• The Blue and White recorded 40 shots and held Rhodes to just 14 scoring opportunities.
• Rhodes was successful on 12-of-18 clears and the Generals went 15-of-17 in transition attempts. 
• W&L owned a 19-13 advantage in ground balls and was 19-7 on the draw.

• Six Generals recorded multiple goals and were led by Senior Alex Petras with four scores and three helpers for seven points.
• Classmate Shannon Timoney registered a hat trick and one assist for four points. Sophie Edwards also found the back of the net on three occasions. 
• Walker McKnight, Betty Boatwright and Hanna Bishop all had a pair of goals and Julia Thomson added one to round out the scoring.
• Bishop added two assists and caused turnovers to her stat line. 
• McKnight led the defensive transition with four caused turnovers, six draw controls and one ground ball while Eugenie Rovegno grabbed 10 draws off of the circle, two caused turnovers and three ground balls. 
• Caroline Kranich made three stops for the Generals. 

• Olivia Wood had a stellar day in goal for the Lynx with 13 saves against 40 shots taken by W&L.
• An RC trio recorded two goals each: Avery Burke, Anna Erskine, and Maddie BeVier. Chloe Parker added the remaining tally, all of which were unassisted efforts for the Lynx. 
• Defender Isabella Sklena grabbed three ground balls and caused one turnovers. 
• On the draw circle, Burke and Bari Pinkett led RC with two draw controls each. 

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