2019 Lacrosse Roster
Sisk, Blair
Jersey Number 99
Blair Sisk
- Position:
- Midfielder
- Height:
- 5-6
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Greenwood Village, Colo.
- High School:
- Cherry Creek
Bio
MPSF Rookie of the Week (March 16)
SENIOR (2019): Sisk saw action in 11 games in her final season and made one start. She scored two goals, one against Arizona State (3/17) and one against California (4/14). Sisk also recorded three ground balls, one caused turnover and one draw control.
JUNIOR (2018): Sisk played in the first five games of the season before suffering an injury against Virginia Tech (March 4). She tied a career-high three goals in the previous game against San Diego State (2/25), scoring on two free-position attempts. Sisk returned to the Colorado lineup after missing seven games. In total, she played in 12 games and started five. The midfielder produced seven goals and was three of six on free-position attempts in addition to four ground balls and four draw controls.
REDSHIRT SOPHPOMORE (2017): Sisk entered her redshirt sophomore year recovering from a torn ACL. She played in 11 games for the Buffaloes, recording nine goals, one assist, five groundballs, two draw controls, and one caused turnover. Sisk remained a key part of Colorado’s midfield, scoring a pair of hat-tricks in wins over Winthrop (3/15) and St. Mary’s (4/21). Sisk tallied a season-best four points in the win over St. Mary’s, adding an assist. In that same game, she scored on all three shots on goal, including a free-position goal. She also picked up one ground ball and recorded a pair of draw controls.
SOPHOMORE (2016): Sisk tore her ACL during preseason and missed the entire season.
FRESHMAN (2015): Sisk excelled in her first year as a Buff. She scored the third-most goals with a total of 27 with three of those being game-winners. The midfielder saw action in all 18 games and started in 17. She earned four assists, 31 points, and 58 shots in total. Sisk was also named MPSF Rookie of the Week (March 16). She was also active away from the goal, winning 25 draw controls, picking up 20 ground balls and causing 14 turnovers. Her hat-trick and assist for four points in a win over Marquette on Feb. 14 started a streak of nine straight games with at least one goal. She matched her season-high of four points with three goals and an assist in a win over UMass Lowell on March 27. Sisk also had hat tricks in a 14-13 double-overtime win at Michigan and in a 16-7 victory over Fresno State. She had two-goal games against No. 7 Northwestern, New Hampshire, UC Davis, No. 13 Stanford and California. Her season-highs for ground balls (3), draw controls (4) and caused turnovers (3) came in wins against UMass Lowell, New Hampshire and UC Davis, respectively. Sisk had a goal and an assist in two games at the MPSF Tournament, scoring a goal in the semifinals against No. 15 Stanford. She had game-winning goals against Marquette, New Hampshire and UMass Lowell.
HIGH SCHOOL: Sisk excelled in two sports at Cherry Creek. In lacrosse, she helped the Bruins to three consecutive league titles (2011, ’12 and ’13) and two state titles (2011, ’13). Cherry Creek also had runner-up finishes in the state championship in 2012 and ’14. As a freshman, she was named her team’s most improved player and was an All-State honorable mention. She earned second-team All-League honor her freshman and sophomore seasons. Sisk continued to shine as an upperclassman, earning three consecutive first-team All-State honors and back-to-back All-American honorable mention and first-team All-League honors. As a junior, she was Cherry Creek’s MVP and the MVP of the Colorado State Championship game and earned Player of the Year honors in the Centennial League and from the Denver Post. Her senior year, she was a Denver Post Student-Athlete of the Week, a Denver Athletic Club Recognized Athlete and a finalist for the Cherry Creek Kurby Lyle Award and the Cherry Creek Faculty Honor Athletic Award. She received a four-year varsity award and received a 2013 Sportswomen of Colorado award for lacrosse. Sisk played club lacrosse for Team 180 from 2010-12 and Denver Summit Lacrosse from 2012-13. Sisk was also a three-year letterwinner in field hockey, playing in the midfield.
IN THE CLASSROOM: Sisk majors in English with an emphasis in creative writing.
PERSONAL: Blair Elizabeth Sisk was born in Washington D.C. on May 28, 1996. Her parents Charles and Jaime Sisk work as a financial advisor and a sales associate, respectively. Her grandfather, Dick Blair, ran track for Kansas in the 1950s and was an alternate for the 880 Olympic relay. Sisk has climbed nine 14ers. She likes swimming and volunteering with the Special Olympics. Her favorite food is sushi and her favorite musicians are Luke Bryan and John Mayer. She is a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and Michael Jordan. She picked Colorado because of the coaching staff, facilities and academic support.
