Waterville, ME – Bristol Sine finished with 20 saves, but it wasn't enough as Women's Lacrosse fell to the Husson University Eagles by a score of 3-13 on Wednesday, April 2^nd, 2025. Sine also earned her 200^th career save in the first quarter.

How it Happened:

• The Eagles took the lead first, scoring four minutes in to make it 1-0.
• Minutes later Emily Wallingford found Mary LaRochelle, who scored to tie things up 1-1.
• With little time remaining in the first quarter, the Eagles scored again to take a 2-1 lead.
• Mara Gentry responded with a goal of her own to open up the second quarter from a free position attempt.
• The Eagles went into halftime with a 4-2 lead, but it was Bristol Sine who was the star of the first half, making several crucial stops to keep the Terriers in the game.
• Isabella Pelletier was able to score despite being a player down early in the second half to make things 3-4.
• The Eagles would then split the game wide open, scoring seven unanswered to make it 11-3 headed into the fourth quarter.
• Despite several more important saves from Sine, the Terriers were outscored again in the final quarter, making the final score 3-13.

Inside the Stats:

• Bristol Sine – 20 Saves, 13 Goals Allowed

 
What's Next:

• Women's Lacrosse will look to bounce back when they take on the University of Maine Farmington Beavers at home on Saturday, April 5^th, 2025. Game time is set for 3:00 PM.