HOW IT HAPPENED

• The home team rattled off three straight goals to open up the contest with goals from Edwards and seniors Ginny Taylor and Alex Petras in order. Bishop dished out the bookend-assists to tie the points record.
• Cardinal goals at the 8:02 mark in the first and with seven minutes remaining in the second stanza broke up the 10 Generals' goals in the first half. 
• The W&L offense didn't stop rolling in the second half with seven goals for the Blue and White to end the night. 
• Bishop found Edwards on two more occasions, taking advantage of CUA yellow cards in the second half. 
• W&L then added additional unassisted tallies from Edwards, Petras, Emma Marsh and Grace Kim.
• To wrap up the night's scoring Kim found Marsh with 3:50 remaining on the clock. 

BY THE NUMBERS

• The Generals outshot CUA 35-16 with 26 attempts on frame for W&L.
• The teams were nearly even in turnovers with a slight 18-19 advantage for the Cardinals. 
• W&L was successful on 18-of-21 clearing attempts and Catholic cleared 19-of-22.
• W&L had the advantage in both draws and ground balls with 18-5 and 26-20 ratios, respectively. 

W&L LEADERS 

• Senior goalkeeper Caroline Kranich made four saves in the full 60 minutes of action. 
• Walker MCKnight and Emma Marsh each added four points to the score sheet with a pair of goals and assists for the midfielders. 
• Sophia Caffrey picked up a game-best and career-high five ground balls and Ginny Taylor, Betty Boatwright and Eugenie Rovegno collected three each. 
• Taylor caused a team-best three turnovers with Caffrey and Boatwright splitting four. 
• The draw unit was dominant: Mcknight collected eight draw controls and Rovegno earned seven from the circle. 
• For the Generals, 14 different players recorded ground balls and ten players recorded points.

CUA LEADERS

• Mattea Del Peschio dished out two assists on Catholic's three goals.
• Three different players recorded a team-most three ground balls and two caused turnovers.
• Lauren Davidson recorded nine saves in the 60-minute outing for CUA. 

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Nestled in the mountains of Virginia, Washington and Lee University is a proud member of NCAA Division III and the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Founded in 1749, W&L is the ninth-oldest college in the United States and a top-ranked liberal arts university. With over 500 student-athletes in 24 varsity sports, the Generals have celebrated over 265 conference championships. Learn more about the Blue and White by visiting www.generalssports.com or on social media at @WLUGenerals.