WILLIAMSPORT, PA (March 21, 2021)- FDU Women's Lacrosse rolled to their fourth straight victory on Saturday afternoon, taking down Lycoming College on the road, 21-6. With the victory, the Devils improve to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom while the Warriors fall to 0-3 overall and 0-2 in conference.
 

First Half

FDU dominated both sides of the ball, scoring 11 goals in the first half. In the half, the Devils scooped 16 ground balls,  won nine draw controls and recorded 20 shots on goal. FDU scored 10 goals in the half before Lycoming netted one. Sophomore Kylee Garcia led the way with five goals, followed by First-year Aubrey Hunter with two and senior Olivia Chaoush, junior Paige Frye, sophomore Emma Ciquera and first-year Katie Walsh recorded one apiece. After 30-minutes of play, held an 11-3 advantage.
 

Second Half

The Devils got on the board early in the first half, scoring the first goal to increase the lead to 12-3. Each team exchanged goals, with Lycoming out scoring FDU 3-2 over a five-minute span, bringing the Devils lead to 13-6. From there, FDU dominated, scoring the games next nine goals to finish the 22-6 victory. In the half, Garcia, Frye, Ciquera and Hunter all scored two apiece and Chaoush and Walsh added one each.

Six Pack

Garcia finished the day with six goals to lead the way for FDU. She also added two assists and seven ground balls.
 

The Hunting

The first-year Hunter continues to play well for the Devils, finishing with four goals, seven shots and four draw controls.
 

Two Plus

Six different Devils finished with two goals or more, including four with three or more and two with four or more.
 

Coaches Thoughts

"Offense really spread it around today, with everyone contributing- 6 different goal scorers and 5 different people assisting- we played really aggressive in the middle of the field which helped in our transition game, it has been great to see our underclassmen settle in and really step up." - Head Coach Evan Mager
 

Next Up

FDU returns to action on Wednesday, March 24 when they travel to Stevens Tech for a 7:00pm game.