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Endicott ECW 3-4

Vassar VASSARW 1-5

Endicott ECW

3-4

Final

Mar. 20, 2024

Vassar VASSARW

1-5

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Endicott ECW	2	3	4	5	14
Vassar VASSARW	4	3	0	5	12

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | 3/20/2024

Women’s Lacrosse Clipped By Endicott

Torkelson nets five goals,

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Poughkeepsie, NY – The Vassar College Women's Lacrosse team dropped its fourth straight contest on Wednesday, falling in a hard fought 14-12 decision to visiting Endicott. Emma Torkelson (Madison, NJ) led the scoring attack for the Brewers with five goals.

Wednesday's loss drops Vassar to 1-5 overall on the season, while the Gulls improve to 3-4.

How It Happened

Vassar got off to a fast start, scoring the first three goals of the contest.
Tess Billings (Deer Field, IL) opened the scoring at the 12:05 mark with goals from Torkelson and Kali Ringler (North Andover, MA) pushing the lead to 3-0.
Leah Black scored the Gulls' first two goals of the game around another tally from Torkelson to make the score 4-2 through 15 minutes.
Endicott knotted the score at 4-4 with 9:01 left before halftime, but Vassar answered with goals from Emilia DiLberto (Allison Park, PA) to move back in front 6-4.
Emerson Clark brought the Gulls back to within a goal before Reilly Mulcahy (Arlington, VA) closed out the first half scoring with 33 seconds left before halftime to send Vassar into the break leading 7-5.
Vassar held a 21-12 advantage in shots at the intermission to go along with a 9-7 edge in groundballs.
First half draw controls were even at 7-7.
Coming out of half, Endicott outscored Vassar 4-0 in the third quarter to pull in front for the first time in the game.
Kiana Napolitano evened the score at 7-7 with 11:11 left in the quarter before Clark gave the Gulls the lead for good in the game at 8-7 with 5:26 to play in the period.
Following a weather delay, Jaira Paine scored with 2:01 left in the third quarter to push the lead to 9-7 heading to the fourth quarter.
Billings halted the Endicott scoring run with the first goal of the fourth quarter.
Endicott came back with the next three tallies to move in front 12-8 on another Napolitano marker with 11:09 left in the contest.
Napolitano struck again with 4:19 left to give the Gulls a 14-10 lead.
Vassar finished the scoring with goals from Torkelson and Ringler in the final 2:19 to bring the Brewers to within the final 14-12 decision.

For The Brewers

Torkelson led the way for Vassar with five goals to go along with two groundballs.
Ringler and Billings each scored twice with Ringler adding four caused turnovers.
Mulcahy posted three points after scoring twice and adding an assist while adding four draw controls.
DiLiberto led all players with nine draw controls and finished the tilt with a goal, four caused turnovers and four groundballs.
Julia Lawless (Valley Stream, NY) collected three groundballs and caused two turnovers.
Emma Larson (Ramsey, NJ) secured three groundballs and forced a miscue.
Lola Wright (Palisades, NY) won three draw controls.
Lauren Johns (Havertown, PA) made eight saves in goal for Vassar and finished with two groundballs.

For The Gulls

Napolitano finished with a hat trick and four points.
Paine scored twice and assisted on two goals to go along with two draws.
Black and Clark each scored three times.
Bailey Sheehan finished with a goal and two assists.
Maggie Holt led the team with six draw controls.
Mia Smith closed a strong game with a goal, three groundballs, three draw controls and two caused turnovers.
Lydia Atkins picked up the win in goal with 12 saves.

Game Statistics

Vassar finished the day with a 36-27 advantage in shots and a 24-22 edge in shots on goal.
Draw Controls went to the Brewers by a 16-13 margin.
Vassar held a slim 18-14 edge in groundballs.
Vassar went 16-for-18 in clearing chances.
Endicott finished 20-for-21 in clears.

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