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Pioneers Top Warriors 13-10
4/27/2022 6:48:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
Reinold and Werlau tally four goals apiece
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass.— The Sacred Heart University women's lacrosse team picked up a hard-fought 13-10 road victory over Merrimack on Wednesday.Â
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 5-10, 3-4 NEC
Merrimack: 4-12, 4-4 NEC
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Top Performers:
Grace Reinold: 4 goals
Lydia Werlau: 4 goals, 2 assists
Emma Kittredge: 3 goals
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Goalkeepers:
Bella Beaton: W, 3-4; 10 saves, 10 goals
Hayley Kowalczyk: L, 2-11; 6 saves, 13 goals
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Up Next:
The Pioneers wrap up regular season action Saturday against Saint Francis at 12 p.m. Prior to the game, SHU will recognize the seniors on this year's team.
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Of Note
Sacred Heart jumped out to a 4-0 lead, with three of its goal coming off free position attempts.
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Warriors brought the score back within one before Grace Reinold notched a goal with 14 seconds remaining to give Sacred Heart the 7-5 lead going into halftime.
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Merrimack tied the game at eight at the 3:50 mark of the third quarter, but Reinold scored 48 seconds later and Lydia Werlau found the back of the net 2:30 minutes into the fourth quarter to give SHU a lead it would not relinqiush.
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Reinold and Werlau finished with four goals each. The four scores is a season-high for Reinold. Claire McElhenny registered five draw controls while Mikala Eacrett notched a career-high three caused turnovers.
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Bella Beaton collected 10 saves and picked up a team-high four ground balls.Â
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 5-10, 3-4 NEC
Merrimack: 4-12, 4-4 NEC
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Top Performers:
Grace Reinold: 4 goals
Lydia Werlau: 4 goals, 2 assists
Emma Kittredge: 3 goals
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Goalkeepers:
Bella Beaton: W, 3-4; 10 saves, 10 goals
Hayley Kowalczyk: L, 2-11; 6 saves, 13 goals
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Up Next:
The Pioneers wrap up regular season action Saturday against Saint Francis at 12 p.m. Prior to the game, SHU will recognize the seniors on this year's team.
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Of Note
Sacred Heart jumped out to a 4-0 lead, with three of its goal coming off free position attempts.
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Warriors brought the score back within one before Grace Reinold notched a goal with 14 seconds remaining to give Sacred Heart the 7-5 lead going into halftime.
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Merrimack tied the game at eight at the 3:50 mark of the third quarter, but Reinold scored 48 seconds later and Lydia Werlau found the back of the net 2:30 minutes into the fourth quarter to give SHU a lead it would not relinqiush.
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Reinold and Werlau finished with four goals each. The four scores is a season-high for Reinold. Claire McElhenny registered five draw controls while Mikala Eacrett notched a career-high three caused turnovers.
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Bella Beaton collected 10 saves and picked up a team-high four ground balls.Â
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
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MER
Shots
24
32
Turnovers
10
13
Caused Turnovers
5
4
Draw Controls
11
13
Free-Position Shots
7
2
Ground Balls
14
13
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