Hall of Fame
The only All-American in the history of the women's lacrosse program, Jensen Paterson Pincus '11, takes her rightful place in the Hall of Fame. By the time she graduated in the spring of 2011, she had set nearly every offensive record, many of which remain standing 15 years later.
As a senior, Pincus was voted the NCAC Offensive Player of the Year and was named to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) All-West Region First Team and All-America Third Team after posting an incredible 112 points (74g-38a) in 18 games. She set both team and NCAC records for points in a season while ranking fourth in the country in points per game (6.22) and seventh in total points.
In a 21-3 win over Medaille College on March 15, 2011, she established single-game records for points (12) and assists (9) that have since been tied but never broken. She also had an eight-goal performance in a dramatic 12-11 overtime win over Wittenberg University in the regular-season finale, which secured Allegheny's berth in the NCAC Tournament while setting a then-record for wins in a season with 12.
Over her four-year tenure with the Gators, Pincus set another record and currently ranks second all-time with 301 career points. The Atlanta, Georgia, native was elected to the All-NCAC First Team in each of her four seasons and was chosen as the College's 2010-11 Female Senior Achievement Award winner and Athlete of the Year.
