HAVERFORD, Pa. - After another historic campaign, two members of the Haverford College women's lacrosse team have been named USA Lacrosse All-Americans, USA Lacrosse Magazine announced in a release on Wednesday.
Junior Finley Jordan (Tampa, Fla. / Berkeley Prep) was named to the Third Team, while senior Brooke Epstein (Hillsborough, N.C. / Durham Academy) was named honorable mention. Epstein adds the honor for the second consecutive year, while Jordan joined Epstein in being honored as a preseason All-America selection.
Jordan repeated as a Second Team All-Centennial selection after another strong defensive season to anchor the Fords. She started 20 games with 46 ground balls, 45 caused turnovers, six draw controls, and three points (1G, 2A). She ranked first in the conference in caused turnovers and tied for third in ground balls, recording multiple CTs in 14 games, including a season-best five at Lebanon Valley (3/4). In the NCAA tournament, she recorded five total caused turnovers, including three in the win over Endicott. She also posted five ground balls vs. Messiah (3/18) and at least two ground balls in 15 games.
Epstein concluded one of the most decorated careers in Haverford women's lacrosse history as the program's all-time leader in points (292), goals (219), free-position goals (46), and game-winning goals (13). A premier offensive player in Division III, she added another record-setting senior campaign in 2026, setting a new single-season program record with 99 draw controls.
Across 78 career appearances and 73 starts, Epstein compiled 219 goals and 73 assists while shooting over 50 percent for her career. Also a three-time First Team All-Centennial Conference selection and two-time First Team IWLCA All-Metro Region honoree, Epstein produced three consecutive 60-goal seasons, including 67 goals and 87 points in 2026 after 66 goals and 89 points in 2025. She also totaled 225 career draw controls.
Women's Lacrosse continued its rise as one of the nation's premier programs in 2026, capturing the top seed in the Centennial Conference Tournament for the first time, and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season. The Fords have now reached three straight NCAA Tournaments and four in the last five years, further cementing their place among the nation's best while continuing a historic era of success for the program.
