HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Eagles controlled possession in the opening half but didn't find the back of the net until the 24th minute. 
• Grayson Scott chipped her shot over the defenders into the upper right corner from the left side of the scoring circle. Emma Bernard was credited with the assist. 
• At 38:54 Grayson Scott collected a loose ball off a rebounded save and fed Paige Stewart. Stewart's tap-in provided an insurance goal for the Eagles.
• The Generals were able to create some opportunities inside the scoring area in the final quarter and recorded three shots. 
• W&L was awarded two penalty corners in the second half, one in the third and fourth quarter, but weren't able to convert them into shots on goal. 

BY THE NUMBERS

• UMW outshot W&L 11-5
• Mary Washington owned a 5-2 advantage in penalty corners. 
• Sophomore Julia McDonald made six stops in 30 minutes of action. 
• Sydney Baggett recorded two shots and the Generals' only shot on target.
• Bernard took a game-most three shots. 

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