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WLAX Comes Up Short Against Brown 14-10
3/11/2023 8:21:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
Werlau led Pioneers with four goals
FAIRFIELD, Conn.— Despite a second-half comeback, the Sacred Heart University women's lacrosse team dropped its non-conference contest against Brown, 14-10, on Saturday.
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 1-6
Brown: 3-2
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Top Performers:
Lydia Werlau: 4 goals, 4 draw controls
Emma Kittredge: 2 goals
Grace Reinold: 2 goals
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Goalkeepers:
Juliana Henry (SHU): L, 1-6; 4 goals allowed
Claire Mahoney (Brown): W, 3-2; 6 saves, 8 goals allowed
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Of Note
Brown got out to a 4-0 lead in the first quarter before graduate student Lydia Werlau cut the Sacred Heart deficit to 4-1 with a goal with five seconds left in the frame.
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The Bears tallied the next five goals to build on their lead. Werlau and Emma Kittredge responded with back-to-back goals, but the Pioneers still trailed 9-3 at halftime.
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The start of the third quarter was all the Pioneers as junior Kelly Nolan sparked a 4-0 run to make it a three-goal game, 10-7. Unfortunately for SHU, Brown responded with four consecutive goals that stretched into the beginning of the fourth quarter.
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SHU scored the next three goals to bring the score close but it was not enough to make the comeback.
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Werlau finished with a game-high four goals and matched career-high four draw controls. Kittredge and Reinold had two goals apiece.
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Up Next
SHU welcomes Fairfield for its crosstown-rivalry game on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 1-6
Brown: 3-2
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Top Performers:
Lydia Werlau: 4 goals, 4 draw controls
Emma Kittredge: 2 goals
Grace Reinold: 2 goals
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Goalkeepers:
Juliana Henry (SHU): L, 1-6; 4 goals allowed
Claire Mahoney (Brown): W, 3-2; 6 saves, 8 goals allowed
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Of Note
Brown got out to a 4-0 lead in the first quarter before graduate student Lydia Werlau cut the Sacred Heart deficit to 4-1 with a goal with five seconds left in the frame.
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The Bears tallied the next five goals to build on their lead. Werlau and Emma Kittredge responded with back-to-back goals, but the Pioneers still trailed 9-3 at halftime.
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The start of the third quarter was all the Pioneers as junior Kelly Nolan sparked a 4-0 run to make it a three-goal game, 10-7. Unfortunately for SHU, Brown responded with four consecutive goals that stretched into the beginning of the fourth quarter.
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SHU scored the next three goals to bring the score close but it was not enough to make the comeback.
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Werlau finished with a game-high four goals and matched career-high four draw controls. Kittredge and Reinold had two goals apiece.
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Up Next
SHU welcomes Fairfield for its crosstown-rivalry game on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
BROWN
SHU
Shots
20
27
Turnovers
23
14
Caused Turnovers
9
10
Draw Controls
18
10
Free-Position Shots
6
4
Ground Balls
13
19
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