The Owls could not overcome a seven-goal onslaught in the first quarter by Bentley, whom they had beaten for the first time in program history earlier in the season.
The team celebrates after scoring. Photos by Wade Barillaro
“This was the best this program has ever played. This game was an example of the best that this team can do,” Siedlecki said after the Bentley game. “We didn’t just beat
Players from both teams reach into the air for the ball after a draw. Photos by Julian Markese
Attacker Macy Vail, a senior, continued her goal-streak. She has scored in 32 straight games. She scored once against Assumption, tying the game at three in the second quarter. Vail, clearly a
Attacker Maddox Burton, a junior, takes a shot while being defended. Photos by Julian Markese
“We’re talking about playing at a championship level,” Siedlecki said. “Our goal at the beginning of the season was to be a top four seed in the NE10, host a playoff game
“When the ball is close to her, you know she’s got it,” Siedlecki said. “For a smaller kid, she’s very tough. She’s very strong. She’s very physical. She is not afraid to
They traveled to Spartansburg, South Carolina during spring break, winning both of their games. When they returned to the east coast, they beat Molloy University 12-6.
Hunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor Out-manned and outgunned, the women’s lacrosse team dropped a tightly-fought, back and-forth game against the Penmen of Southern New Hampshire University, losing 20-13. Before this NE10 battle began,
Matt Gad—Sports Writer Freshman Karlie Rowe and senior co-captain Samantha Cozzolino showcased a dazzling offensive display Saturday as they combined for 13 of the Owls’ 16 goals in a back-and-forth triple-over-time loss
Matt Gad—Sports Writer In her fourth and final season with the Owls, senior attacker Samantha Cozzolino is balancing team success and progressing towards life after lacrosse. While the team is off to
Matt Gad—Sports Writer After going into halftime down 12-2, the Owls stormed back in the second half and outscored the New York Institute of Technology, 6-5, despite a deflating loss. “We went
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Despite only reaching four wins in 2017, the women’s lacrosse team was able to ride out in winning fashion April 29, by defeating Southern New Hampshire, 17-16.
Captian Nicole Healy rewrote the SCSU records books for career points in lacrosse against St. Michael’s on April 8, 2017. Photo Credit: SCSU Athletic Communications
Michael Apotria – Special to the Southern News Junior Nicole Healey rewrote the SCSU records books against St. Michael’s on April 8, passing Allison Kownacki for career points in lacrosse. Despite Healey
Matt Gad – Sports Writer The annual Women and Girls In Sport Day was held at Southern Saturday, Jan. 30 at Moore Field House. The event is a long running tradition, according