Former Marquette University women’s basketball player Chloe Marotta and current men’s lacrosse player Mason Woodward have recently been recognized for their outstanding performances. They are the recipients of the 77th McCahill Award, an annual honor given to Marquette University student-athletes who encapsulate the values of leadership, scholarship, and service.

Marotta and Woodward have shone brightly both on and off the court. Marotta, during her stint with Marquette basketball, displayed commendable grit and sportsmanship. Simultaneously, she maintained a strong academic record, serving as a prime example of an accomplished student-athlete. In her commitment to service, she took part in charity events, supporting local community projects.

Similarly, Mason Woodward has excelled in men’s lacrosse while upholding the same scholarly standards. He shared Marotta’s commitment to volunteering and was proactive in multiple initiatives that positively impacted the community.

Their distinctions are a testament to the vibrant athletics culture at Marquette University, emphasizing not only performance and achievement in sport but also the development of well-rounded individuals committed to making meaningful change.