Matt Durisko

Box Score

Desiree Doucette scored three goals.

Edinboro EDIN 3-14, 2-10 PSAC

Lock Haven LHU 4-13, 2-10 PSAC

Edinboro EDIN

3-14, 2-10 PSAC

Final

Apr. 27, 2019

Lock Haven LHU

4-13, 2-10 PSAC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	F
Edinboro EDIN	5	9	14
Lock Haven LHU	10	5	15

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | 4/27/2019 5:04:00 PM | Bob Shreve, Sports Information Director

Edinboro Rally Comes Up Just Short in Season-Ending 15-14 Loss at Lock Haven

THE GAME FACTS
Score: Lock Haven 15, Edinboro 14
Records: Edinboro (3-14, 2-10 PSAC); Lock Haven (4-13, 2-10 PSAC)
Location: Lock Haven, Pa.
The Short Story:  The first season under head coach LeighAnn Stauffer saw the Fighting Scots come up just short as they rallied from a five-goal halftime deficit. Trailing 10-5 at the half, they pulled even at 13-13 with a stretch of five out of six goals. Mary Uplinger scored the goal with 13:08 remaining, but Lock Haven scored back to-back goals within 30 seconds for a 15-13 lead. Sophie DePalma's second goal of the match pulled Edinboro to within a goal with 10:23 remaining, but neither team would find the back of the net the rest of the match. The 14 goals matched Edinboro's season high total.

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HOW IT HAPPENED

Kate Hooper scored three goals in the less than three minutes to start the match as Lock Haven jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead. Anna Leva would score her 37^th goal at 26:31 to get Edinboro on the scoreboard, but it would be the only goal of the day for Edinboro's leading scorer.
A Sidney Dobbins goal was sandwiched by Lock Haven goals as the Bald Eagles gained a 5-2 lead. Edinboro answered with three straight goals, two of those by Desiree Doucette, to pull even at 5-5 with 5:57 remaining in the half.
Lock Haven closed the half with five goals in the final four-plus minutes to grab a 10-5 lead at intermission.
Edinboro scored back-to-back goals to start the second half, courtesy of Doucette and Marina Adelizzio, to pull to within 10-7. Another three-goal run continued to fuel the comeback, as Edinbioro would trail 12-11 with 17:16 left. Stephanie Chido started the run, followed by Sophie Depalma with her 20^th goal, and then DePalma scoring again, her seventh of the season.
Lock Haven would hold off the Fighting Scots with a goal, but the Edinboro comeback was nearly complete when Chido and Mary Uplinger scored to pull the Fighting Scots even at 13-13. Uplinger's goal came at 13:08.
The Bald Eagles regained the lead for good less than two minutes later on a goal by Braxton Reddinger. Exactly 30 seconds later, Krysta Reading's goal, coming at the 11:05 mark, gave LHU a 15-13 lead.
Edinboro would to within a goal at 15-14 with 10:23 ledt to play as DePalma scored her 21^st goal, assisted by Olivia Thomas. Unfortunately, neither team would score the rest of the day.
The Fighting Scots would gain the ball back on the draw control, and misfired on three shots. Turnovers would hamper them the rest of the way.

BY THE NUMBERS

Lock Haven finished with a 34-26 advantage in shots, and Edinboro committed 23 turnovers compared to 20 for the Bald Eagles
Seven different Fighting Scots scored, led by three goals apiece from Stephanie Chido and Desiree Doucette, who were each playing in their final match for Edinboro.
Mary Uplinger added two goals and two assists, while Sophie DePalma had two goals and an assist, and Marina Adelizzio two goals. Sidney Dobbins and Anna Leva had a goal apiece, while Olivia Thomas was credited with three assists.
Lock Haven had six different players score, with kate Hooper contributing five goals and Braxton Reddinger four more.
Candace McDole finished with eight saves for the Fighting Scots. It gives the sophomore 213 saves on the season, good for second in a season. She set the school season record a year ago with 222 saves.