Southern Connecticut's women's lacrosse team achieved a historic 26-1 win against American International, marking the largest victory margin in program history by 25 goals. With this victory, the Owls improved to 10-2 overall and 4-1 in the NE10, while American International fell to 1-10 and 0-5 in the conference. A remarkable 17 players contributed to the scoring, with Sofia Boucher and Rebecca Sibley leading with three goals each. The Owls also tied for the second most goals scored in a single game in the team's history. This game not only showcased their offensive strength but also set a tone for upcoming matches.

By the Numbers
  • Owls' overall record: 10-2
  • Largest victory margin in program history: 25 goals
  • Goals scored by 17 different players
  • Team-best points: 5 (Boucher, Ugrin)
State of Play
  • Southern Connecticut is on a strong 10-2 run, finding rhythm in their conference games.
  • 17 players actively participated in scoring, indicating a deep roster capability.
What's Next

The Owls are set to face Assumption on Saturday, April 11, with a focus on continuing their winning momentum while celebrating Senior Day. This upcoming matchup could further solidify their position in the NE10 standings.

Bottom Line

This historic win not only demonstrates Southern Connecticut's offensive prowess but also sets a benchmark for the program moving forward. It underscores the potential for a competitive season ahead, with a strong emphasis on team contribution and depth.