Women's Lacrosse

Tigers Cruise Past NCAA Divsion II Opponenet Urbana, 16-2

Game Leaders

Wittenberg
G: Olivia Lash - 4
A: 2 Players (#9, #21) - 2
Sv: Katie Reuter - 4
GB: Carrie Kubasta - 8
Urbana
G: 2 Players (#8, #9) - 1
A: N/A
Sv: Paige Waqa - 21
GB: Chanelle Bondurant - 7

Team Stats

Urbana
Wittenberg

Shots

12
43

Ground Balls

19
36

Saves

21
6

Clears

18-26
36-38

Turnovers

11
6

Draw Controls

5
15

Free Position Shots

1-3
1-4
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Tigers Cruise Past NCAA Divsion II Opponenet Urbana, 16-2
Posted: Mar 21, 2016

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio—Urbana University made the short-trip to Springfield to take on the Wittenberg Tigers women's lacrosse team Monday night, and it was the Tigers that came out on top 16-2. The Tigers started slow, but were able to be the aggressor for the entire game against the NCAA Division II opponent. The Tigers offense scored in bunches in the first half of Monday's game, as the home team headed into the locker-room after exploding for 11 goals in the opening 20 minutes. Seven different Tigers found the back of the net in the victory, while as a team Wittenberg mustered up 43 shots. The win moves Wittenberg to 5-1 on the 2016 campaign, with conference play set to start this weekend.

GAME BREAKDOWN

  • By half-time, both Carrie Kubasta (Medina, Ohio/Medina) and Olivia Lash (Cleveland Heights, Ohio/Cleveland Heights) had already netted hat-tricks for Wittenberg.
  • Wittenberg took a commanding 8-1 lead half-way through the opening period after Emily Wadds (Cincinnati, Ohio/Wyoming) scored two goals in less than 1:10.
  • After taking an 11-2 lead into the break, Wittenberg found more of the same in the second half, as five different Tigers scored in the final 20 minutes.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

  • Katie Reuter (Cleveland, Ohio/Hathaway Brown) recorded the win in net, after saving four shots in the first 30 minutes, while her counterpart Mary Furlong (Louisville, Kentucky/Sacred Heart) notched two saves in the final 30 minutes.
  • Wittenberg took care of the ball on offense all night, only committing six turnovers in the win.
  • Lash sparked the offense time and time again for the Tigers, as the midfielder registered 11 shots on goal Monday night.

KEY STATS

  • The Tigers were all over Edwards-Maurer Field in the victory, collected 36 ground-balls as a team.
  • Urbana committed 11 turnovers in the game, as Wittenberg's defense made it tough for the unit to function all night.
  • The Tigers shared the ball well again Monday night, as clean passing led to 16 goals on six assists.

UP NEXT

  • The Tigers return to action with the NCAC season opener March 26, as the team travels to Kenyon for a 7:00PM.

 

Written By: Kuris Duggan

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