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Thiago Silva
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Winner Juniata JUN 8-8, 6-3 LC
7
Drew DREW 5-11, 3-6 LC
Winner
Juniata JUN
8-8, 6-3 LC
8
Final
7
Drew DREW
5-11, 3-6 LC
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Juniata JUN 2 1 2 3 8
Drew DREW 3 2 2 0 7

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse |

Women’s Lacrosse Edged by Juniata on Last-Second Goal

MADISON, N.J. – The Drew University women's lacrosse team led for nearly the entre game, but Juniata College ralled to earn the win on a last-second host in Landmark Conference action and the Drew's regular-season finale on Saturday in Ranger Stadium.
 
The Rangers led 6-3 early in the second half, but the Eagles ended the game on a 5-1 run, including the game-winning goal by Peyton Goodrich.
 
Junior Aubrey Welch scored three goals for Drew while five other players scored once. Junior Emily Monaco added five draw controls while sophomore Paige Shaw and freshman Rorrie Sifers made six saves each while playing in one half each.
 
Kyndall Yeager scored three goals for Juniata (8-8, 6-3 LC) while Goodrich posted goals and four caused turnovers.
 
The Eagles scored the game's first goal, but the Rangers answered with a 3-0 run to take control early. Sophomore Grace Patane, sophomore Madi Strong, and freshman Kristina Lowe all scored for Drew before the Eagles snapped the run with a Yeager goal at the 16-second mark that made it 3-2.
 
Drew edged the Eagles 2-1 in the second quarter on a pair of goals from Welch, including a buzzer-beater that made it a 5-3 game at the intermission.
 
Welch made it three in a row when she found the back of the net with 11:58 on the clock. The Eagles pulled to within 6-5 after scoring twice before freshman Zoey Pipher tallied with 1:07 left, making it a two-goal heading into the final period.
 
The Eagles scored the only three goals in the fourth quarter. In the closing seconds, Sifers made a save, but on her outlet pass the ball was stripped by Goodrich, who pounced on the loose ball before scoring the game-winning goal with 0.8 seconds on the scoreboard. The clock quickly ran out before either team could gain possession on the ensuing draw.
 
 
 
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