MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - Sara Tisdale admits that her competitiveness as a coach reflects her wanting to win, as her first opportunity comes Sunday in Ann Arbor, the site of the inaugural game for the Central Michigan women’s lacrosse program.
The Chippewas have more than a month before their March 11 home opener and first Atlantic Sun Conference game in CMU’s brand-new lacrosse-soccer stadium. In the meantime, the focus for Tisdale and the Chippewas is to make an impression, and their first chance comes against Michigan, which is in its third year of varsity lacrosse.