Lycoming Rallies to Beat Scranton, Stay Undefeated
** Suit Becomes All-Time Assist Leader **

SCRANTON, Pa.—Junior attack Megan Wallenhorst (Rochester, NY) scored five of her game-high eight goals in the second-half to lift Lycoming College to a come-from-behind 15-11 victory over The University of Scranton in Middle Atlantic Conference action Thursday afternoon.

Junior attack Heather Suit (Annapolis, MD) finished with four assists. Suit's first dish to freshman Christi Karr (Lansdale, PA) in the first, established Suit as Lycoming's all-time career assist leader.

Karr scored the first two goals of the game and finished with three on the day. Sophomore midfielders Sarah Wingerden (Macedon, NY) and Crystal Cody (Rochester, NY) contributed two goals apiece as the Warriors overcame a 7-4 halftime deficit to improve to 9-0 overall and 5-0 in the MAC.

Scranton won 9 of the 12 draw controls in the first-half to control the pace. Lycoming did a much better job on the draw after the half and Wallenhorst scored two goals during a 4-1 rally in the opening five minutes of the second-half to even the score at 8-8.  Scranton took two more leads, but the Lady Warriors were not going to let this one slip away.

Cody and Wallenhorst combined for four goals over a nine-minute span to give the Warriors the lead for good, 13-10. The Warriors played keep-away down the stretch after Wallenhorst scored back-to-back goals with 7:04 and 6:02 left in the game. Junior goalkeeper Kristina Peacock (Webster, NY) had a game-high eight saves for Lycoming, which held a 35-25 advantage in shots and a 16-14 edge in ground balls.

Lycoming travels next to #18 Montclair State on Saturday, April 1 for a 1:00 p.m. game. But don't be fooled, the Lady Warriors are hungry for a win to climb the national rankings.