Erie, Pa. - In a compelling display of skill and determination, the Mercyhurst Women's Lacrosse team notched an important win against Georgian Court on their home turf in Erie, Pennsylvania. This game brought the Lakers' season record to a balanced 1-1, showcasing their ability to bounce back and compete at a high level.
Game Overview
From the starting whistle, the Lakers set a tone of aggressive play and teamwork. Mercyhurst's offense was on full display, with Meghan Nasman leading the scoring charge with an impressive five goals. Emma Cimino contributed significantly with two goals, proving to be a crucial player in the Lakers' offensive strategy. The team's depth was further highlighted by goals from Marlee Antinora, Gabby McGinn, Ellie Schau, and Whitley Easton, each adding their mark to the scoreboard and diversifying the attack.
The Lakers' defense was equally formidable, effectively holding off Georgian Court's attempts to close the gap. Critical saves and successful clears were pivotal in keeping the momentum on Mercyhurst's side, with the defense working in concert to disrupt Georgian Court's rhythm.
Notable Performances
- Meghan Nasman stood out with her five goals, a significant contribution to the team's victory.
- Emma Cimino added depth to the attack with her two goals, showcasing her scoring ability.
- Amanda Bailey facilitated the offense with three assists, playing a key role in multiple scoring drives.
- Whitley Easton not only scored a goal but also provided two assists, demonstrating her versatility on the field.
Looking Forward
This win is a positive step forward for the Mercyhurst Women's Lacrosse team as they look to build momentum in the 2024 season. The team's next challenge will be a road game against D'Youvile on March 5th. Start time for that game is set for 4 PM.