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California’s Strong Second Half Powers Victory Over Marist

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Marist Women’s Lacrosse Falls to California in Competitive Matchup

BERKELEY, Calif. – The Marist University women’s lacrosse team faced a tough challenge on Monday evening, suffering an 18-10 loss to the California Golden Bears at California Memorial Stadium. Despite a strong first half, the Red Foxes struggled to maintain their momentum in the second half.

Strong Start for Marist Red Foxes

The Red Foxes initially showcased their offensive prowess, taking a commendable 7-5 lead into halftime. Sophomore midfielder Amelia Pirozzi and junior captain attackers Kate Gaven and Anne Shine each contributed two goals, while junior attacker Gabby Kingston added two of her own. Freshman midfielder Isabella Dantuono marked a milestone with her first collegiate goal, while junior goalie Megan Morris made an impressive 11 saves throughout the match.

Key Highlights of the First Half

  • Marist took an early lead with a goal from Kathryn Staker at 11:20.
  • Shine’s quick response restored Marist’s lead after California tied the game.
  • The Red Foxes extended their lead to 4-2 with goals from Kingston and Gaven, ending the first quarter 5-3 after another late goal from Shine.
  • Pirozzi closed out the first half with a goal at 1:17, bringing Marist’s advantage to two goals.

Second Half Struggles

However, the momentum shifted dramatically in the second half. California opened with a goal, but Pirozzi responded, putting Marist ahead 8-6. The Golden Bears then staged a remarkable comeback, scoring five unanswered goals, overtaking the Red Foxes by the end of the third quarter.

Highlights of the Second Half

  • California scored six consecutive goals, pulling ahead 11-8 as they entered the final quarter.
  • Gaven scored one goal for Marist in the fourth, but California maintained their dominance.
  • Dantuono’s late goal marked a positive end for Marist, but it wasn’t enough to turn the tide.

Upcoming Match Against Rider University

Looking ahead, the Marist women’s lacrosse team will host Rider University in their MAAC opener on Saturday, March 21, at 1 P.M. at Tenney Stadium. This matchup will be crucial for the Red Foxes as they seek to bounce back from their recent defeat. For more details on their history with Rider, check out the opponent history.

As the season unfolds, the Red Foxes aim to capitalize on their strengths and improve their performances. Fans can expect an exciting contest against Rider, as Marist looks to secure their first win of the MAAC season.

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