Faced with a difficult early-season schedule, GC got off to a slow start. Yet the green and white rebounded at mid-season and, at one point, The Pride won six straight games, the second longest winning streak in program history. During that stretch, Greensboro bested four conference teams; defeated Roanoke for the first time in Pride history and upended visiting Hartwick.

On offense, Amanda McGlaughlin led GC with 37 goals and 29 assists. Karen Hall and Jenna Gast recorded 34 and 30 goals for The Pride respectively.

Greensboro placed eight student-athletes on the all-conference team. Sophomore Jackie Cianfrani was the lone Pride student-athlete named to the USAS tournament team.

Having won four of the five USA South women's lacrosse titles, GC is bullish on the 2006 season. With the conference now fielding seven teams and meeting playoff qualification status, The Pride hopes to secure the first ever NCAA bid awarded to a USA South team next year.

Following the season, McGlaughlin was name to the all-region second team. Teammate Roberton became the second Pride player selected to play in the prestigious North-South All-Star Game.
  

2005 GC Women's Lacrosse  Post Season Honors: Amanda McGlaughlin USAS First Team; All South Atlantic Region second team. Kate Roberton USAS First Team; CoSIDA regional academic second team; IWLCA North-South All-Star; Jenna Gast USAS 2nd team; Karen Hall USAS 2nd team; Megan Barbieri USAS 2nd team; CoSIDA regional academic second team. Kristen McGuire USAS 2nd team. Jennifer Donah USAS Honorable Mention; Caroline Young USAS Honorable Mention. Jackie Cianfrani USAS Tournament team