Women鈥檚 Lacrosse Wraps Up Regular Season with 16-9 Loss
The Southern New Hampshire University women's lacrosse team concluded its regular season with a 16-9 defeat against Assumption University. Despite senior Brynn Goulet's impressive performance of six points鈥攊ncluding four goals鈥攖he team struggled early, allowing Assumption to score the first six goals. The Penmen fought back, closing the gap to 12-8 in the third quarter, but ultimately managed only one goal in the final 18 minutes, ending the season with a 6-9 record overall and 3-6 in NE10 play. This loss could affect their chances for postseason advancement, pending results from other games.
By the Numbers- SNHU recorded 24 total shots, with only 16 on target, compared to Assumption's 39 total shots and 30 on target.
- Goalie Corrina Moulton made 17 saves out of 33 shots faced.
- SNHU concludes the regular season with a 3-6 record in conference play and awaits the outcome of the Saint Michael's vs. Bentley contest on April 21.
- A Bentley victory would qualify SNHU for the NE10 Championship as the No. 7 seed, setting up a matchup against No. 2 Pace University.
The Penmen will monitor the Bentley game closely, as a win is crucial for securing a place in the NE10 Championship. If they qualify, the outcome will determine their advancement in the postseason.
Bottom LineThis loss underscores SNHU's need to improve its defensive play moving forward. Continued reliance on standout performances from players like Goulet remains essential for any postseason success.
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