Lorraine Maloney, Drew University
Field Hockey – Class of 1990
Lorraine Maloney quickly became known as a strong player, establishing new scoring records (27 goals and 58 points in a season) which still stood at the time of her Hall of Fame induction at Drew in 2002, and remained a scoring leader through the 1988 season. Maloney was a four-time MAC All-Star First Team selection from 1986-89
Maloney was Regional All-American player in 1987 and 1988, being named to the 1987-88 college hockey coaches association (CFHCA) Mid-Atlantic First Team. She was selected to the 1988 Penn-Monto CFHCA All-American Second Team and the 1988 Division III All-American Second Team. In 1989, her senior year, a pre-season knee injury kept her off the field for the first half of the season, but she put in a strong performance upon her return. At the time of her induction, she still held the record for most career goals (70), most career points (170), most goals in a game (5), and most assists in a game (3), and was second in most career assists (30). Upon graduation, Maloney received a well-deserved College Alumni/ae Association Senior Female Athlete of the Year Award.
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