One of the most magical seasons in West Chester Women’s Lacrosse history culminated with the school’s second national championship in Houston, Texas, with a 13-12 victory over C.W. Post at the NCAA DII Festival. Junior Jackie Baker scored a game-high four goals and assisted on another while freshman Claire Grimwood posted a hat trick and finished with seven points, and senior Steph Kienle registered a hat trick and four points in the win. Mary Beth Green made nine saves in goal and helped West Chester hold off a furious late rally by C.W. Post.
 
The Golden Rams finished 20-1 that year, set an NCAA record for most goals scored in a single season (424), which still stands today, and won their final 20 games, following an opening-season loss, to claim the national title. Kienle broke her own NCAA Division II record for points in a single season with 143. She was the Division II national attacker of the year and graduated as the school’s all-time leading scorer. Head coach Ginny Martino collected her second national championship, after leading West Chester to its first lacrosse title in 2002.

2008 Women's Lacrosse (20-1)
Date            Opponent                                           Result
3/9              at   Limestone (SC)                                L, 8-9
3/11            at   Belmont Abbey (NC)                         W, 18-7
3/19            at   Slipper Rock*                                   W, 27-2
3/22                 Millersville*                                        W, 16-5
3/25                 Lock Haven*                                      W, 20-8
3/29            at  Shippensburg*                                   W, 22-2
4/2                   Bloomsburg*                                     W, 20-10
4/5                   Indiana (Pa.)*                                    W, 24-1
4/7             at   East Stroudsburg*                             W, 23-5
4/9                   Gannon                                            W, 24-7
4/10                 Slippery Rock*                                  W, 30-1
4/12           at   Millersville*                                        W, 20-11
4/16           at   Lock Haven*                                      W, 18-12
4/19                 Shippensburg*                                   W, 21-6
4/21           at   Bloomsburg*                                     W, 20-9
4/24           at   Indiana (Pa.)*                                    W, 21-3
4/26                 East Stroudsburg*                             W, 25-4
4/29                 East Stroudsburg (PSAC Semifinals)  W, 21-4
5/3                   Lock Haven (PSAC Championship)     W, 17-8
5/15           vs   Limeston (NCAA Semifinals)^             W, 17-9
5/17           vs   C.W. Post (NCAA Championship)^     W, 13-12
* PSAC game
^ DII Festival (Houston, Texas)