Q&A With Junior Defender Kayla Stolins
Friday, March 30, 2012 | Lacrosse
Throughout the season, GatorZone.com will post Q&A's with various members of the Florida lacrosse team. In the eighth installment, we check in with junior defender Kayla Stolins.
#20 Kayla Stolins
Jr. • Defense • 5-2
Glen Arm, Md.
Q: Now that you're an upperclassman and the team has been together for a few years, how do you think the team has grown?
I think that our team has grown so much from our inaugural year; going from being 10-8 our first year, to 16-4 our second is pretty amazing.
Q: What are your personal goals for the season? What do you see as the team's goals?
My personal goal and the team's goal is the same. We reallyyyy want to win a national championship and we are going to do our best to do so!
Q: What is your favorite thing about being a Florida Lacrosse player?
My team is my favorite thing about being a Florida lacrosse player. I couldn't ask for a better one!!
Q: What are some of your favorite non-lacrosse things to do in or around Gainesville?
Laying by the pool, especially in the winter months when friends and family back home in Maryland are freezing!
Q: What is your favorite memory with your teammates, on or off the field?
My favorite memory on the field is definitely beating Northwestern. Off the field, just hanging out with my teammates.
Q: Tell us a little-known fact about you…
I love pets. My house is a zoo. I have two dogs, a cat and three parrots.
Q: What's your favorite class that you've taken at UF, and why?
Anatomy- It just really interests me.
Q: What do you want to do after you graduate?
Occupational or Physical Therapist.
Q: If you could take a trip anywhere in the world, where would it be?
Either Australia or Greece.
Q: What is your favorite tv show?
VAMPIRE DIARIES!!
Q: Top 5-10 most-played songs on your iPod:
I don't really have a favorite song, just a lot of country music.
Q: What has been the key to integrating the new players into this team that's been together since the beginning?
There is really no key, they fit in really well and work hard.
