The Trinity women, coached by Kara Tierney (3rd season, 19-23), had an 8-7 overall record and a 3-6 mark in the league, which qualified them for a first-ever (New England Small College Athletic Conference) NESCAC Championship Tournament appearance. The Bantams lost at Amherst, 11-6, in the first round.

Taylor, a 2002 All-NESCAC second team selection, started all 15 games at attack and finished with a team-high 22 assists and 13 goals for 35 points. With 56 goals and a College-record 62 career assists, Taylor has amassed a total of 118 points in her Bantam career. Also, a IWLCA Regional All-American in 2001, she set a new Trinity record for assists in that season with 33 dishes.

Gratry, also a All-NESCAC second team selection this spring, started all 15 games at attack and finished with a league-high 55 goals and seven assists for a team-high 62 points. Gratry also totaled 41 ground balls, 28 turnovers caused, and a team-high, 51 draw controls, and named as the NESCAC Player of the Week once this season. She was also a second team All-NESCAC and Regional All-American selection in field hockey for the Bantams this fall.

Lingnau started all 15 games at defense for the Bantams, and finished with one goal, 48 ground balls, and a team-high, 61 turnovers caused.