Smart. Competitive.
Built it herself.

She studied the draw like an engineer. The answer was the twist.

She's an MIT engineer who plays NCAA women's lacrosse. Watching the draw from the field, she saw what decides it: the twist and dig, the split second where one player gets under the ball and rotates through. Then she noticed nobody had a good way to practice that move alone.

So she did what engineers do: she built the solution. With the DrawMate team, she designed a patent-pending, spring-loaded trainer that twists back like a live opponent and is always ready, with her teammates who take the draw in mind.

It's for the player putting in extra work, the parents backing her, and the coaches developing her.

Because the draw is won in the twist.