By Shirah Wasik
The UConn women’s lacrosse team played a close division game against the Georgetown women’s lacrosse team last Friday with the UConn Huskies winning 15-14. But the Georgetown Hoyas were the first to score in the game thanks to Caroline Frock’s unassisted goal. Within the first half, the Hoyas had five additional girls score goals, all unassisted. Michaela Bruno was the only girl from Georgetown to score twice in the first half.
On the other hand, the UConn Huskies had five girls scoring goals within the first half. The star among them was Kyra Place, scoring three goals, two of which were unassisted. Place’s last goal of the first half was assisted by Lia LaPrise. LaPrise also assisted Sam McKenna in the first half. The three other Huskies scored unassisted. By the end of the first half, the game was tied, 7-7.
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Hoyas Compete Early, Fade Late Against Drexel Published February 27, 2021
The Georgetown women’s lacrosse team (0-1, 0-0 Big East) fell to the Drexel Dragons (3-0, 0-0 CAA) by a final score of 21-9. After the postponement of their scheduled season opener due to COVID-19 concerns within the program, the Hoyas were able to get their season underway on Saturday but could not contain Drexel at Cooper Field.
While the Hoyas started out strong and were competitive early on, a breakthrough second half proved decisive as the Dragons pulled away. Freshman Kylie Hazen, senior Caroline Frock, and junior Jordyn Sabourin had two goals each for Georgetown, while Drexel seniors Lucy Schneidereith and Karson Harris led all scorers with 8 and 6 goals, respectively.
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