HOW IT HAPPENED

• Sophomore Betty Boatwright put the Blue and White on the board at the 10:58 mark. Junior Maddy Duggleby sent a ball in to Boatwright from the top of the scoring circle. Boatwright received the pass on the right side of the goal post, split two defenders and slipped her shot past the goalkeeper. 
• W&L held SMCM scoreless for the next 36 minutes and fended off three penalty corner sets in the third quarter. 
• The Seahawks were awarded a penalty corner at the 46:40 mark. Brenna Ziegler inserted the corner from the left side Audrey Dickens redirected a pass inside and Ziegler was able to tap the ball into the far post.
• Chaos ensued inside the critical scoring area after a 55:22 penalty corner was awarded. In the post-corner scrum, Abby Long made the initial stop, a shot from Anna Eaton. While Long was trying to recover positioning, Briana Allen found the ball off the rebound and scored the game-winner for the visitors. 

BY THE NUMBERS

• SMCM outshot W&L 11-8, the Generals had an 8-3 advantage at halftime. 
• SMCM was awarded eight penalty corners, seven of which came in the second half, and W&L tallied five corners.
• Brenna Ziegler recorded a game-high seven shots, five of her shots were on target.
• Abby Long made four stops for W&L; Shelby Miller was credited with a defensive save. 
• Caroline McDonald tallied three saves for the visitors. 
• First-years Zoe Dolfis, Margaret Cover, Sophia Cover and Elaina Bellone made their W&L debut. 

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