The Massachusetts women's lacrosse team dominated the second half to secure a 23-7 victory over Bryant, blowing open an 8-4 halftime lead. The Minutewomen outscored their opponents 15-3 after the break, with standout performances from Ava Connaughton and Kassidy Morris, who each contributed six points. UMass improved to 9-2 and extended its winning streak to five games, while holding Bryant, the defending America East co-champion, to just seven goals. This victory marks the third time in four games the team has scored over 20 goals, showcasing a powerful offensive performance alongside a solid defensive effort.

By the Numbers
  • UMass scored 15 goals in the second half compared to Bryant's 3.
  • Ava Connaughton and Kassidy Morris combined for 12 points (6 each), while Dylan Lyons added 5 goals.
State of Play
  • UMass has scored at least 17 goals in each of its last five games.
  • The team's defense allowed only 17 total goals over the last four games.
What's Next

The Minutewomen will face Akron in their next matchup, continuing their homestand with a significant game scheduled for Saturday at noon. This game includes special events like the Canine Classic, inviting dogs to the event.

Bottom Line

UMass's explosive offensive display and disciplined defense demonstrate a cohesive team effort, reinforcing their position as a formidable contender in the conference. The team's current momentum indicates they could continue to dominate in future matchups.