MANCHESTER, N.H. – The Clark University women's lacrosse team (1-1) traveled to Colby-Sawyer (2-0) for their first road game of the year and dropped the contest 14-4 on Saturday afternoon from Ouellette Stadium.

How it Happened

• Junior Elizabeth Cacciapaglia gave Clark an early 1-0 lead off a free position shot and despite a pair of saves from senior Annie Battle, the Chargers netted six unanswered goals to end the first.
• Graduate student Greer McCarty created a chance after a caused turnover by fellow graduate student Mary Greene in the second quarter and saw her shot saved by AJ Paton and first-year Paige Kemish had a shot stopped before the half as Clark trailed 10-1.
• Cacciapaglia caused a turnover early in the third before senior Erin Lucas fired a shot on target that was saved and with 7:31 to go in the quarter, Lucas found the back of the cage.
• Lucas netted her second goal of the game off a feed from Cacciapaglia and first-year Sydney McMonagle found the back of the goal with 9:28 remaining to make it an 11-4 contest.
• Lucas earned a free position attempt and put a shot on target that was stopped and created a chance late in the game that was saved as the Chargers prevailed.

Inside the Box Score

• Clark attempted 18 shots, forced 22 turnovers, scooped up 17 ground balls, won nine draw controls, and converted 13 clears.
• Battle tallied six saves in net.
• Lucas led the team with two goals and caused three turnovers.
• Cacciapaglia added a goal and an assist, while winning four draw controls.
• McMonagle also won four draw controls and netted a goal.
• Greene led the squad with six ground balls and caused five turnovers.

What's Next
The Cougars will return to the field on Saturday when they welcome Regis to Granger for a contest beginning at 4:00 p.m.