Box Score SALISBURY, Md. – The 19th-ranked Washington and Lee
women's lacrosse team dropped its season opener against
third-ranked Salisbury University, 10-4, on Wednesday afternoon at
Sea Gull Stadium.
Salisbury (2-0) would open up the scoring just 1:33 into the game
with a goal from attacker Kim Cudmore. W&L (0-1) would respond
with a goal from sophomore attacker Maddie McKaig (Annapolis,
Md./Annapolis) at the 4:21 mark, but the Sea Gulls would net with
three consecutive goals to take a 4-1 lead with 12:46 remaining in
the half. McKaig added her second goal of the match with 11:20
remaining, but SU would close out the first half with three more
goals to take a 7-2 lead at the break.
Senior attacker Britten Mathews (Richmond, Va./Collegiate) opened
the second half with a goal at the 1:25 mark to pull the Generals
within four (7-3), but the Sea Gulls would add three more goals in
the second half to secure the 10-4 victory.
Salisbury outshot W&L, 30-9, including 18-6 on goal and forced
29 Generals turnovers.
McKaig led the Generals with two goals, while Mathews and
first-year attacker Elizabeth Bucklee (Princeton, N.J./Stuart
County Day) each added one goal. Junior goalkeeper Katharine Farrar
(Lexington, Va./Episcopal) played all 60:00 in net for the
Generals, recording eight saves while allowing 10 goals.
Salisbury was paced by four players recording two goals,
including Cudmore and midfielders Carrie Bray, Jessica
Chmielewski and Aileen McCausland. Cudmore also added two assists,
while Chimielewski notched one helper. Goalkeeper Julie Ann
Caulfield also played the entirety in net, recording two saves
while allowing four goals.
The Generals will return to action on Saturday as they play St.
Mary's (Md.). Due to field conditions at St. Mary's,
the game's location and time are to be determined.
AGATE
W&L GOALS
Maddie McKaig 2; Britten Mathews 1; Elizabeth Bucklee 1
W&L ASSISTS
None
SU GOALS
Carrie Bray 2; Jessica Chmielewski 2; Kim Cudmore 2; Aileen
McCausland 2; Trish DiGirolomo 1; Beth Rhodey 1
SU ASSISTS
Kim Cudmore 2; Jessica Chmielewski 1; Meagan Osipowich 1; Roxanne
Raab 1
GOALKEEPERS
Katharine Farrar (W&L) – 60:00, 8 saves, 10 GA
Julie Ann Caulfield (SU) – 60:00, 2 saves, 4 GA
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