Women's Lacrosse Falls at Boston U., 14-7

Wednesday, April 13

Boston, MA

4 PM

University of New Hampshire

6-7

Boston University

7-6

New Hampshire

Boston University

4/13/2016 7:17:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

Box Score

BOSTON – Amy LeBel (Charlton, N.Y.) recorded four caused turnovers and five ground balls -- both career highs -- but the University of New Hampshire women's lacrosse team was defeated 14-7 by Boston University at Nickerson Field on Wednesday afternoon.

GAME INFORMATION
Date: April 13, 2016 (4 p.m.)
Location: Nickerson Field (Boston, Mass.)
Attendance: 103
Score: Boston University 14, University of New Hampshire 7
Updated Records: UNH (6-7), BU (7-6)

GOALS:
UNH (7)- Devon Croke (2), Carly Wooters (2), Marissa Gurello (1), Laura McHoul (1), Krissy Schafer (1)
BU (14)- Ally Adams (3), Kelly Matthews (3), Mickinzie Larivee (2), Sarah Anderson (2), Jill Horka (2), Taylor Hardison (1), Louisa Del Rio (1)

ASSISTS:
UNH (0)
BU (7)- Taylor Hardison (3), Kaitlin Belval (2), Mickinzie Larivee (1), Remy Nolan (1)

SAVES:
UNH- Kate Clancy 4-5–9 (14 GA) {60:00} [loss]
BU- Caroline Meegan 4-2–6 (7 GA) {60:00} [win]

Next Game: Saturday, April 16 (2 p.m.) at No. 8 Stony Brook
Next Home Game: Saturday, April 23 vs. Albany (12 pm) [Senior Day]

GAME RECAP

In the opening 21 minutes of the game, there where three ties (at 2, 3 and 4) and three lead changes. There were no ties or lead changes after BU took a 5-4 lead at 6:12 of the first half.
New Hampshire struck early with a goal by Laura McHoul (Westwood, Mass.) 70 seconds into the game and extended the advantage to 2-0 when Krissy Schafer (Longmeadow, Mass.) scored at 24:16.
BU netted three consecutive goals in less than four minutes to take a 3-2 lead.
Devon Croke (Norwell, Mass.) scored back-to-back goals at 14:52 and 13:21 to put the Wildcats back in front, 4-3.
The Terriers closed the half with a 5-0 run the last 10 minutes to take an 8-4 lead into halftime.
Carly Wooters (White Plains, N.Y.) scored a player-up goal 35 seconds into the second half to lift UNH within 8-5, but the 'Cats would get no closer the rest of the way.
The Terriers slowly pulled away with a 5-1 run in a 17-minute span that moved the score to 13-6 at 10:21.

UNH NOTEBOOK

UNH saw its season-high three-game win streak come to an end.
This was the last non-conference game of the regular season. The Wildcats have three America East conference games remaining.
UNH is now 6-0 when holding the opposition to single-digit goals and 0-7 when the opponent scores in double figures.
The 'Cats had previously been undefeated in two Wednesday games.

'CAT NIPS

McHoul moved into sole possession of No. 4 on the program's career point leaderboard. She entered the game tied for fourth with Jessie Groszkowski but moved ahead of her with a goal, which marked McHoul's 205^th career point.
McHoul has tallied a point every game this season.
Wooters extended her goal streak to 13 games with her pair of second-half tallies.
Schafer now has an 11-game goal-scoring streak.
Amy LeBel (Charlton, N.Y.) recorded team and career highs in both ground balls (five) and caused turnovers (four).

SHOTS
UNH: 9-7–16
BU: 17-15–32

GROUND BALLS
UNH: 10-4–14
BU: 6-9–15

DRAW CONTROLS
UNH: 5-7–12
BU: 8-3–11

TURNOVERS
UNH: 6-8–14
BU: 8-5–13

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEADERS
Points: Devon Croke (2), Carly Wooters (2)
Goals: Devon Croke (2), Carly Wooters (2)
Assists: n/a
Shots: Carly Wooters (5)
Ground balls: Amy LeBel (5)
Draw controls: Savanna Fiehler (2), Hope Kissick (2)
Caused Turnovers: Amy LeBel (4)

BU LEADERS
Points: Taylor Hardison (4)
Goals: Kelly Matthews (3), Ally Adams (3)
Assists: Taylor Hardison (3)
Shots: Mickinzie Larivee (7)
Ground balls: Mickinzie Larivee (3)
Draw controls: Jill Horka (5)
Caused Turnovers:Janelle Macone (2), Mickinzie Larivee (2)

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