Bantams dominant in top-20 showdown
March 17, 2010
Box Score
HARTFORD, Conn. – Ninth-ranked Trinity College got a five goal effort from senior midfielder Sarah Remes (Silver Spring, Md.), as the Bantams cruised past No. 20 Endicott, 17-5, in non-conference women’s lacrosse action on Thursday afternoon in Hartford, Conn. Trinity improves to 2-0 in the early stages of the season while the Gulls drop to 2-1.
Trinity junior Caitlin Irvine (Westwood, Mass.) scored to open the game before Endicott junior \#Kellie Cunningham\# (Derry, N.H.) would even the score at 1-1. Trinity regained the lead thanks to a goal from senior Kristen Phelps (Sudbury, Mass.), before Endicott sophomore \#Morgan DeShaw\# (Danville, N.H.) would immediately answer in the high-scoring opening minutes of the game. Remes would counter with back-to-back goals to spark a 12-2 Trinity run, leading the Bantams into the intermission with a commanding 14-3 lead at the half.
Despite outscoring Trinity 3-2 in the second half, Endicott could muster too little too late, as the Bantams eased their way to their second straight win. Trinity sophomore goalkeeper Stephanie Fisher (Brunswick, Maine) finished the game with eight saves, allowing just five goals in net for the Bantams, while Endicott sophomore \#Leah Neff\# (South Berwick, Maine) finished with 10 saves for the Gulls.
DeShaw led all Endicott players with three goals on the day, while senior \#Valerie Feldman\# (Albany, N.Y.) and Cunningham each had one tally in the losing effort.
Endicott will look to rebound on Saturday when the Gulls return to conference play against New England College at 4:00 p.m. in Manchester, N.H. The matchup will be played on the campus of Southern New Hampshire University.
Release courtesy of Trinity Sports Information
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HARTFORD, Conn. – Ninth-ranked Trinity College got a five goal effort from senior midfielder Sarah Remes (Silver Spring, Md.), as the Bantams cruised past No. 20 Endicott, 17-5, in non-conference women’s lacrosse action on Thursday afternoon in Hartford, Conn. Trinity improves to 2-0 in the early stages of the season while the Gulls drop to 2-1.
Trinity junior Caitlin Irvine (Westwood, Mass.) scored to open the game before Endicott junior \#Kellie Cunningham\# (Derry, N.H.) would even the score at 1-1. Trinity regained the lead thanks to a goal from senior Kristen Phelps (Sudbury, Mass.), before Endicott sophomore \#Morgan DeShaw\# (Danville, N.H.) would immediately answer in the high-scoring opening minutes of the game. Remes would counter with back-to-back goals to spark a 12-2 Trinity run, leading the Bantams into the intermission with a commanding 14-3 lead at the half.
Despite outscoring Trinity 3-2 in the second half, Endicott could muster too little too late, as the Bantams eased their way to their second straight win. Trinity sophomore goalkeeper Stephanie Fisher (Brunswick, Maine) finished the game with eight saves, allowing just five goals in net for the Bantams, while Endicott sophomore \#Leah Neff\# (South Berwick, Maine) finished with 10 saves for the Gulls.
DeShaw led all Endicott players with three goals on the day, while senior \#Valerie Feldman\# (Albany, N.Y.) and Cunningham each had one tally in the losing effort.
Endicott will look to rebound on Saturday when the Gulls return to conference play against New England College at 4:00 p.m. in Manchester, N.H. The matchup will be played on the campus of Southern New Hampshire University.
Release courtesy of Trinity Sports Information
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