NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Clark University women's lacrosse team (6-11, 3-7 NEWMAC) finished their 2025 season with a NEWMAC road game at Coast Guard (9-5, 7-3 NEWMAC) and dropped the contest 17-1 to the Bears on Wednesday night.

How it Happened

• Senior Annie Battle stopped a pair of shots within the first five minutes of play and tallied another save before fellow senior Aubrey Conners fired a shot on target that was stopped by Maici Mintchwarner.
• Graduate student Mary Greene and senior Saorla Scully both caused turnovers before the end of the quarter and both junior Elizabeth Cacciapaglia and graduate student Greer McCarty won draw controls as Clark trailed 5-0.
• Battle tallied a save early in the second before first-year Paige Kemish netted a man-up goal for Clark off a feed from E. Cacciapaglia to make it a 7-1 contest.
• Scully and E. Cacciapaglia each caused turnovers, Conners fired another shot on goal, and Battle saved three more shots as the Cougars were down 8-1 entering the half.
• Senior Erin Lucas caused an early turnover in the third and Battle stopped another shot before Greene turned the Bears over two more times in the period.
• Senior Meghan Fogarty put a pair of shots on target in the fourth and E. Cacciapaglia saw a shot saved, while Battle recorded two more saves as the Cougars fell 17-1.

Inside the Box Score

• Clark attempted 11 shots, forced 16 turnovers, won five draw controls, and converted 15 clears.
• Kemish netted Clark's goal in the contest off an assist from E. Cacciapaglia.
• Graduate student Lucy Szpila led the team with three ground balls and ends her career with 104 ground balls and 67 caused turnovers.
• Greene caused three turnovers to push her career total to 100 and scooped up 142 career ground balls.
• Battle tallied 10 saves in the game to extend her all-time program leading save total to 246.
• Lucas finished the season second all-time in points in a season with 54 as she tallied 26 goals and 28 assists, wrapping up her career second all-time in points with 102.
• Conners is currently fourth all-time in points in a career with 86 and third in goals with 76.
• McCarty is the all-time leader in draw controls won at 138 and scooped up 124 career ground balls.
• Scully caused 38 career turnovers and scooped up 50 ground balls.