Mary Schumar sets new assists record for Marquette women's lacrosse
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 10:07 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Mary Schumar established a new single season record for assists in Marquette women's lacrosse with 69 in 2023. This surpasses her own previous record of 43 assists in 2022, which had tied Cate Soccodato’s long-standing mark. Schumar led the nation with an average of 3.63 assists per game, demonstrating a significant increase in her playmaking abilities. Dani Serrano finished her freshman season in 2026 with 38 assists, raising the question of whether she can challenge Schumar's record in upcoming years. As the team aims for NCAA tournament qualification, Serrano could potentially break the record given the right circumstances.
- •Mary Schumar records 69 assists in 2023, a new program record.
- •Schumar's 2022 had tied Cate Soccodato's record with 43 assists.
- •Dani Serrano leads her team with 38 assists in her freshman year.
- •Serrano's production indicates potential for future record-breaking seasons.
- •Marquette aims for an NCAA tournament berth to aid assist totals.
- 10:07 PMYahoo Sports — The Marquette Women’s Lacrosse Single Season Assists Chart
"In 2023, Mary Schumar destroyed the record she tied in 2022. Can Dani Serrano take a run at her in the next three years?
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