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March 20, 2021 | Women's Lacrosse
RICHMOND, VA – Gardner-Webb dropped their match at Virginia Commonwealth on Saturday by an 18-6 decision. The Rams' 7-0 run late in the first half proved too much for the Runnin' Bulldogs to overcome.
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Gardner-Webb's defense held strong in the first 17 minutes of the match by only allowing two goals to be scored. Talen Francis' unassisted goal at the 18:27 mark opened the scoring for the Runnin' Bulldogs. Following this goal, VCU went on a 7-0 scoring run from the 12:33 and 4:57 marks in the first half to give them a 9-1.
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Jada Preston stopped the scoring with a free-position goal at the 4:08 mark. VCU's Juliana George scored the last goal of the half which gave the Rams an eight-goal lead heading into the break.
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Eilish Gately stopped the Rams' four-goal scoring run that started the second half with an assist from Jada Preston. After two more goals from the Rams, Jessica Vetter scored a free-position goal at the 5:51 mark.
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The game ended with back-to-back goals by Gately with 1:07 and 0:06 remaining in the game.
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Gately led all scorers with three goals. Vetter, Preston, and Francis had one apiece. Preston was responsible for the lone assist of the day for the team.
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VCU edged Gardner-Webb by one in groundballs, draw controls and turnovers.
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Vetter, Heather Lobas, Mackenzie Gallery, Janice Donaldson, Maddie Martin finished with two groundballs each. Kathleen Mackey, Tori Birks, and Lauren Connor had one.
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Birks led the team with five draw controls, and Francis had three. Martin and Gately each had two.
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Three different Runnin' Bulldogs caused a Ram turnover each, and they were Birks, Mackey, and Aimie Perino.
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Mackey saved eight shots in the loss with the start in goal.
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The Runnin' Bulldogs return for a home game on Tuesday, March 23 facing Kennesaw State with a 3:00 p.m. start scheduled.
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Gardner-Webb's defense held strong in the first 17 minutes of the match by only allowing two goals to be scored. Talen Francis' unassisted goal at the 18:27 mark opened the scoring for the Runnin' Bulldogs. Following this goal, VCU went on a 7-0 scoring run from the 12:33 and 4:57 marks in the first half to give them a 9-1.
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Jada Preston stopped the scoring with a free-position goal at the 4:08 mark. VCU's Juliana George scored the last goal of the half which gave the Rams an eight-goal lead heading into the break.
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Eilish Gately stopped the Rams' four-goal scoring run that started the second half with an assist from Jada Preston. After two more goals from the Rams, Jessica Vetter scored a free-position goal at the 5:51 mark.
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The game ended with back-to-back goals by Gately with 1:07 and 0:06 remaining in the game.
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Gately led all scorers with three goals. Vetter, Preston, and Francis had one apiece. Preston was responsible for the lone assist of the day for the team.
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VCU edged Gardner-Webb by one in groundballs, draw controls and turnovers.
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Vetter, Heather Lobas, Mackenzie Gallery, Janice Donaldson, Maddie Martin finished with two groundballs each. Kathleen Mackey, Tori Birks, and Lauren Connor had one.
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Birks led the team with five draw controls, and Francis had three. Martin and Gately each had two.
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Three different Runnin' Bulldogs caused a Ram turnover each, and they were Birks, Mackey, and Aimie Perino.
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Mackey saved eight shots in the loss with the start in goal.
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The Runnin' Bulldogs return for a home game on Tuesday, March 23 facing Kennesaw State with a 3:00 p.m. start scheduled.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
GWU
VCU
Shots
31
33
Turnovers
12
11
Caused Turnovers
3
7
Draw Controls
12
13
Free-Position Shots
6
7
Ground Balls
13
14
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