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SHU Drops 16-11 Contest At Quinnipiac
2/15/2023 7:33:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
Reinold records 100th career point
HAMDEN, Conn.— The Sacred Heart University women's lacrosse team fell at Quinnipiac, 16-11, on Wednesday.
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 0-2
Quinnipiac: 1-0
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Top Performers:
Emma Kittredge: 3 goals
Grace Reinold: 2 goals
Emi Waldron: 2 goals
Lydia Werlau: 2 goals
Goalkeepers:
Lisa Martin (SHU): L, 0-2; 6 saves, 12 goals
Kat Henselder (QU): W, 1-0; 9 saves, 11 goals
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Of Note
Sacred Heart jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals from graduate students Grace Reinold and Lydia Werlau. Quinnipiac used a 4-0 run to get in front at the end of the first period.
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The Pioneers notched the first three goals for the one-point edge to start the second period. After the Bobcats posted back-to-back points, junior Kelly Nolan tied the game at six. But, Quinnipiac tallied six-straight goals and built a lead that SHU couldn't overcome. Â
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Quinnipiac had a 13-6 advantage in ground balls, while outshooting SHU, 26-20.
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Senior Emma Kittredge was the leading scorer for the second-straight time, finishing with three goals. Reinold earned her 100th career point on the first goal of the contest.
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Up Next
Sacred Heart travels to UMass Lowell on February 25 at 12 p.m.
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 0-2
Quinnipiac: 1-0
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Top Performers:
Emma Kittredge: 3 goals
Grace Reinold: 2 goals
Emi Waldron: 2 goals
Lydia Werlau: 2 goals
Goalkeepers:
Lisa Martin (SHU): L, 0-2; 6 saves, 12 goals
Kat Henselder (QU): W, 1-0; 9 saves, 11 goals
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Of Note
Sacred Heart jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals from graduate students Grace Reinold and Lydia Werlau. Quinnipiac used a 4-0 run to get in front at the end of the first period.
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The Pioneers notched the first three goals for the one-point edge to start the second period. After the Bobcats posted back-to-back points, junior Kelly Nolan tied the game at six. But, Quinnipiac tallied six-straight goals and built a lead that SHU couldn't overcome. Â
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Quinnipiac had a 13-6 advantage in ground balls, while outshooting SHU, 26-20.
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Senior Emma Kittredge was the leading scorer for the second-straight time, finishing with three goals. Reinold earned her 100th career point on the first goal of the contest.
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Up Next
Sacred Heart travels to UMass Lowell on February 25 at 12 p.m.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SHU
QUI
Shots
30
35
Turnovers
15
12
Caused Turnovers
4
6
Draw Controls
18
13
Free-Position Shots
9
11
Ground Balls
6
13
Game Leaders
Wednesday, April 16
Tuesday, April 16
Friday, March 08
Friday, February 23





































