Lafayette women's lacrosse fell to Colgate 20-13 after a challenging match highlighted by an 8-0 run in the third period. Georgia Swarr led the Leopards with two goals and one assist, while Colgate's Aubrey McMahon shone with nine goals and one assist, totaling 10 points. The game had an initially close score, with Colgate pulling ahead significantly during the third period. Lafayette struggled to score during this stretch, and despite some late goals, they were unable to recover. The Leopards are set to face Army next.

By the Numbers
  • Colgate outscored Lafayette 8-0 in the third period.
  • Aubrey McMahon netted nine goals, contributing to Colgate's 20 total goals.
Yes, But

While Lafayette made efforts to close the gap, particularly through Swarr and other scorers, Colgate's dominating third period effectively sealed the game and showcased Lafayette's defensive struggles.

State of Play
  • Lafayette was outmatched in key statistics: draw controls (19-15) and shots (46-24).
  • Senior goalkeeper Kennedy Carr made nine saves before sharing duties with Molly Cunningham.
What's Next

Lafayette will look to regroup as they prepare for their upcoming game against Army on Friday at 4 p.m., aiming to improve both offense and defense.

Bottom Line

This match underscores the importance of a strong third quarter, with Lafayette needing to address their consistency and defensive strategies to compete effectively in future games.