GAME NOTES
• The Marauders opened play at Chryst Field with a 23-4 shelling of Notre Dame College. The Marauders scored 15 goals in the first half including 12 unanswered goals in the opening 13 minutes. Millersville had 10 different players score a goal including multiple goals from six different players. Millersville's offense was powered by its accuracy as the Marauders placed 29-35 shots on goal.
• Senior Morgan Masiejcyzk's defensive unit held the NDC offense to only eight shots while helping force 24 total turnovers by the Falcons.
• Senior
Sabrina Fusco led the goal scoring efforts with six goals on eight shots. Senior
Callie Kavanaugh finished second on the team with five goals. The duo now have 15 and 10 goals respectively in the opening three games of the season.
• Senior
Kristen Butzner was the driving force of the Millersville offense against NDC. She led the team with 10 points as she assisted nine goals in the game. Butzner currently leads the team with 21 points and 14 assists through three games.
• Redshirt junior
Shannon Davis continues to shine in goal after picking up her third win of the season. She only allowed two goals against the Falcons before subbing out late after Millersville's win was all but assured.
SCOUTING THE OPPONENT
• The West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats arrive in Millersville, PA. after a rollercoaster-like four game stretch. The Bobcats were benefactors and victims of lopsided victories in their first week of play. They enjoyed a 23-8 victory over Randolph before falling 19-1 at PSAC opponent Slippery Rock. Two days after the loss at the Rock, the Bobcats drew with Frostburg St. 12-12. Finally, the Bobcats picked up a 14-10 victory over Ursuline on March 4.
• West Virginia Wesleyan is averaging 12.5 goals per game after scoring 50 in its first four games. The Bobcats are accurate near the goal with 82 of their 110 shots placed on goal. The game against Slippery Rock hurt the team's stats defensively. Against it's only PSAC opponent so far this season, the Bobcats conceded 39 shots and nine free-position shots. The Rock was also able to dominate the midfield and earned 12 successful clearances on 16 attempts.
• Hannah Antonelli, Kimberly Lubic, and Madison Duvall lead the attack as the trio have all scored double-digit goals and combined for 34 of the team's 50 goals. They are always looking to shoot and have combined for 70 shots including 51 shots on goal. Millersville will need to neutralize the trio if they are going to pick up its second straight win at Chryst Field.
