Emelia Bohi - Women's Lacrosse (2024)

Honors & Awards
IWLCA West/Midwest Region First Team ... All-Big East First Team ... Big East Tournament Most Outstanding Player ... Big East All-Tournament Team ... IWLCA National Defensive Player of the Week (May 9, 2023) ... Big East Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 13, 2023; May 1, 2023) ... Big East Weekly Honor Roll (Feb. 20, 2023) ... USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American Honorable Mention ... Inside Lacrosse All-American Honorable Mention ... Tewaaraton Award Watch List ... 2023 USA Lacrosse Magazine Preseason All-American (Third Team) ... Big East Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 21, 2022) … Big East Freshman of the Week (Feb. 28, 2022; March 7, 2022)

2023:
Led the nation with a 6.43 goals-against average, marking the first time a Pioneer paced all goalkeepers in the country in the category … Started 22-of-23 games, with the only contest she didn’t begin in net being on senior day on April 22 vs. Georgetown … Finished with a 22-1 record and a .504 save percentage … Was fourth on the team with a 34 ground balls and caused 14 turnovers during the year … Made a then-career-high 12 saves on Feb. 18 at Colorado and posted a new personal best later in the season with 13 stops on May 7 at Connecticut in the Big East Championship Game … Named the National Defensive Player of the Week on May 9 after also making five saves vs. Villanova in the Big East Semifinals on May 5 … Stopped 7-of-14 shots at Maryland on March 5 and denied six attempts by Boston College on March 19 … Made nine saves on April 8 at UConn and stopped 10-of-15 shots on April 29 at Marquette to help DU win the Big East Regular Season Championship … Made five saves on May 12 vs. USC in the NCAA First Round and stopped six shots against Albany on May 14 in the NCAA Second Round … Denied 5-of-9 shots against defending national champion North Carolina in the NCAA Quarterfinals on May 18 … Made four stops against No.1 Northwestern in the NCAA Semifinals

2022:
Won each of her first six games and finished with a 13-3 record during her freshman campaign … Played in all 21 games, starting in 20 … Finished with an 8.42 goals-against average, the fifth-best mark in a single season in program history … Also had a .387 save percentage … Placed fifth on the squad with 32 ground balls … Made her collegiate debut by making six-of-15 saves and adding four ground balls in the season opener on Feb. 13 vs. Louisville … Named the Big East Defensive Player of the Week on Feb. 21 after leading DU to two wins and stopping four shots at Stanford on Feb. 18 and six at Cal on Feb. 20 … Earned consecutive Big East Freshman of the Week honors on Feb. 28 and March 7 … Made four-of-nine saves vs. Ohio State on Feb. 25 and stopped six-of-12 shots vs. Vanderbilt on March 6 … Had a season-high four caused turnovers and stopped three shots vs. No. 1 Boston College on March 9 … Made a career-high nine saves on two occasions: March 25 vs. Drexel (9-for-13) and May 5 vs. UConn in the Big East Semifinals (9-for-15) … Her .692 save percentage vs. Drexel was the highest of the season … Stopped seven shots and tied a season high with four ground balls at Villanova on April 23 … Won the first round of the NCAA Tournament vs. Vermont on May 13.

Before Denver:
Named to the 2019 DC Metro Team … Named to the 2020 UA Washington DC Highlight Team … Three-sport athlete at Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart (lacrosse, soccer & basketball) … Named 2018 All-ISL and MVP of soccer team … Member of Operation Smile, Gator Spirit, the Heart Health Club and the Student-Athletic Advisory Council at Stone Ridge.

Personal:
Daughter of James and Kelly … Has two younger sisters, Audrey and Adeline … Aspires to major in engineering and work as a biomedical engineer designing prosthetics for children … Mother and aunt played field hockey at James Madison University … Uncle played football at James Madison University.

Why DU:
"I chose Denver because of the team's amazing chemistry and how they are a second family to each other. In addition, the coaching staff and beautiful campus made it easy to fall in love with."

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  2022Freshman

  Goalie

  5'11"

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  2023Sophom*ore

  Goalkeeper

  5'10"

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  2024Junior

  Goalkeeper

  5'10"

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  2025Senior

  Goalkeeper

  5'10"

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