New England Command

The Command was a Women's Professional Lacrosse League (WPLL) professional women's field lacrosse team. They have played in the WPLL since the 2018 season. In the 2018 season, the five teams in the WPLL played in a barnstorming format, with all five teams playing at a single venue, and the Command were the inaugural champions.

Command

Founded	2018
First season	2018 WPLL season
Disbanded	2020
Last season	2019 WPLL season
League	Women's Professional Lacrosse League
Team history	New England Command 2018 Command 2019—2020
Based in	Boston, Massachusetts
Head coach	Amy Patton
General manager	Alice Lee
Division titles	1 (2018)
Website	New England Command

After cancelling the 2020 season in April due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the league announced on August 6, 2020, that it would be closing down.^[1]

Roster

NUMBER	NAME	POSITION	COLLEGE
99	Emily Leitner	GK	University of Pennsylvania
81	Sarah Martin	A	University of Albany
63	Kierra Sweeney	A	Dartmouth College
34	Casey Pearsall	M	University of Notre Dame
33	Becca Block	D	Syracuse University
31	Bailey Mathis	D	Loyola University Maryland
29	Megan Douty	D	University of Maryland
28	Bridget Bianco	GK	Northwestern University
25	Katie Hertsch	D	Hofstra University
24	Sarah Lloyd	M	Princeton University
23	Steph Lazo	A	Penn State University
21	Kristin Igoe	M	Boston College
20	Taylor Hensh	A	University of Maryland
18	Taryn VanThof	M	Loyola University Maryland
16	Olivia Jenner	A	Duke University
15	Tanner Guarino	M	UMass Amherst
14	Ela Hazar	A	University of North Carolina
12	Kasey Behr	M	University of Virginia
9	Gabby Capuzzi	M	Ohio State University
8	Kara Mupo	A	Northwestern University
6	Izzy Nixon	A	Yale University
5	Katie O'Donnell	M	Penn State University
4	Kenzie Kent	A	Boston College

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2018 season

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Result	Score
June 2	New York Fight	Neutral	W	13-10
June 9	Baltimore Brave	Away	L	6-15
June 24	Upstate Pride	Away	W	11-10 (OT)
June 28	Philadelphia Fire	Home	W	12-11

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2019 season

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Venue	Result	Score
June 1	Philadelphia Fire	Home	Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA	W	11-8
June 15	Upstate Pride	Neutral	River City Sports Complex, Richmond, VA	L	5-18
June 24	New York Fight	Neutral	Homewood Field, Baltimore, MD	L	5-16
July 13	Baltimore Brave	Away	Ridley Athletic Complex, Baltimore, MD	L	9-13

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See also