The Husson University women's lacrosse team faced a tough loss against the University of Southern Maine, falling 16-6. Southern Maine dominated the match from the start, scoring seven unanswered goals and leading 9-1 by the end of the first quarter. Although Husson showed signs of offense with goals from Kate Boehmcke and Averi Baker, they struggled to overcome the early deficit set by the Huskies.

By the Numbers
  • Husson recorded 15 shots, with nine on goal.
  • Southern Maine won 25 draw controls compared to Husson's 11.
Yes, But

Despite the loss, Husson demonstrated moments of potential with strong individual performances from key players. The team struggled with turnovers, committing 25, which hampered their efforts to maintain possession and mount a comeback.

State of Play
  • Southern Maine leads with a record of 10-4, showing strong offensive capabilities this season.
  • Husson is now at 7-4 and will need to regroup quickly ahead of their next match against Maine Maritime Academy.
What's Next

Husson will aim to bounce back on Saturday against Maine Maritime Academy, a crucial North Atlantic Conference matchup that could impact their playoff positioning.

Bottom Line

The loss highlights offensive and defensive areas for Husson to improve upon, particularly the need to minimize turnovers and capitalize on scoring opportunities, as they prepare for an important conference game ahead.