Army West Point Athletics
On Point: First of Many
April 05, 2018 | Women's Lacrosse
On Point highlights the tremendous personal stories our coaches and cadet-athletes have to share on a weekly basis. Each week, a new feature story will be prominently highlighted on GoArmyWestPoint.com. The features will include multi-media pieces and written pieces by the Army West Point athletic communications staff.
The United States Military Academy has been in existence for more than 216 years and has had countless well-known graduates shape the foundation of this country. Because of that, there are limited chances to be the first person to accomplish a feat at the prolific institution nowadays. But for Army West Point women's lacrosse player Rachel Hornick, seizing unexpected moments have given her an opportunity to achieve that accomplishment.
The United States Military Academy has been in existence for more than 216 years and has had countless well-known graduates shape the foundation of this country. Because of that, there are limited chances to be the first person to accomplish a feat at the prolific institution nowadays. But for Army West Point women's lacrosse player Rachel Hornick, seizing unexpected moments have given her an opportunity to achieve that accomplishment.
The Calvert, Md., native has been etching her name into Army's records book since the program's inception prior to the 2016 school year. From scoring the team's first goal to becoming its first ever 100-point scorer, there is no disputing that Hornick has left her mark permanently.
To read more about Hornick's experience at West Point and her role in building the foundation of Army's women's lacrosse program, click here.
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