HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Generals forced a penalty corner and finally connected on the set piece after struggling in the early part of the season. 
• Kate Ruffin inserted the ball to the top of the scoring circle to first-year Zoe Dolfis who took a direct shot after the clean reception at the 17:47 mark. 
• The Blue and White continued to pound the ball into the attacking end and fired off 33 shots, 16 on target, a season-high in both categories. 
• Centre's goalie, Carlie McKenry, made 13 stops and defender Abby Brainard made a pair of defensive saves to keep the Colonel's in the game.
• W&L's defense kept Centre out of the attacking third for a majority of the game. 

BY THE NUMBERS

• The W&L defense conceded just two shots, one of which was on target, a Claire Martin attempt. 
• Meghan Speth took the second shot but it was wide of the cage.
• W&L was awarded 12 penalty corners compared to Centre's two, both of which came in the second half. 
• The Generals outshot the Colonels 33-2. 
• Abby Long and Julia McDonald combined for the shutout; McDonald needed to make one stop in her thirty minutes of action. 
• Betty Boatwright recorded a game-high seven shots and Zoe Dolfis added six. 
• Maddy Duggleby and Margaret Cover combined for eight opportunities on goal, most of which were point-blank range and halted by McKenry's stellar play.

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