The Brown women's lacrosse team secured a decisive 16-5 victory over Vermont, improving their record to 5-5 overall and 1-2 in the Ivy League. Ruby Sliwkowski and Tessie Batchelder both achieved hat tricks, while Sliwkowski also contributed two assists. The Bears dominated the game, outshooting Vermont 37-15 and dominating draw controls by winning 19 of 23. Brown's strong offense led to an early 8-0 lead, ultimately taking a commanding 12-2 lead into the second half. The team is set to face Columbia next on April 4.

By the Numbers
  • Brown outshot Vermont 37-15.
  • The Bears won 19 of 23 draw controls.
Yes, But

Despite the strong performance, there may be concerns about maintaining momentum in upcoming Ivy League matches, as their current league record stands at 1-2.

State of Play
  • Brown's record is now 5-5, with a strong showing in non-conference play.
  • The team will look to build on this momentum against Columbia, which poses a more significant league challenge.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Bears will need to focus on maintaining their offensive momentum and improving league play as they face Columbia, a critical matchup on April 4.

Bottom Line

Brown's impressive win over Vermont showcases their offensive depth; however, the team needs to sustain this level of play to be competitive in the Ivy League going forward.