Maine Lacrosse Phenom

Breaking Records No Maine Player Had Touched Before

Trainor's career numbers are staggering for Maine lacrosse. She finished with 319 goals and 119 assists across her high school career. No girls lacrosse player in the state had ever scored 400 career points before her, according to Central Maine. She blew past that mark and landed at 438.

One game stood out above the rest. Trainor surpassed 300 career goals during a 21-10 win over Scarborough. That moment made it clear she was not just a great player — she was rewriting what Maine lacrosse could look like.

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A Second All-American Nod From USA Lacrosse

Earning one All-American selection is rare. Earning two in a row is rarer still. USA Lacrosse gave Trainor back-to-back All-American honors, putting her among the top players in the entire country. Portland Press Herald noted it was her second straight selection at the national level.

The honor reflects more than just goal totals. Trainor also added 58 assists in her final season alone, showing she could make teammates better while still being the top scoring threat on the field.

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Trainor Heads to Division I Fairfield University

After setting records at the high school level, Trainor will step up to Division I college lacrosse at Fairfield University in Connecticut. It is a big jump from Windham, but her numbers suggest she is ready. She averaged roughly 1.5 combined goals and assists per game in her senior year.

2026 All-State Team Rounds Out Maine's Best

Trainor was not the only standout in Maine this season. Sun Journal reported that the full 2026 Varsity Maine All-State girls lacrosse team featured strong performers across the state. On defense, Clark was a key player for the Rangers with a 60 percent save rate in goal.

Howes was named the top offensive threat for her team on the All-State list. The Central Maine region also saw standout play, with Maranacook/Winthrop and Messalonskee leading the area in top-player selections, according to Central Maine.

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