Lycoming Takes it to Moravian
Lady Laxers Back on Winning Track

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.—The #16 Lady Warriors (11-1, 6-1) defeated Moravian (0-9, 0-6) by a score of 18-6 on Saturday at Shangraw Athletic Complex. Lycoming hopes to remain in the IWLCA Top-20 this week, after a loss to Elizabethtown on Tuesday..

Perhaps the Lady Warriors were taking out the frustration of losing their first game of the season. Whatever the reason, the Lycoming rang up twelve first-half scores on the Lady Greyhounds, including the opening five goals of the game.

Sophomore Sarah Wingerden (Macedon, NY) started the scoring just 21 seconds into the game on an assist from freshman Megan McIntyre (Baltimore, MD). Junior Megan Wallenhorst (Rochester, NY) scored the first of her two goals just 44 ticks later on a pass from Justine Titko (Wrightstown, NJ). Titko took her turn next, scoring on a pass from Lycoming’s all-time assist leader Heather Suit (Annapolis, MD). Freshman Amanda Baker (Media, PA) fed McIntyre for goal number four and Titko scored a free-position goal, just over six minutes into the game, to give the Lady Warriors a 5-0 lead.

Starting goalie Kristina Peacock (Webster, NY) was pulled at 15:24 in the first and Brittany Bryan (Petersburg, NJ) took over between the pipes. Bryan had eight saves on the day.

Head coach Kara Reber played nearly all of her roster and almost every offensive player who entered the game scored at least a point on a goal or assist. Ashley Collins (Westminster, MD), Kelly Mack (New Egypt, NJ), Kelli Morsey (Baltimore, MD) and Jackie Calbi (Annandale, VA) joined Wallenhorst, Titko and McIntyre with a team-high two goals. Amanda Baker led both teams with three assists for the game.

Freshmen Samantha Bell (Maple Shade, NJ), Paige Botti (Upperco, MD) and Ashley Steel (Ocean City, MD) also scored goals for Lycoming.

At halftime, three Lady Warriors were recognized for Senior Day. Defender Erin Dillon (Bayside, NY) and managers Becki Bogash (Glen Mills, PA) and Nicole Carlozzi (Pennington, NJ) were applauded for their four-year contributions to the team.

The Lady Warriors host Susquehanna on Wednesday at 4:30. It will be the last regular season home game for the blue and gold, who travel to Drew and Wilkes to close out the season.

                   
      Senior Day: Erin Dillon (w/ her mom) and Becki Bogash and Nicole Carlozzi.