FAIRFAX, Va. - George Mason lacrosse head coach Lauren Hay announced the addition of six student-athletes to the roster for the 2013 season. The class includes three midfielders, two defenders and one goalkeeper.

"We have an extremely talented group of freshman entering into our program next fall," stated head coach Hay. "They are a very athletic class and will bring a competitive dynamic to our program. We are looking forward to the immediate impact this class will bring to our team."

The incoming class is comprised of Erin Anderson (West Chester, Pa.), Megan Bisson (Vienna, Va.), Caroline Brouse (Stevensville, Md.), Chloe Chan (Manchester, England), Gina Purdue (Centreville, Md.) and Kaylin Ziemba (Kingsville, Md.).

Erin Anderson
Defense
West Chester, Pa.
West Chester Henderson High School
A two-sport athlete at West Chester Henderson, Anderson played field hockey and lacrosse for the Warriors. In 2011, Anderson was named second team All Ches-Mont and Honorable Mention All-Area. In three seasons, she recorded 101 ground balls, 63 caused turnovers, 12 draw controls, seven goals and four assists. Also in 2011, Anderson was selected first team All Ches-Mont and first team All-Area in field hockey. In addition, she was tabbed Honorable Mention All Ches-Mont and Honorable Mention All-Area in 2010 for field hockey. In 2009, Anderson was the recipient of the Coaches Award. She was a member of the National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society.

Megan Bisson
Midfield
Vienna, Va.
James Madison High School
Earning three letters in both field hockey and lacrosse at James Madison High School, Bisson was a two-time First Team All District honoree in lacrosse. In 2011, she was tabbed First Team All Region, Honorable Mention All Met and helped lead the Warhawks to a Virginia State Championship. A Second Team All District honoree in 2010, she was named Honorable Mention All Region additionally in 2009. Her junior season, Bisson scored 40 goals to go along with six assists, 25 caused turnovers, 35 draw controls and 43 ground balls.

Caroline Brouse
Goalkeeper
Stevensville, Md.
Kent Island High School
Brouse competed in basketball, lacrosse and soccer at Kent Island High School and helped lead Maryland United East to a 2010 President's Cup Championship, two Top of the Bay Championships and the 2011 Summer Showcase Championship. In 2011, Brouse was the only goalkeeper selected to the first team All-Mid Shore Conference.

Chloe Chan
Midfield/Defense
Manchester, England
Marple Hall School
Chan has been a member of five club teams including England Lacrosse (one year), North Lacrosse (three years), Cheshire County (four years) and Stockport Lacrosse Club (five years). She helped lead North Lacrosse to a 2011 Junior Territorial Championship and Cheshire Lacrosse to a 2011 County Championship. Tabbed Senior MVP in 2011, Chan was also selected as the Junior MVP in 2010 and Senior Most Improved in 2009.

Gina Purdue
Midfield/Attack
Centreville, Md.
Queen Anne's County High School
A three-sport athlete at Queen Anne's County High School, Purdue earned three letters in lacrosse and soccer. The recipient of the Unsung Hero Award in 2011, Purdue was also tabbed second team All Bayside Conference her junior season. In 2010, Purdue earned the Heart of the Lion Award and was named third team All Bayside Conference. From 2010-11, she recorded 77 ground balls, 37 goals, 31 draw controls, 26 caused turnovers and 24 assists. She helped lead the Lions to a perfect record in 2011, a Bayside Championship, State of Maryland 2A-1A Regional Championship and State Semifinal appearance. The Lions were 2010 North Bayside Champions and State of Maryland 2A-1A Regional Champions.

Kaylin Ziemba
Defense
Kingsville, Md.
Maryvale Preparatory School
Earning three letters in field hockey and lacrosse, Ziemba was a four-time Scholar Athlete Award winner at Maryvale Preparatory School. A 2011 IAAM All-Star, Ziemba played five years for Rome Club lacrosse. She was a member of the Honor Society, National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, Young Scholars Program, student council representative and President of Fair Trade. In 2012, she helped lead Maryvale Preparatory School to a IAAM A championship. Ziemba was awarded the Varsity Captain Leadership Award with two additional captains, named Defensive MVP for field hockey and was a six-time recipient of the Scholar-Athlete award. Additionally, she received the Distinguished Honor Award for maintaining a 3.8 cumulative GPA or higher.