While her teammates were scoring at the other end of the field, Katzen was doing a tremendous job keeping opponents from finding the back of Moses Brown's net. The senior defender for the Division I state champion Quakers committed just 16 turnovers this spring, while racking up 37 caused turnovers. The co-captain, who received an All-American Honorable Mention, was also third on the team with 52 ground balls. "Zoe has started since her sophomore year and she has always been a leader on defense," said coach Jeanne Carhart. "She always marked up against the opponent's strongest attack player, and her crease defense is really some of the best that I've seen. For the past three years, she really has been one of the big sparks for our transitions. She makes good decisions with the ball. Her caused-turnover to turnover ratio is really good, and for her entire career has had the fewest turnovers on the team." Katzen, who plans to play lacrosse at Skidmore College next year, has also excelled in the classroom. The Academic All-American was named the MVP of Moses Brown's debate team, which finished second at the state championships.

More About Zoe

Favorite moment of the past school year: Winning the field hockey and lacrosse state championships

What I plan on doing this summer: Nannying / going to the beach

McCain or Obama? Obama

The song I love to listen to right now: "Small Axe" by Bob Marley

Something I'd like to learn to do: Learn to longboard

Something people would be surprised to know about me: I am a certified lifeguard.