Box Score ASHLAND, Va. — Four different players found the back of the cage as the No. 19 Washington and Lee University field hockey team extended its winning streak to six games with a 4-0 victory over Randolph-Macon College in Old Dominion Athletic Conference action Wednesday evening at Nunnally Field.

The Generals (10-3, 6-0 ODAC) remained unbeaten in conference play and recorded their fourth consecutive shutout. Margaret Scheurer and Anna Treese scored in the second quarter before Britty Page and senior Zoe Dolfis added goals just 1:02 apart early in the third. Madeline Lancione assisted on both Scheurer's opening tally and Dolfis' third-quarter goal.

Washington and Lee outshot the Yellow Jackets (8-6, 3-2 ODAC) by an 18-5 margin and held an 8-2 advantage in penalty corners. First-year goalkeeper Helenka Chodakiewicz made two saves to preserve the shutout as the Generals extended their scoreless streak to 240 consecutive minutes.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Washington and Lee controlled the opening quarter, generating three shots and the period's lone penalty corner. Randolph-Macon goalkeeper Valentina Ambrogi-Torres turned away attempts from Margaret Scheurer and Zoe Dolfis to keep the contest scoreless through 15 minutes.
• The Generals broke through at 19:14 when Madeline Lancione sent a cross into the scoring circle from the right side. Margaret Scheurer connected with the pass and tapped the ball past the Randolph-Macon defenders to give W&L a 1-0 advantage.
• Anna Treese doubled the lead at 28:47, settling a rebound following a save and firing a shot from the top of the scoring circle into the cage. The unassisted tally sent Washington and Lee into halftime with a 2-0 advantage and a 7-0 edge in shots.
• W&L wasted little time extending its lead after the break. Britty Page collected a loose ball amid a scramble in front of the cage and finished the opportunity at 32:32 to make it 3-0.
• Just 1:02 later, the Generals capitalized on a transition opportunity. Lancione connected with Zoe Dolfis, who finished the play at 33:34 to push the advantage to 4-0.
• Randolph-Macon generated its first shot of the contest at 34:11 before Penelope Trageser forced Chodakiewicz into her first save at 35:23. The first-year goalkeeper added another stop on Trageser at 40:17 to keep the Yellow Jackets off the scoreboard.
• The Generals continued to apply pressure throughout the third quarter, generating eight shots and five penalty corners. Ambrogi-Torres made two saves during the period to prevent W&L from extending its lead.
• Randolph-Macon earned both of its penalty corners in the fourth quarter and generated two shots, but neither attempt reached the cage. Anna Treese forced a final save from Mia Laws at 57:44 as Washington and Lee secured its fourth consecutive shutout.

TOP PERFORMERS

• Margaret Scheurer opened the scoring with her first goal of the contest and tied for the team lead with four shots, including one on goal.
• Zoe Dolfis recorded a goal on four shots, including two on goal, to cap the Generals' scoring effort.
• Madeline Lancione contributed two assists, setting up Scheurer's opening goal and Dolfis' third-quarter tally.
• Anna Treese scored an unassisted goal and placed both of her shots on cage.
• Britty Page added an unassisted goal on her lone shot of the contest.
• Anne Burns Fiveash generated two shots, placing one on cage.
• Helenka Chodakiewicz made two saves across 60 minutes to improve to 10-3 in goal this season.

BY THE NUMBERS 

• 18-5 — Washington and Lee's advantage in total shots.
• 10-2 — The Generals' advantage in shots on goal.
• 8-2 — W&L's advantage in penalty corners, including five in the third quarter.
• 7-0 — Washington and Lee's advantage in shots during the opening half.
• 4 — Different Generals who scored in the victory.
• 4 — Consecutive shutouts by Washington and Lee, which has not conceded a goal since its 3-1 victory at Roanoke on Oct. 7.
• 240 — Consecutive minutes without allowing a goal, spanning the Generals' last four contests.
• 6-0 — Washington and Lee's record in ODAC play following six consecutive conference victories.

RMC LEADERS

• Penelope Trageser led the Yellow Jackets with two shots, both on goal.
• Olivia Greene, Natalie Moul and Janne Roelink each added one shot.
• Valentina Ambrogi-Torres started in cage and made five saves while allowing four goals across 45 minutes.
• Mia Laws played the final 15 minutes, recording one save without allowing a goal.

UP NEXT

Washington and Lee steps out of conference play Saturday, Oct. 24, when the Generals travel to Raleigh, N.C., to face Meredith College. The nonconference contest is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.

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