Marist University Athletics

2012: MAAC All-Academic Team, Co-Captain ... Fought back from off-season knee injury to play in seven games, starting at home against Canisius on Apr. 14 and versus Fairfield on Apr. 18 ... Had three goals, two of which were scored against Canisius ... Had an assist versus Niagara on Apr. 21 ... Converted a free-position goal versus Canisius in MAAC Semifinals on Apr. 27.

2011: MAAC All-Academic Team, Co-Captain ... Led the Red Foxes with 32 goals and ranked third with 34 points ... Her 2.00 goals per game average ranked eighth-best in the MAAC ... Converted a team-high six free positions attempts ... Had the second most draw controls with 28 and third most ground balls with 27 ... Appeared in and started all 16 games for the Red Foxes ... Notched goals in all, but one game ... Had five hat tricks during junior campaign ... Ended season on an eight-game goal scoring streak that started on March 31 at home versus Denver.

2010: All-MAAC Second Team ... MAAC All-Academic Team ... Had a breakout season as a sophomore and ranked second on the team in goals (30) and fourth in points (35). ... Played in all 18 games earning 17 starts and she had two four-goal games on the year at Niagara and against Manhattan on April 9 and 16 respectively. ... Tallied three game-winning goals including the tally that proved to be the difference in the MAAC Championship game against Fairfield. ... Amassed season-highs in ground balls and draw controls with four apiece. ... Tallied four ground balls against Le Moyne on March 6 and four draw controls in games against Siena and Niagara. Had two caused turnovers against Yale on March 13.

2009: Played in 14 games for the Red Foxes ... Tallied six goals and two assists ... Recorded five draw controls and one caused turnover ... Scooped up four ground balls.

Prior to Marist: Procaccini, a 5'4" midfielder was named First Team All-Area, Second Team All-Conference, and was an honorable mention All-American at West Morris Central High School. In addition to playing four years of lacrosse, Procaccini also played four seasons of soccer. She was also part of the New Jersey State Sectional Championship Team in 2007 and 2008.

Personal: The daughter of Candace and Frank Procaccini

General: Major is Psychology/Special Education

Jori Procaccini's Career Statistics