Army West Point women's lacrosse achieved a significant victory by defeating No. 5/7 Yale 12-8, marking their highest-ranked win of the season. This win solidifies Army's position in the Patriot League as both teams now hold a record of 9-2, but Army has the edge at 3-0 in their respective conferences. Senior Brigid Duffy led the charge with four goals and seven points, while goalie Lindsey Serafine recorded 10 saves, showcasing Army's defensive prowess. This win also contributes to Army's growing reputation, being among the top two in program history following recent success over Stanford.

By the Numbers
  • Goals: Brigid Duffy (4)
  • Points: Brigid Duffy (7)
  • Saves: Lindsey Serafine (10)
  • Draw Controls: Sarah Chernik (6)
State of Play
  • Army improved to 3-0 in the Patriot League, continuing to build momentum.
  • Yale's loss marks their lowest goal total for the season, with Army's defense effectively disrupting their offense.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Army aims to maintain its momentum in Patriot League play, with their next game against American on April 1 at Michie Stadium. This matchup is crucial for solidifying their standings in the league as they transition from non-conference competition.

Bottom Line

Army's victory over Yale underscores their competitive strength and capability to compete against top-tier teams, reaffirming their growing presence in women's lacrosse and setting the stage for an exciting remainder of the season.