GAME NOTES
• Millersville's offense is clicking in a big way early on this season. The Marauders have scored double digit goals in every game this season including an 16-2 blowout of Holy Family University in their most recent game. Millersville outscored their opponents 58-22 in their first four games and scored more goals in the second half than the first.
• Senior
Renee Landis leads the team with 20 points. She assisted 13 goals while scoring seven more.
• Junior
Sabrina Fusco is second on the team with 19 points. She scored 13 goals while assisting six. Fusco leads the team in goals and is the only Marauder to score double digit goals so far this season.
• Senior
Jamie Damirgian, sophomore
Erin Fagan and freshman
Sarah Leverentz control the midfield and provide extra opportunities for the Millersville offense. Damirgian leads the team with 17 draw controls, Leverentz ranks second with 16 and Fagan is third with 14.
•The Millersville defense face their toughest test of the season against Limestone. Sophomore midfielder
Natalie Sukanick will need to interrupt clear attempts and force turnovers. Senior
Kelly Devlin, junior
Morgan Masiejczyk, and sophomore
Brooke Davis will have to stay aggressive and prevent open shots for the Saints.
• Redshirt sophomore
Shannon Davis has faced down 66 shots while only allowing 21 goals over the first four games.
SCOUTING THE OPPONENT
• Limestone College was ranked eight in the most recent Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Division II poll.
• The Saints feasted on early conference match ups, outscoring their conference opponents 58-12.
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The Saints faced two ranked opponents so far this season. They won a nail biter against Queens University of Charlotte 11-10 back in February. They lost their most recent match up at Rollins College 13-9.
• The Saints offense is spearheaded by four double digit scorers that have combined for 66 goals. The three attackers and one midfielder have combined for 113 total points in six games.
• The Saints' stingy defense has only allowed 38 goals.
