Colby-Sawyer Athletics

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2024: Himes had another special season for the Chargers starting all 18 games. Hannah ended the season with 58 ground balls and 53 caused turnovers. Himes ranked 4th in caused turnovers (53) in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) en route to her being named First Team All-Conference for the second-straight year. Hannah's best game of the season came on March 22nd against Simmons with eight caused turnovers and seven ground balls in a big win. Himes added a massive game on April 13th against Regis with seven caused turnovers and a career-best nine ground balls in a 11-10 Charger win. Hannah currently sits 4th in program history in ground balls (161) and tied for 2nd in caused turnovers (119). 

2023: Himes continued to be a star for the Chargers women's lacrosse team in 2023 starting all 18 games and producing 51 caused turnovers and 58 grounders with a draw. Hannah led the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) in caused turnovers (51) and was 11th in the conference in ground balls (58). Himes' first big game of the season came on March 25th at Elms College getting five caused turnovers to go with six ground balls. Hannah followed it up with six caused turnovers on April 15th at the University of Saint Joseph. Himes ended the year with her biggest game of her collegiate career causing a career-high nine turnovers to go with another best eight ground balls on April 29th in the GNAC Quartefinals against Emmanuel College. Hannah was later named to the GNAC All-Conference First Team for her defensive efforts. Himes caused the 2nd most caused turnovers in program history in a single season (51) in 2023. 

2022: Himes was a key contributor for the women's lacrosse team in 2022 starting 10 games and making appearances in 13 games. Hannah started the season as the backup goalie, before transitioning into one of the best defensive players in all of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC). Himes ended the year with an assist, 45 ground balls and 15 caused turnovers. Himes ranked 31st in the GNAC and fifth on the team in ground balls, while also ranking fifth on the team in caused turnovers. Hannah had her first big game of the season on April 9th at Emmanuel College collecting a career-high eight ground balls, while causing two turnovers. Himes had her best game of the season on April 16th at Johnson & Wales University, where she got her first collegiate point with an assist to go along with three ground balls and a career-high four caused turnovers. Himes was later named to the GNAC All-Conference Second Team and GNAC All-Rookie Team. 

PRIOR TO COLBY-SAWYER: Graduate of Essex High School and was an All-Conference selection as well as named a team captain.