WLAX - 2018

[Tom Nolette]

Conference Play Resumes at No. 1 Stony Brook

New Hampshire (6-7, 4-0 America East) at #1 Stony Brook (13-0, 4-0 AE)
Sunday, April 14 • LaValle Stadium • 12 p.m.
Video • Stats

The Matchup
UNH has a 7-11 lifetime record against Stony Brook and the Seawolves have won nine straight matchups, including America East semifinals in 2014, 2016 and 2017.
In last year's regular-season game at Wildcat Stadium, SBU built a 10-0 lead at 2:45 of the first half and led 10-1 at halftime en route to a 14-2 victory. The Seawolves led in shots (28-8), draw controls (12-6), ground balls (19-11) and turnovers (14-21). • Recap • Box
In the semifinal at LaValle Stadium, Stony Brook scored the first five goals and led 13-1 at the half on the way to a 20-3 win. SBU led in shots (24-9), DCs (15-8) and turnovers (16-20); the 'Cats had the edge in ground balls (15-11). • Recap • Box
UNH's most recent win vs. SBU was April 16, 2011 (12-6 at home).
The last time the Wildcats recorded a road win against the Seawolves was April 10, 2010 (12-8).
These teams have met annually since Stony Brook joined America East in the 2003 season.

Going Up Against No. 1

http://www.unhwildcats.com/news/2018/4/ ... brook.aspx

[Tom Nolette]

Sennott Records Four Points but No. 1 Stony Brook Prevails, 20-6

STONY BROOK, N.Y. – Rebecca Sennott (Westford, Mass.) matched her career high of four points but the University of New Hampshire women's lacrosse team was defeated 20-6 by No. 1 Stony Brook University at LaValle Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Sennott scored a goal and tallied three assists, which also tied a personal best. Her other stats included three ground balls, one draw control and one caused turnover. Krissy Schafer (Longmeadow, Mass.) was the other Wildcat who recorded multiple points with two goals.

UNH starting goalie Kate Clancy (Barrington, R.I.) stopped 2 of 10 shots on goal in 13:48 and exited the game with UNH trailing 8-1. Amanda Gottlieb (Canton, Conn.) played a career-high 46 minutes, 12 seconds and matched her career highs in both saves (five) and ground balls (five); she yielded 12 goals.

Stony Brook was led offensively by Kylie Ohlmiller (three goals, seven assists), Courtney Murphy (6g, 1a) and Taryn Ohlmiller (4g, 1a). Starting goalkeeper Anna Tesoriero made four saves and allowed four goals in 50:36. Jessica Goralski went the rest of the way and also had a .500 save percentage with two saves and two goals against.

UNH moves to 6-8 overall and 4-1 in America East. Stony Brook remained unbeaten overall and atop the conference standings at 14-0, 5-0.

UP NEXT

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[Tom Nolette]

America East Digital
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.@UNHWomensLax has clinched a spot in the 2018 #AEWLAX tournament!

[Tom Nolette]

up next: April 21...
vs. University at Albany
4/21/2018
1 PM
watch: http://americaeast.tv/

[Tom Nolette]

Senior Day vs. Albany on April 21 (1 p.m.)

The Matchup
UNH has an 11-11 lifetime record against Albany, but the Great Danes have won each of the past 10 meetings.
Albany prevailed 9-8 last year at John Fallon Field. • Recap • Box
Trailing 8-5 with seven minutes remaining, UNH rallied to tie the score with 53 seconds to play. The Great Danes regained the lead on a free-position goal with 18 seconds on the clock. The 'Cats won the ensuing draw control but their shot in the waning seconds was stopped by goalie Erin Leghart.
New Hampshire's eight goals last year marked the Wildcats' most goals vs. the Great Danes since 2012; Albany also prevailed 9-8 that year.
UNH's most recent win was in a 2009 America East semifinal (17-9). The Wildcats' most recent home win in this series was April 2008 (17-7).
These teams have met annually since the Great Danes joined America East in 2001.

http://www.unhwildcats.com/news/2018/4/ ... -1-pm.aspx

[Tom Nolette]

UNH Lacrosse
@UNHWomensLax
Following our game vs UAlbany, we recognized our seven seniors who played in their last home game today. Thank you seniors! #GoUNH #AEWLAX
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