Posted: Apr 26, 2018
CCC Women's Lacrosse: Seahawks host Scots in rematch of last season's quarterfinal
Gordon
(7-11)
9
Salve Regina
(7-9)
22
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Gordon (7-11) | 6 | 3 | 9 |
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Salve Regina (7-9) | 14 | 8 | 22 |
| APRIL 28 | 1 p.m. CCC QUARTERFINALS GAUDET FIELD • MIDDLETOWN, R.I. |
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| GORDON FIGHTING SCOTS (7-10, 4-4 CCC) |
SALVE REGINA SEAHAWKS (6-9, 5-3 CCC) |
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NEWPORT, R.I. - For the second consecutive season the Salve Regina University women's lacrosse team will host Gordon College in the quarterfinal round of the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) playoffs.
BROADCAST
Andrew Pezzelli will provide the Salve Regina broadcast live from Gaudet Field.
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Stay up-to-date with all the latest news and notes on Salve Regina athletics by connecting with the Seahawks on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Be sure to use the hashtag #goSeahawks for an insider's look at Salve Regina's teams and student-athletes.
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LAST TIME OUT FOR SALVE REGINA - FRAMINGHAM ST. 18, SALVE REGINA 10 - APRIL 26, 2018
- Framingham totaled 14 first-half goals and that was enough to best the Seahawks.
- The Rams closed the first stanza with an 11-1 spurt to take control of the game and head into the break leading 14-4.
- The Seahawks were led by two goals and an assist from Katie Kline, while Maddie Villareal, Tilton and Megan Grier tallied two goals apiece.
Full Recap: Rams best Seahawks in regular season finale
LAST TIME OUT FOR GORDON - WESTERN NEW ENGLAND 16, GORDON 15 - APRIL 24, 2018
- Katelyn Dyer and Paige Thompson led the Scots in scoring with four goals appiece as they fell in a back-and-forth game with the Golden Bears.
- Dyer scored four goals, won four draw controls, and grabbed three ground balls.
- Thompson tied her career-high with four goals, dished out two assists, and tied her career-best with three caused turnovers.
- Gretta Moore led the team with six draw controls and also scored three goals.
- Molly Guthrie led the team with four ground balls and four caused turnovers.
Full Recap: Golden Bears take down Scots with second half comeback
TODAY'S SALVE REGINA WOMEN'S LACROSSE FACT(S) YOU CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT
- The Scots and Seahawks met in last season's quarterfinals with Gordon prevailing 13-12 in overtime.
- The Scots had the only possession of overtime and did not want to give Salve Regina a chance in the extra frame. Brenna Peterson won the draw to begin overtime, then 57 seconds later Olivia McCarrick found Anna Rourke free in front and she buried the game-winner for the Scots.
- Sophomore Maddie Villareal leads the Seahawks in goals scored (42) and is already just three goals away from 100 in her career.
- Villareal was named a First Team All-CCC attack.
- Villareal ranks eighth in total points in the CCC (55; 42g 13a).
- Senior Katie Kline leads the Seahawks in draw control wins (77) and ranks sixth in the CCC.
- Kline was named a First Team All-CCC midfielder.
- Kline was named the Senior Scholar Athlete of the Year for the CCC.
- Kline became the 11th player in program history to top 100 career goals this season. She currently has 115 goals in 59 games played as a Seahawk.
- Lindsey Smith leads the team in caused turnovers (32) and ranks sixth in the CCC.
- Freshman goalie Christina Myers made the third most saves in the CCC (167) and has the second best save percentage (50.9).
- Gabrielle Majenski made the switch from midfield to defense during the season and earned herself a spot on the Third Team All-CCC list.
WHAT'S UP NEXT
- The victor of today's game will head to Beverly, Mass., to face top-seeded Endicott College on May 1.