Women's Lacrosse Records Shutout on Senior Day
PHILADELPHIA – Thomas Jefferson University women's lacrosse (9-7, 7-1) put up 16 goals in the first half as the Rams pushed for their second straight blowout with a 21-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) win over Caldwell University (2-11, 2-6) in Monday afternoon action as Jefferson honored their seniors on Senior Day.
WHAT HAPPENED
- 10 goals were produced in the first quarter with Emily Ryder, Gabby Modzelewski, Meaghan Avanzato, Taylor Hood, Lindley Gori, and Reagan Rogers all had at least one goal during the first 15 minutes of action. Ryder scored all three of her goals in the first quarter while Modzelewski had two of her three in the same quarter
- Avanzato, Rogers, Modzelewski, Chloe Naylor, Kyle Hardy, and Lilly Lutz all produced a goal in the second quarter for Jefferson
- Kayla Juralewicz and Tori LaFalce added their own shot to the back of the net in the third quarter, with Lutz, Gori, and Emma Baker all putting the finishing touches in the Rams 21-0 win
- Kalyn Ammerlaan and Victoria Rossi each had two saves inside the goalie spot
TEAM STATS
Shots: Jefferson, 41-5
Saves: Caldwell, 13-4
Clears: Jefferson, 17-11
Ground Balls: Jefferson, 25-16
Draw Controls: Jefferson, 20-3
INSIDE THE BOXSCORE
Gabby Modzelewski: 3 goals, 5 draw controls
Emily Ryder: 3 goals, 3 caused turnvoers, 2 ground balls
Taylor Hood: 2 goals
Lindley Gori: 2 goals, 8 draw controls
Meaghan Avanazato: 2 goals, 2 assists
Reagan Rogers: 2 goals, 3 assists
Lilly Lutz: 2 goals, 1 assist
Emma Baker: 1 goal
Chloe Naylor: 1 goal
Kyle Hardy: 1 goal, 2 caused turnovers, 2 ground balls
Tori LaFalce: 1 goal
Kayla Juralewicz: 1 goal, 2 ground balls
Kalyn Ammerlaan: 2 saves
Victoria Rossi: 2 saves
SENIOR DAY
Before the game, the Rams recognized,
Kayla Juralewicz,
Gabby Modzelewski,
Kyle Hardy,
Faith Hardy, and
Tyra Watson before the game as the Rams honored their seniors on Senior Day.
UP NEXT
Jefferson will play their regular season finale on Wednesday, April 22 as the Rams battle against Wilmington University for the second seed in the CACC Tournament.
