2012: Played in 10 games as a rookie … Scored her first career goal against Holy Cross … Finished the year with four ground balls, three caused turnovers and four draw controls … Had two ground balls and two draw controls in win at Columbia … Before Brown: A three-sport athlete at St. George’s School, Julia played soccer and ice hockey in addition to lacrosse, captaining all three teams as a senior … Named First Team All-American in 2011 and was a two-time US Lacrosse Academic All-American (2010 & 2011) … Recipient of the Coaches’ Cup for both soccer and lacrosse as a senior … Played for ELNE at the 2010 National Tournament and was a NEPSWLA All-Star … Led the St. George’s lacrosse team in assists and scored 75 goals during her senior year … Earned 11 varsity letters during her high school career and was the recipient of the Mary Eustis Zane Cup (Senior Athlete Award) at graduation … Played club lacrosse for Metacomet Select Lacrosse … Member of Cum Laude Society, Spanish Honor Society and National Honor Society … Chair of the Honor Board … Recipient of the Yale Prize (excellence in scholarship and character) and the St. George’s Medal (highest award at graduation, given to a member of the sixth form who through effort, character, athletes and scholarship has best caught and expressed the ideals and spirit of St. George’s) … Graduated with High Distinction … Personal: The daughter of Robert and Maureen Carrellas, Julia has two brothers, Nicholas and Peter, and one sister, Maddie, who is a senior on the lacrosse team at Holy Cross … Undecided on a concentration. 

Carrellas' Career Highs
Goals: 1, at Holy Cross (3/13/12)
Points: 1, at Holy Cross (3/13/12)
Shots: 2, vs. Sacred Heart (4/14/12)
Ground Balls: 2 at Columbia (3/3/12)
Caused Turnovers: 1, 3x, last vs. Cornell (4/28/12)
Draw Controls: 2, at Columbia (3/3/12)