BLOOMSBURG, Pa. – The Millersville women's lacrosse team scored four fourth-quarter goals today to pick up a victory over Bloomsburg, 10-7. The Marauders entered the final nine minutes of play in a 6-6 tie with the Huskies, 'Ville then saw those four goals come from four different players to take down its Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) East foe on the road.

Gillian Zimmerman and Kristi Kada led the Marauders with four points each, Zimmerman's coming from two goals and two assists, and Kada's coming off a team-high three goals and one assist. Morgan Scott recorded six saves in a winning effort.

Millersville improves to 6-3 overall and 2-2 in PSAC East play following the win, while Bloomsburg falls to 6-3 overall, and 3-2 in PSAC East play.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
 • The Marauders jumped out to a commanding 4-0 lead after one quarter of play with two goals coming from Kada, one from Zimmerman, and one from Alexa Efron, which was her first goal of the season.
• Bloomsburg was able to cut the deficit to two goals in the second quarter of play, as the Huskies outscored 'Ville 3-1 in the quarter, with the Marauders lone goal coming from Kada.  
• Marycait Dorley scored the lone goal for 'Ville in third-quarter action and was followed by Bloomsburg's Kelsey Clauss, who scored a goal of her own to keep the Marauder lead at two heading into the final quarter of play.
• Bloomsburg evened the score six minutes into the fourth quarter, making it 6-6 with nine minutes remaining. The Marauders followed the Huskies big offensive swing with one of their own, scoring four goals, compared to the Huskies one, giving themselves a 10-7 victory.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
• Kada and Zimmerman each fired a team-high five shots on goal, while Grace Cobaugh sent four at the Husky keeper.
• Dorley led the team with four ground balls, Kada and Keeney followed with three of their own.
• Cobaugh led the team in draw controls with five.   
• Millersville was 15-18 on clears, while Bloomsburg was 17-21. 
• 'Ville held the edge in total shots, 28-19.
• Bloomsburg committed 20 turnovers, while Millersville committed 18. 
• The Marauders recorded six more ground balls than Bloomsburg, 23-17.

HEAD COACH CINDY WILSON QUOTES
• On the overall play: "The team worked hard today and worked together. Everyone had each other's backs and stuck together to earn the conference win."
 •On scoring four big late goals: "We put the pieces together on offense at the end of the game to be able to create strong scoring opportunities."

UP NEXT
• Millersville will come home to face Shepherd on Friday, April 1 at 2 p.m. on Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium.