HOW IT HAPPENED

• Just 1:35 into the contest Betty Boatwright found Kate Ruffin for the first tally of the game. Boatwright sent a pass inside from the top right of the scoring circle for Ruffin on the far post, who tapped in the bouncing ball. 
• Allison Pitts dished out her first assist of the game at the 25:42 mark for a Zoe Dolfis goal to make it 2-0. Pitts crossed the ball in from the right corner of the end line to Dolfis waiting in the center.
• W&L was awarded a penalty stroke at the 44:39 mark and Amanda Tan drained the opportunity inside the left post.
• In the final stanza, Pitts found first-year Margaret Cover for the final score of the afternoon in the same fashion as the second quarter's goal.  

BY THE NUMBERS

• WLU owned a 40-1 advantage in shots from 12 different players.
• The Generals' recorded 21 attempts on target and nine players registered as shots on goal. 
• W&L was awarded 14 penalty corners compared to EMU's one. 
• Abby Long made one save, the only shot the Generals' keepers faced. Long split time with Julia McDonald. 
• EMU keeper, Gracyn Arrudamade 16 stops including seven in the third stanza. Defender Cassidy Armstrong registered a defensive save as well. 
• Dolfis dominated the score sheet with nine shots and five shots on goal. Pitts added six attempts and Boatwright registered five shots. 

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