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Lafayette Drops Tight Affair at Villanova

March 25, 2015

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(2-9)
12Final
Lafayette7411
Villanova8513

Box Score

(5-4)
Statistical Leaders
GoalsTotals
LC - Case, Rath, Wilhelmsen3
NOVA - Froccaro6
AssistsTotals
LC - Rath2
NOVA - Mucci4
Draw ControlsTotals
LC - Carver5
NOVA - Froccaro3
Ground BallsTotals
LC - Case5
NOVA - Scarfogliero4
Caused TurnoversTotals
LC - Wilhelmsen4
NOVA - Scarfogliero, Griff2
Goalkeepers
PlayerMinsGAS
LC - Raymond60:00133
NOVA - Fraum60:00118

VILLANOVA, Pa. - In a game that never featured a scoring difference of more than two goals either way, the Lafayette women's lacrosse team was outlasted in the end at Villanova on Wednesday evening by a 13-11 margin.

Three different Lafayette players netted hat tricks in the defeat as sophomores Charlotte Rath, Amanda Case and Kirsten Wilhelmsen all tallied three goals apiece on the night. Jackie Froccaro was a force for the Wildcats, recording a game-high six goals.

Trailing 8-7 entering the second half of play, the Wildcats struck first as Froccaro beat Lafayette freshman goalie Anna Raymond less than two minutes into action to extend its edge to two at 9-7. However, the Leopards responded as Rath fed Wilhelmsen at the 25:50 mark and scored one of her own just seven seconds later to knot the game at nine with 25:43 on the clock.

The two teams traded tallies throughout the second half as the third score off the stick of Case with 3:56 to play made it an 11-11 game late. Unfortunately, that would be Lafayette's final tally of the contest as Villanova put two more in the net over the final four minutes to walk off with a 13-11 victory.

Lafayette held the edge in shots, 22-17, but Villanova goalie Jaclyn Fraum was excellent, making eight saves on the night for her fifth win of the year. With the loss, the Leopards fall to 2-9 overall on the season, while Villanova moves above the .500 mark at 5-4 for the season thus far.

Draw controls were knotted up at 13 apiece for either side, while the majority of the other statistical categories were even. Lafayette forced the Wildcats into six failed clears on the night, but Fraum's eight saves nullified that edge.

The Leopards return to Patriot League action on Saturday, traveling to Boston U. for a 1 p.m. meeting with the Terriers.

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Players Mentioned

Anna Raymond

#18 Anna Raymond

Goalkeeper
5' 7"
Freshman
Charlotte Rath

#3 Charlotte Rath

Defense/Midfield
5' 4"
Freshman
Amanda Case

#9 Amanda Case

Defense/Midfield
5' 3"
Freshman
Kirsten Wilhelmsen

#31 Kirsten Wilhelmsen

Midfield
5' 8"
Freshman

Players Mentioned

Anna Raymond

#18 Anna Raymond

5' 7"
Freshman
Goalkeeper
Charlotte Rath

#3 Charlotte Rath

5' 4"
Freshman
Defense/Midfield
Amanda Case

#9 Amanda Case

5' 3"
Freshman
Defense/Midfield
Kirsten Wilhelmsen

#31 Kirsten Wilhelmsen

5' 8"
Freshman
Midfield