MINNEAPOLIS - Marian University women's lacrosse (2-2, 0-0 NACC) set a single-game record for goals scored in a 21-5 victory at Augsburg.
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- After trading the first two goals, Marian scored the next five goals to lead 6-1.
- The Sabres continued to dominate in the opening quarter and finished the first 15 minutes with an 11-3 lead.
- Seven different Sabres scored in the stanza led by senior Izzy Newton who had three goals.
- Marian built its lead out to 13-3 before Augsburg netted the final two goals of the second quarter to trail 13-5 at halftime.
- The Sabre defense didn't allow a single goal the rest of the way while the offense had four goals in each quarter to put the final at 21-5.
- Senior Nicole Stachon led the way in the second half with three goals.
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- Marian held a 39-21 advantage for shots and limited the Auggies to three shots in the second half.
- The Sabres also had a 21-17 edge for ground balls and 16-13 advantage for draw controls.
- Marian was 16-of-20 (.800) on clears and forced 11 turnovers on the 24 Augsburg clear attempts.
- The 21 goals is the most scored for Sabre women's lacrosse in a single game.
- This is the first victory for Marian over Augsburg in three games.
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Senior Nicole Stachon led the offense with five goals and three assists for eight points. She also had three draw controls and a caused turnover. |
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Freshman Chloe Yanez had two goals and an assist to go wtih four ground balls, four draw controls, and two caused turnovers. |
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Freshman Emma Johnson (2-2) stopped six of the 11 shots she saw. |
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Saturday, March 8
Smith Field
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