Hartshorn sends Maryland past Syracuse in OT
Junior Kali Hartshorn took a pass from junior Hannah Warther (Century) and scored the winning goal to give the No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse team a 12-11 overtime win over No. 4 Syracuse on Saturday afternoon.
Maryland's third victory over a top-five opponent this season is also the 80thstraight in College Park, as the Terps haven't lost a home game since 2012.
Senior Jen Giles (Mount Hebron) led Maryland with five points in the win, tallying three goals and two assists while also securing four draw controls and a team-best two groundballs. Graduate student Erica Evans, senior Caroline Steele (Severn) and sophomore Grace Griffin (Liberty) all contributed with two goals while junior Brindi Griffin (McDonogh) notched two points with a goal and an assist for Maryland (6-0).
NO. 14 NAVY 18, BROWN 12: Kelly Larkin potted a team-high six goals and Andie O’Sullivan added a season-best five goals to lead the Midshipmen (5-2) over Brown (2-4). Navy trailed 3-1 early in the first half, but closed out the final 24 minutes of the half on a 10-2 run to take control of the game.
MT. ST. MARY’S 13, RADFORD 5: Zoe Hurlburt (Fallston) registered a career-high four goals, and the trio of Emily Davis, Taylor Carhart (Manchester Valley) and Beanie Colson (Manchester Valley) scored two apiece for the Mountaineers (4-2).
UMBC 11, TEMPLE 9: Abby Wilson (Fallston), Alyssa Semones (Westminster) and Kristen Bilney (Mount Hebron) each tallied a hat trick, while freshman Jennie Milligan (South River) added five assists, to lead the Retrievers (4-4) over the Owls.
MCDANIEL 19, FROSTBURG ST. 4: Lyndsey Farrell (Loch Raven) accounted for five goals, an assist, four draw controls and two caused turnovers for the Green Terror, who opened the game on an 8-1 run and led by double digits for most of the second half in the win over the Bobcats.
NO. 5 SALISBURY 15, WASHINGTON COLLEGE 8: Taylor Poore (Perryville) had three goals and Alexis Strobel (Bel Air) added a goal and an assist as the host Sea Gulls built a 9-3 halftime lead on its way to the win over the Shorewomen (1-2).
NO. 10 JOHNS HOPKINS 15, HOFSTRA 11: Mackenzie Heldberg accounted for four goals and two assists, while Maggie Schneidereith (Towson) added three goals and four assists to guide the Blue Jays past the Pride. Aurora Cordingley provided three goals, Shelby Harrison (St. Mary’s) pitched in with a goal, five draw controls and three groundballs and Ellie McNulty (Broadneck) registered a goal and three draw controls for Johns Hopkins (6-1).
HOOD 11, SUSQUEHANNA 10: Laura Skorobatsch (Northeast) tallied four goals and caused two turnovers for the Blazers.
Nation
NO. 3 NORTH CAROLINA 13, NO. 5 VIRGINIA 12: The Tar Heels scored two goals in the final seven minutes to overcome a one-goal deficit and beat the Cavaliers.
NO. 6 PENN 8, NO. 20 GEORGETOWN 7: Francesca Whitehurst (Roland Park) delivered three goals and three draw controls, but the Hoyas fell to the Quakers.
NO. 8 PRINCETON 15, NO. 17 STONY BROOK 14: Tess D’Orsi potted the gamewinning goal with 2:06 to go and Sam Fish’s 13th save off a shot from in front of the cage with 35 seconds left gave the Tigers a dramatic come-from-behind victory over the Seawolves.
NO. 19 PENN STATE 11, ALBANY 9: Senior Delaney Muldoon and junior Kristin Roberto each tallied a career-high three goals as the Nittany Lions took control with a 7-1 run to start the second half.