Union College Athletics

Caitlin Cuozzo excelled in multiple sports at a level never before seen at Union, becoming the only player ever at Union to earn All-America honors in multiple sports as a member of the women's soccer and lacrosse teams from 2004-08.
 
Cuozzo earned All-Liberty League honors in all four seasons on the pitch, including three first-team honors. After scoring a career-high 15 goals as a sophomore, the forward was named to the NSCAA All-America third team and All-Region first team as a junior after scoring 10 goals with four assists for 24 points. She finished her decorated career with 36 goals and 27 assists for 99 points in 83 matches, ranking fourth in career assists, fifth in points, sixth in goals and third in game-winning goals (14).
 
Cuozzo also starred on the lacrosse field at Union, earning three IWLCA All-Region honors in four years. She started her career by being named to the WomensLacrosse.com All-America All-Rookie Team as a first-year before an All-American sophomore campaign that saw her rack up 30 goals and 27 assists for 57 points along with 79 ground balls and a program-record 138 draw controls, which up until that point were the most ever recorded by a Division III player and remained so until 2010. She finished her career with a program-record 333 draw controls, which ranked second-most in D-III history at the time of her graduation, in addition to 88 goals and 64 assists for 152 points.
 
Cuozzo's teams were a part of a combined six NCAA Tournaments and boasted a combined record of 118-29-7 over four years. She earned Union's Female Sophomore Athletic Prize in 2006, the ECAC Medal of Merit in 2007, and the Robert M. Ridings Award in 2008.