CONWAY - Coastal Carolina head women's lacrosse coach Jaime Sellers and her staff has announced the program's fourth signing class, which includes six student-athletes who will enroll at the University and join the team this fall. They will be eligible to compete during the spring 2016 season.

The six signees hail from six different states, including North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, and played all four position on the field during their high school careers with a pair of attackers and midfielders to go along with a defender and a goalkeeper.

"We are excited to announce our incoming class," Sellers said. "Hailing from six different states, the group represents the growth of our sport and the ability for coaches to recruit on a national landscape, which wasn't necessarily the case 10 years ago. This class is also well balanced across the field, representing all four position groups. While this is the smallest class we have brought in, they are abundant with talent and passion for the game. They are an extremely fun group, and I can't wait to see them become a part of our team this fall."

Attack
Madeline Bromley(Cary, N.C./Athens Drive HS) accounted for 257 goals and 93 assists throughout her high school career. She spent her freshman season at Apex High School before transferring to Athens Drive High School for her final three seasons. As a senior, Bromley scored a career-high 118 points on 102 goals. She assisted a career-high 32 times during her junior campaign. She is a four-time All-Conference performer, a two-time member of the News & Observer All-Metro Team and was named an Academic All-American following her senior season. Additionally, Bromley made the North Carolina U-15 Team and was named Academic All-Conference following her freshman season at Apex. Along with her high school competition, she spent the 2007-12 seasons playing club lacrosse for the Carolina Fever.

Jenny Thompson (Kenilworth, Ill./New Trier Township HS) was a three-year member of New Trier's varsity lacrosse team and totaled 37 points on 21 goals and 16 assists, while also recording 15 ground balls and causing 19 caused turnovers during her final two seasons. As a junior, Thompson helped New Trier to a 22-1-1 record and runner-up finish in the state championship. She was twice named Honorable Mention Honor Roll during her high school career. Additionally, she was a member of the 2012-13 Brine National Team, competed in the 2013 Under Armour Games and was named the Most Valuable Player at the 2013 Chicago Cup. Thompson also played club lacrosse for the Wildcat Elite (2009-12), Lakeshore (2010-12) and True Lacrosse Elite (2012-14). Along with playing lacrosse, she was a member of the New Trier women's golf team, which finished third in the state.

Midfield
Haley Alexander (Bel Air, Md./C. Milton Wright HS) tallied 154 points on 87 goals and 67 assists in her four-year career at C. Milton Wright High School. Additionally, she won 75 draw controls and caused 37 turnovers. During her senior season, Alexander recorded career highs with 40 goals and 26 draw controls, while also contributing 17 assists and 11 caused turnovers. Prior to her final season, she totaled a career-high 59 points with 30 assists and 15 caused turnovers as a junior. To go along with her four-year career at C. Milton Wright High School, Alexander was also an eight-year member of the Elite Lacrosse Club.

Brie Perkins (Charlottesville, Va./The Madeira School) recorded 235 points on 192 goals and 43 assists in her high school career. As a sophomore, she put together her best season with a career-high 70 points on 56 goals and 14 assists. She scored 42 or more goals and totaled 53 or more points in all four years at The Madeira School. In her junior and senior seasons, Perkins helped lead the team to back-to-back winning seasons and an appearance in the Independent School League Conference Championship. She was a four-time recipient of the All-League Award for lacrosse and also won the distinction as a field hockey player. In addition to playing lacrosse for The Madeira School, Perkins was also a member of the Capital Lacrosse Club for three years.

Defender
Rachel Stevens (Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry HS) spent three seasons on Londonderry High School's lacrosse team and tallied 58 ground balls to go along with 34 caused turnovers and 14 draw controls in her career. Additionally, she scored eight points on four goals and four assists. Stevens, a team captain during her junior and senior seasons, is a four-time member of the Honor Roll and was a member of the National Honor Society for three years. Following her junior season, she was named Second Team All-State and an Academic All-American. She was also a member of the Athletic Leadership Council during her senior year. Along with playing lacrosse for Londonderry, Stevens was a member of the Granite State Elite club team from 2010-14.

Goalkeeper
Harley Barrett (Collegeville, Pa./Perkiomen Valley HS) amassed 1,018 saves in her career at Perkiomen Valley High School. As a senior, she allowed only 150 goals on 386 shots and held opponents to a career-low 9.11 goals against average. Barrett even scored a goal and added two assists in her final season. She was named a first team member of the Pioneer Athletic Conference from her sophomore to senior seasons and earned second team recognition while also receiving her team's Outstanding Player Award following her freshman season. Additionally, Barrett served as the team captain her senior season and was named the Defensive Player of the Year. Outside of playing at Perkiomen Valley, she spent seven years as a member of the Dynamite Lacrosse Club. Along with playing lacrosse, Barrett played both travel and high school soccer and is a black belt in karate.

Come fall, this group of newcomers will get the opportunity to blend with the current roster and build upon the program's best season in 2015 when the Chanticleers posted an 11-6, 5-2 record. Coastal Carolina finished third in the Big South Conference and made its first appearance in a Big South Championship semifinal game.