The SUNY Geneseo women's lacrosse team lost to St. John Fisher 13-10, despite Natalie Long reaching her 100th career point. St. John Fisher established an early 7-1 lead, and although Geneseo rallied, they could not secure a victory. Grace Reyna contributed significantly with three goals and two assists, while Violet Piccinini tied the program record for draw controls with 11. Geneseo's record now stands at 5-6 overall and 3-1 in the Empire 8 conference.

By the Numbers
  • St. John Fisher outshot Geneseo 31-20.
  • Grace Reyna recorded three goals and two assists, totaling five points.
  • Violet Piccinini led with 11 draw controls, tying a program record.
State of Play
  • Geneseo made a notable comeback, scoring five goals in the third period.
  • Despite closing the gap to one goal in the fourth quarter, they were unable to score again.
What's Next

The Knights will face Nazareth University on Saturday, April 11th, aiming to improve their conference standing.

Bottom Line

Geneseo showed resilience in their loss but must address turnover issues and capitalize on scoring opportunities to rebound in their upcoming match.