Apr 5, 2008

Lady Rams Drop 12-11 Heartbreaker to Visiting Molloy

The Philadelphia University women's lacrosse team dropped its second contest of the season, a 12-11 heartbreaker to visiting Molloy College on April 5th at home. The setback drops the Lady Rams to 4-2 overall on the season including an 0-1 mark in the East Coast Conference (ECC).

The Lady Rams took an 8-7 lead after 30 minutes of play as seniors Maggie Bornhorst (pictured) and Marissa Wisniewski registered three goals apiece. In the second half, the Lions quickly tied the contest at 8-8, but first-year Head Coach Jen Devinney's team scored three of the game's next four goals as the Lady Rams took an 11-9 lead with just over ten minutes remaining. Molloy's defense would stiffen, however, holding Philadelphia University scoreless the rest of the way, eventually scoring the game-winning goal with 4:27 remaining.

Sophomore Kelly Staerk finished the contest with eight saves for the Lady Rams, who will be back in action on Thursday, April 10th, at Georgian Court University.


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