Women’s Lacrosse Closes out Road Swing at Monmouth

WASHINGTON – The Georgetown women's lacrosse team (6-9, 4-1 BE) will travel to West Long Branch, New Jersey to take on Monmouth (5-9, 1-2 BE) for a final nonconference game on Saturday, April 20. The first draw is set for 1 p.m. at Kessler Stadium.

About the Hoyas

The Blue & Gray secured a spot in the BIG EAST Tournament after an 18-11 win over Marquette on the road on Saturday afternoon. GU's 18-goal performance tied its season high of goals in a game for the third time this season.
Eight Hoyas scored in the win led by Emma Gebhardt with four, earning her a spot on the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll for the second straight week. Gracie Driggs and Rileigh Meyer each scored three, Maley Starr, Tessa Brooks and Tatum Geist added two a piece while Molly Bryne and Kylie Hazen each scored one.
In net, Leah Wareime tallied 12 saves for a .522 save percentage against the Golden Eagles to earn her first BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll nod of the season.
Driggs leads the offense with 37 points (36 G, 1 A) while Gebhardt follows with 35 points (28 G, 7 A).
Maggie O'Brien leads the Blue & Gray with 46 draw controls followed by Lily Athanas with 45 and Driggs with 41.
Geist paces the Hoyas with 16 caused turnovers while Starr has 14.
This season Warehime totals 108 saves between the pipes for a .394 save percentage.

About the Hawks

Monmouth is coming off of a 16-8 victory over Coastal Athletic Association foe Campbell on Sunday afternoon.
Mya Brock leads the offense for the Hawks with 44 points (29 G, 15 A), followed by Caroline Brennan with 43 points (38 G, 5 A), Danielle McNelly with 41 points (24 G, 17 A) and Shea Berigan 21 points (16 G, 5 A).
At the circle, Sophia Ianno leads the team with 55 draw controls followed by McNeely with 44.
McNeely and Mary Kate George pace the Hawks with 16 caused turnovers.
In net, Katie Sullivan has made 134 saves for a .467 save percentage.

Series Info

Saturday's contest will be the third all-time meeting for the Hoyas and the Hawks with GU holding a 2-0 advantage over Monmouth.
Last season, the Hoyas secured an 18-16 victory over the Hawks on Cooper Field.

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