No NCAA lacrosse player, man or woman, in any division has more points than Pickerington Central product turned Capital midfielder Grace Osborn.
In a 19-6 win over Otterbein (1-7, 0-1 OAC) Saturday, Osborn recorded six goals and three assists for the Comets (5-3, 1-0 OAC), giving her 569 career points. The previous record holder was LIU Post’s Jackie Sileo, who posted 564 points between 2011-14.
Osborn set the record in fewer games than any other of the NCAA's other points leaders, and Capital still has six regular-season games left to play. At her current pace, Osborn could become the first NCAA player to produce 600 points.
According to USA Lacrosse, the All-American is already the first player in NCAA history to score 400 goals. She has 447 and counting.
NCAA career points leaders
Women'sDI: 498 – Kylie Ohlmiller, Stony Brook, 2015-18 (252 goals, 246 assists; 84 games)DI: 564 – Jackie Sileo, LIU Post, 2011-14 (195 goals, 369 assists; 77 games)DIII: 569 – Grace Osborn, Capital University, 2022-present 19 (447 goals, 122 assists; 64 games)
Men'sDI: 401 – Chris Gray, Boston U./North Carolina, 2018-19/2020-22 (204 goals, 197 assists in 71 games)DII: 444 – Rick Gilbert, Hobart, 1971-74 (68 games)DIII: 502 – Ryan Gebhardt, Stevens/MIT, 2018-21/2022-23 (98 games)
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Capital's Grace Osborn, Pickerington Central grad, breaks NCAA record
