The Lake Erie women's lacrosse team capped off their season with a 24-7 loss to Thomas More University. After initially taking a 3-1 lead, the Storm fell behind as the Saints scored six consecutive goals, establishing a dominance that led to a 19-5 deficit at one point. Notable performances included Gabriella Adie, who finished with a hat trick, and Brooke McNeal, who led the team with 29 goals overall. Despite a challenging season ending with a 2-14 record, several players showed promise for future development.

By the Numbers
  • Lake Erie finished the season with a 2-14 record, securing wins against Lees-McRae and Ursuline.
  • Brooke McNeal led the team with 29 goals and 7 assists, contributing significantly to scoring.
Yes, But

Although the Storm struggled throughout the season, they demonstrated growth in younger players like Gabriella Adie, who scored in her final 10 games, hinting at a potentially brighter future.

State of Play
  • The Storm ranked fourth in the conference for ground balls per game, averaging 19.19.
  • Avery Artino and Bethany Kirkwood ranked seventh and tenth in saves within the conference.
What's Next

As the program heads into the offseason, Coach Brobeck will be focusing on recruitment and development strategies to build a team that aligns with her vision in preparation for next season.

Bottom Line

While the season ends on a disappointing note, the emergence of younger talent and strong individual performances provides a foundation for potential growth as the team prepares for revitalization in the upcoming year.