Pair from RSC Women's Lacrosse Earn All-E8 Honors
ALBANY, N.Y. – Russell Sage College Women’s Lacrosse had two student-athletes receive All-Empire 8 Conference honors.
Accolades, determined by a vote of the ten head coaches, were announced by the Conference office earlier today.
Junior Gianna Geraci (Averill Park, NY/Averill Park) earned a spot on the third team. The midfielder topped the Gators with 37 points on 30 goals and seven assists. She controlled 40 draws, caused 19 turnovers, and scooped 24 groundballs. Geraci, who closed the regular season sixth in the E8 with 2.50 goals per-game, led the Conference with 6.42 shot attempts per-game.
One member of each team was named that institution's representative on the 2026 E8 Women's Lacrosse Tomorrow's Leaders Team. This team honors a student-athlete who has emerged as a leader not only on the field of play, but in the classroom and in the community. In addition, they "compete with honor and integrity" and have distinguished themselves and consistently exhibit the critical traits as outstanding sportswomen. Sophomore attacker/goalkeeper Keegan Long (Gansevoort, NY/Schuylerville) represented the Gators (2-10/1-8 E8) on the squad.
Gator Bites with Papa John's: The spring marked the first with Head Coach Geri Seif leading the Russell Sage College Women's Lacrosse program…She served as an assistant coach with nearby Union College from 2022-2025…The Gators delivered Seif her first career win on April 11 at Keuka…RSC won the Saturday E8 matinee 15-6…Five Gators returned from last year's squad…Junior midfielder Alexis Crossman (Corinth, NY/Corinth), junior defender Mackenna Huestis (Gansevoort, NY/South Glens Falls), and sophomore midfielder Maia Hunter (Theresa, NY/Indian River) headlined the returnees…In 2025, Crossman topped RSC with 37 points on 31 goals and six assists, and set the program single-season records with 50 caused turnovers, 3.57 per-game…The midfielder holds the school career records for groundballs, and caused turnovers…She established program single-game records of 19 groundballs and 14 caused turnovers in the non-conference victory vs. Elmira on April 20…Crossman, who became the fourth Gator to reach 100 career draw controls earlier this spring, closed the regular season leading the E8 with 58 groundballs, 3.25 caused turnovers per-game, and 4.83 groundballs per-game.
