Hockey has been life for Lily Mackenzie. But she's ready for something different. When all is said and done, Mackenzie, a senior at Wilmington High, will go down as one of the greatest hockey players to ever come out of the town of Wilmington, Mass.. Her career could end this week. Mackenzie, who's 86 career goals are the most ever scored by a girl's player from Wilmington for the high school, and whose 122 points rank third in program history, has been a one-woman wrecking crew this season, having posted a six goal game along with several four goal and hat-trick games. Hockey has been the center of Mackenzie's world since she was in elementary school, and she continues to treasure every memory and wouldn't change a thing, but she's ready for something new. The senior sat down with the LIT crew to talk about her career, and the pressures that come with being "The Man" (or in this case Woman) with all eyes and bullseyes focused on you everytime your on the ice.