SENIOR (2019): Sisk saw action in 11 games in her final season and made one start. She scored two goals, one against Arizona State (3/17) and one against California (4/14). Sisk also recorded three ground balls, one caused turnover and one draw control.
JUNIOR (2018): Sisk played in the first five games of the season before suffering an injury against Virginia Tech (March 4). She tied a career-high three goals in the previous game against San Diego State (2/25), scoring on two free-position attempts. Sisk returned to the Colorado lineup after missing seven games. In total, she played in 12 games and started five. The midfielder produced seven goals and was three of six on free-position attempts in addition to four ground balls and four draw controls.
REDSHIRT SOPHPOMORE (2017): Sisk entered her redshirt sophomore year recovering from a torn ACL. She played in 11 games for the Buffaloes, recording nine goals, one assist, five groundballs, two draw controls, and one caused turnover. Sisk remained a key part of Colorado’s midfield, scoring a pair of hat-tricks in wins over Winthrop (3/15) and St. Mary’s (4/21). Sisk tallied a season-best four points in the win over St. Mary’s, adding an assist. In that same game, she scored on all three shots on goal, including a free-position goal. She also picked up one ground ball and recorded a pair of draw controls.
SOPHOMORE (2016): Sisk tore her ACL during preseason and missed the entire season.
FRESHMAN (2015): Sisk excelled in her first year as a Buff. She scored the third-most goals with a total of 27 with three of those being game-winners. The midfielder saw action in all 18 games and started in 17. She earned four assists, 31 points, and 58 shots in total. Sisk was also named MPSF Rookie of the Week (March 16). She was also active away from the goal, winning 25 draw controls, picking up 20 ground balls and causing 14 turnovers. Her hat-trick and assist for four points in a win over Marquette on Feb. 14 started a streak of nine straight games with at least one goal. She matched her season-high of four points with three goals and an assist in a win over UMass Lowell on March 27. Sisk also had hat tricks in a 14-13 double-overtime win at Michigan and in a 16-7 victory over Fresno State. She had two-goal games against No. 7 Northwestern, New Hampshire, UC Davis, No. 13 Stanford and California. Her season-highs for ground balls (3), draw controls (4) and caused turnovers (3) came in wins against UMass Lowell, New Hampshire and UC Davis, respectively. Sisk had a goal and an assist in two games at the MPSF Tournament, scoring a goal in the semifinals against No. 15 Stanford. She had game-winning goals against Marquette, New Hampshire and UMass Lowell.
HIGH SCHOOL: Sisk excelled in two sports at Cherry Creek. In lacrosse, she helped the Bruins to three consecutive league titles (2011, ’12 and ’13) and two state titles (2011, ’13). Cherry Creek also had runner-up finishes in the state championship in 2012 and ’14. As a freshman, she was named her team’s most improved player and was an All-State honorable mention. She earned second-team All-League honor her freshman and sophomore seasons. Sisk continued to shine as an upperclassman, earning three consecutive first-team All-State honors and back-to-back All-American honorable mention and first-team All-League honors. As a junior, she was Cherry Creek’s MVP and the MVP of the Colorado State Championship game and earned Player of the Year honors in the Centennial League and from the Denver Post. Her senior year, she was a Denver Post Student-Athlete of the Week, a Denver Athletic Club Recognized Athlete and a finalist for the Cherry Creek Kurby Lyle Award and the Cherry Creek Faculty Honor Athletic Award. She received a four-year varsity award and received a 2013 Sportswomen of Colorado award for lacrosse. Sisk played club lacrosse for Team 180 from 2010-12 and Denver Summit Lacrosse from 2012-13. Sisk was also a three-year letterwinner in field hockey, playing in the midfield.
IN THE CLASSROOM: Sisk majors in English with an emphasis in creative writing.
PERSONAL: Blair Elizabeth Sisk was born in Washington D.C. on May 28, 1996. Her parents Charles and Jaime Sisk work as a financial advisor and a sales associate, respectively. Her grandfather, Dick Blair, ran track for Kansas in the 1950s and was an alternate for the 880 Olympic relay. Sisk has climbed nine 14ers. She likes swimming and volunteering with the Special Olympics. Her favorite food is sushi and her favorite musicians are Luke Bryan and John Mayer. She is a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and Michael Jordan. She picked Colorado because of the coaching staff, facilities and academic support.
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