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Kenyon KENYON 1-3

Roanoke ROANOKE 5-1

Kenyon KENYON

1-3

Final

Mar. 09, 2024

Roanoke ROANOKE

5-1

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Kenyon KENYON	5	3	3	1	12
Roanoke ROANOKE	5	4	5	2	16

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | 3/9/2024 3:39:00 PM

Roanoke Claims 16-12 Victory over No. 22 Kenyon

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THE GAME FACTS
Score: Roanoke 16, Kenyon 12
Location: Salem, Va.

The Short Story: The No. 16 Maroons pulled away late for another key non-conference women's lacrosse win at Kerr Stadium.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Roanoke took an early 2-1 lead on goals from Grace Koutouzis and Sydney Harrison. The Owls answered with a 3-goal run, including a pair of scores from Kate Lengel, to go in front 4-2 with 6:14 remaining in the opening frame.
Kenyon led 5-3 later in the first quarter, but markers from Maddie McDonald and Libby Bowman canceled out that advantage and pulled RC even at 5-5 by the end of the period. The Maroons would not trail again for the rest of the afternoon.
Raegan Becker and Bowman fired the opening salvos of the second quarter to give Roanoke a 7-5 edge. The teams traded goals down the stretch, and the Maroons held a 9-8 lead at halftime.
Ali Hatfield tied things up at 9-9 for the Owls on a goal with 13:29 to play in the third. Bowman and Zoe Blair scored back-to-back to put Roanoke ahead 11-9, but two straight Mallory Brophy markers knotted the score at 11-11 with 6:35 remaining in the period.
But the Maroons took over from there, closing the stanza on a 3-0 run and taking a 14-11 lead on Koutouzis' goal with 1:44 to go. The Owls pulled to within two (14-12) on a Blythe Karras goal early in the fourth quarter, but scores from Tiernan Connor and Bowman inside the final five minutes iced the win.

BY THE NUMBERS

Koutouzis set a new career-best with eight points, posting four goals and four assists. Bowman tied her career-high with six goals and also notched one helper.
Becker chipped in two goals, and the Maroons got one score apiece from Harrison, McDonald, Connor and Zoe Blair.
Sophia Chickering notched eight draw controls to help the Maroons to a 19-13 advantage on the circle. Koutouzis, Keely Dent, Natalie Mason and Addison Schmidt each recorded a pair of caused turnovers, and Kyleigh Chickering made eight saves in goal.
Lengel paced the Owls with four goals and one assist, while Brophy finished with two goals. Ali Hatfield registered one goal and two assists, and Nola Garand recorded 14 saves.