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Maeve Curtin

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Maeve Curtin First Student Liaison on Falls Church School Board

The lacrosse player was sworn in during Tuesday night’s work session.

Before Feb. 26, there had never been a student representative on the Falls Church City School Board, but George Mason High School junior Maeve Curtin changed that. In the fall Curtin, 16, asked school board member John Lawrence if there had ever been a sitting student representative. Curtin found that other school boards had student representatives and thought it was time the local board had one. Lawrence brought the idea to the board and it was well received. Two weeks ago, the board passed a resolution making way for a student representative. Curtin was amongst four students voted on by Mason’s student council. “I always thought it was something the school board was lacking,” Curtin said. “I thought it was something that was needed.” …

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Generals Too Much For Mustangs on Senior Night

Johansen's five goals not enough in 18-9 lacrosse loss.

Giving up quick breakaways at the start of each half proved to be too much of a hole to dig out of, and George Mason fell to Washington-Lee 18-9 on Wednesday's senior night. Abby Johansen led all scorers with five goals to highlight the 2011 class, and freshman Maeve Curtin added three to provide some hope that this year’s disappointing record will be nothing more than a blip on the radar. The Generals used long, controlled possessions to prevent the Mustang offense from taking the ball past midfield for the first 3:30 and took a 2-0 lead before Curtain got on the board. W-L went on the extend the lead to 8-1 before Johansen started a quick rally. The Old Dominion University recruit fired a quick shot into the net off a pass from Abby …

Phil Duncan

11:34 am on Thursday, May 5, 2011

Kudos to seniors Abby, Amanda and Brittney for their leadership in a rebuilding year for Mason girls lacrosse, and congratulations to Abby for an all-star high school career that will surely be a prelude to even greater accomplishments as she goes on to play D1 lax at Old Dominion U.   more ›

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