Kassidy Bresnahan finding the back of the net on a pass from
Shannon Kavanagh just under a minute into the game.
ECU answered to knot the game at 1-1, but Kavanagh tallied her first goal of the day to give Florida the 2-1 advantage with 25:09 left in the first half.
The Pirates responded to once again tie the game, but back-to-back goals from
Brianna Harris gave Florida the 4-2 lead with just over 21 minutes remaining in the frame. ECU went on a 2-0 spurt over the course of the next five minutes to tie the game at 4-4.
With the game knotted at 4-all, the Gators exploded for a 5-0 run – consisting of all man-up goals. Kavanagh kicked off the run, followed by goals from
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Women s DI Roundup: Jacksonville s Historic Win, OT Thrillers & Char Char North s Big ACC Outing
Saturday March 13th, 2021 6:45pm
(Photo Courtesy: Boston College Athletics)
We re two weeks into March and it feels like we are truly into the full swing of things this lacrosse season. This weekend has been jam packed with great matchups, tight thrillers, and double headers and it’s only Saturday!
While it’s easy to focus your game watching on popular conferences like the ACC and the Big Ten, there were some really special Saturday matchups that should not go unnoticed. If you’re not watching lacrosse on every screen in the house, you are missing out on some awesome lacrosse. Here are my Saturday takeaways:
Jacksonville upsets Florida lacrosse
Senior Taylor Bresnahan scored a hat trick for Florida in a dominant, 14-7 victory over Lousiville. Photo by Aaron Albright | The Independent Florida Alligator
Dolphins’ attacker Sarah Elms chucked her stick up in the air after she rifled a goal into the back of the Gators’ net.
The Severna Park, Maryland, native gave Jacksonville the lead with about 12 minutes left in the first half. But this was just the start.
Florida lined up on DB Milne Field Saturday against the unranked Jacksonville Dolphins with both teams eager to keep their win streaks alive. The Gators ran out of the locker room with their roster full of all-American threats. The Dolphins’ physicality gave UF a run for their money in a 12-11 match.
Florida drowns Stetson 19-7
Shannon Kavanagh
With about five minutes remaining in the first half, the Gators made it clear they meant business as midfielder Shelton Sawers ripped one past Stetson’s goalkeeper to put them in the double digits. Then, Florida prevailed in the eye of the storm.
The No. 6 Gators withstood the rain as they lined up at the Athletic Training Center in DeLand, Florida, to face the unranked Stetson Hatters.
Stetson challenged Florida in the draw circle and won 12 out of 27 draws. Although Stetson made its mark on the scoreboard, an hour flew by as Florida emerged victorious 19-7.
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