference

Nicole has been an integral part of the UC Davis program, demonstrating exceptional commitment, athletic performance, and leadership throughout the season.
Nicole distinguishes herself not only through her game-day performance but also through her relentless work ethic in practice. She approaches every training session with the same intensity and focus that she brings to competition, setting a standard for her teammates and contributing to a culture of accountability and excellence within the program. Her consistency and determination have made her a respected and valued teammate. She was selected as a first-team all star in the WWLL.
Over the course of the season, Nicole’s development has been evident. Her performance steadily improved, reflecting both her dedication and her ability to translate preparation into results. Statistically, her progression underscores her impact, particularly in her defensive contributions.
One of Nicole’s most notable strengths is her ability to create turnovers where she ranked 1st in the country with 44, especially against high-level competition. As the season advanced and the level of play intensified, she elevated her performance accordingly. In the postseason, she recorded four caused turnovers in each playoff game—an impressive achievement given the caliber of opponents in the Western Women’s Lacrosse League (WWLL). Her ability to disrupt opposing offenses in critical moments was instrumental to the team’s success. In addition to her defensive prowess, Nicole recorded 34 groundballs and 44 points ranking her 14th and 18th in the country respectively.
Nicole Hazen exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding student-athlete: skill, perseverance, teamwork, and the ability to perform at her best when it matters most.

We are all so proud of you Nicole. Happy to have you for another two years!

Daisy Foreman - #8

As the leading scorer for the UC Davis lacrosse team, Daisy has distinguished herself as one of the most impactful and dedicated student-athletes in the program.
Daisy’s performance this season has been exceptional. She currently leads her team and is second in the conference and 7th in the country with with 43 goals, a testament to her offensive skill, consistency, and competitive drive. Her ability to perform under pressure and deliver results in critical moments has made her an indispensable asset on the field.
Beyond her impressive statistics, Daisy’s work ethic sets her apart. She approaches every practice and game with focus, determination, and a commitment to improvement. Her relentless effort has translated directly into her success and has elevated the performance of those around her.
Daisy’s leadership contributions are equally noteworthy. She has served as a team officer for the past two years, demonstrating maturity, accountability, and a strong sense of responsibility to her teammates. In recognition of these qualities, she has been selected by her peers to serve as team president in 2027—an honor that reflects the respect and trust she has earned within the program.
Daisy Foreman embodies the qualities of a great student-athlete: elite performance, unwavering work ethic, and exemplary leadership

We are all so proud of you Daisy. Looking forward to seeing so many more goal cellys next year!

Mimi Chietti - #11, WWLL Player of the Year

In 2024, Mimi was our starting goalie, finishing with a 4.00 goals-against average and a .582 save percentage—ranking 4th in the WWLL. The following year, in a selfless decision to strengthen the team, she volunteered to transition out of goal so others could share time in net.
This shift required learning an entirely new position, yet Mimi embraced the challenge. Through relentless effort, she developed into a dominant midfielder, where her energy, awareness, and work ethic set her apart.
Now in 2026, she ranks among the league’s best, recording 16 assists (4th in WWLL, 20th nationally), 35 points (7th in WWLL), 52 draw controls (10th nationally), 13 goals (13th in WWLL), 33 ground balls (17th nationally), and 23 caused turnovers (17th nationally)—remarkable production for a second-year field player. She has twice earned recognition as a WWLL all star and was awarded WWLL Player of the year honors this season.
More importantly, Mimi leads through action. Her work ethic, humility, and team-first mindset elevate everyone around her.

Mimi we are so proud of you for this accomplishment. We can’t wait to have her for another year 😁

YOUR AGGIES HAVE DONE IT AGAIN‼️‼️‼️ Join us tomorrow on field 4 against UCSD. Go Ags!! 💙💛