Moore's Five Goals Not Enough For Bearcats

Moore's Five Goals Not Enough For Bearcats

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Every gameday throughout the 2011 season, America East will provide a women's lacrosse update that  previews the day's matchups as well as recaps the previous day's action. The update will also provide links to live coverage, box scores and highlights of select games. Fans can also follow women's lacrosse action throughout the season at the America East Facebook page, Twitter account and YouTube page!

 

Recent Results


Monday, March 21
at High Point13, Binghamton 10 -- Box Score

  • Binghamton (1-7) took a 2-1 lead, but gave up six consecutive goals to High Point to fall behind, 7-2, at the half.
  • Binghamton held a 20-19 advantage in shots on goal despite being outshot, 27-25, overall.
  • High Point keeper Lauren Hayes stopped 10 Bearcat shots. Binghamton senior keeper Lauren Scott made only six saves on the evening.
  • Senior midfielder Beth Moore scored five goals on 10 shots and also added an assist for six total points. Moore also picked up four ground balls and notched a pair of draw controls. 

 

Sunday, March 20
at Stony Brook 18, Iona 7- Box Score

  • Senior midfielder Victoria Cable scored a career-high five goals to help lead Stony Brook to an 18-7 victory over Iona.
  • Along with her five goals, Cable controlled a game-high four draws for the Seawolves.
  • Junior midfielder Abby Ford matched her career-high with five points, scoring one goal and dishing out four assists.

 

UMBC 15, at Mount Saint Mary's 8- Box Score

  • UMBC used a balanced offensive performance to earn a 15-8 win over Mount Saint Mary's and extend its winning streak to three games.
  • Senior midfielder Amanda Pappas continued her excellent play, netting a game-high four goals and scooping up three ground balls.
  • Junior attack Emily Coady recorded six points on three goals and three assists, while senior attack Erika Braerman added three points.

 

Vermont 15, at Marist 8- Box Score

  • Freshman midfielder Sydney Mas recorded a game-high seven points to help Vermont earn an impressive 15-8 win at Marist.
  • Mas netted a career-high six goals and dished out an assist to help lead the Catamounts. Sophomore midfielder Emma Kelly scored three goals to record her second straight hat trick.
  • Junior goalkeeper Laura Barber made eight saves to help Vermont seal the win.

 

at Denver 13, Boston University 11- Box Score

  • Boston University couldn't overcome a late four-goal deficit, as it fell 13-11 at Denver.
  • Senior attack Erica Baumgartner led the Terriers with a game-high five points. Baumgarnter dished out a team-high four assists and added a goal.
  • Sophomore attack Danielle Etrasco and sophomore midfielder Kristen Mogavero each scored two goals in the loss.

 

No. 17/15 Albany 10, at No. 19/12 Massachusetts 8- Box Score

  • No. 17/15 Albany earned its sixth consecutive win to open the season, as it knocked off No. 19/12 Massachusetts, 10-8.
  • With the win, Albany knocked off its third ranked opponent of the season and continued the best start in program history.
  • Senior attack Taylor Frink recorded a game-high seven points in the thrilling win. Frink scored a team-high four goals and dished out a team-high three assists.