In a competitive matchup, the Queens University of Charlotte women's lacrosse team lost to Jacksonville 13-8 despite a strong start that saw them lead 4-1 early. The Royals maintained a one-goal advantage at halftime but couldn't keep up as the Dolphins surged ahead with six consecutive goals. Though Queens narrowed the gap to 9-8 in the third quarter, Jacksonville's late-game performance sealed the victory. Kayleen Favreau was the standout player for Queens, scoring four goals. This marks Jacksonville's continued dominance as they improve to 6-2 for the season.

By the Numbers
  • Queens led 4-1 at the beginning but trailed 9-6 at halftime.
  • Kayleen Favreau scored four goals, while Jacksonville's Maeve Brennan matched that with four goals and three assists.
State of Play
  • Jacksonville is currently 6-2 overall and 2-0 in conference play.
  • Queens won the ground ball battle 21-15 but struggled with draw controls, losing 20-24.
What's Next

Queens will be back in action at home next week, with games scheduled against Austin Peay on Thursday and Lindenwood on Saturday, seeking to rebound from this tough loss.

Bottom Line

The Royals showcased resilience but ultimately fell short against Jacksonville. Consistent offensive output will be crucial for their upcoming games to improve their record and capitalize on their home advantage.