ABOUT THE GAME

• Millersville women's lacrosse is set to face off with the No. 4 West Chester Golden Rams in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Quarterfinals on Tuesday, May 3 at 4 p.m. in West Chester, Pa. The matchup marks the third between the two programs this season, both being won by the nationally ranked Golden Rams. The winner will advance to play the top seed in the western division, Seton Hill on Friday, May 6 at 1 p.m. in Greensburg, Pa. 
• The 2022 season marks the Marauders' first postseason appearance since 2019 and third in the last 20 years. Millersville has won three PSAC Titles, coming in a three-year span from 1988-1990, and the program has advanced to the title game eight times. This is Cindy Wilson's second time coaching in the PSAC Quarterfinals, as her 2019 team fell to Mercyhurst, 7-5. 

SCOUTING THE MARAUDERS

• Millersville is entering Tuesday's PSAC Quarterfinal on a four-game winning streak, with the team's last loss coming against West Chester on April 13. Since that game, the Marauders have outscored their opponents 61-44, the group's highest scoring four-game stretch since the first four games of the season. 
• Millersville is fresh off receiving the most All-PSAC East awards since in over 20 years and for good reason, four players have recorded over 30 points, over 20 goals, and over 50 shots on goal during the regular season. Those four players are Amanda Juliano, Grace Cobaugh, Kristi Kada, and Gillian Zimmerman. The Marauders have also shined on the defense end behind graduate student, MaryCait Dorley and freshman Morgan Scott, who ranks top-10 in the conference in every major goalkeeping category. 
• The Marauders will need all the support they can get on the defensive end of the field, as the Golden Rams currently lead the PSAC in goals scored with 263 this season.

SCOUTING THE GOLDEN RAMS

• The No. 4 Golden Rams placed five players in the All-PSAC East first team, more than any other school in the east. They're led on the offensive end by Lindsay Monigle, who leads the eastern division with 80 points this season off 30 goals and 50 assists. Monigle is joined by Hannah Stanislawczyk who leads the PSAC in goals per game at 4.00, which also places her 11th in the nation. Keri Barnett rounds out the Golden Rams top-three performers, the freshman has scored 58 goals and 14 assists in her first year, earing her PSAC East Freshman of the Year honors. Amber Weedon plays in goal for the Golden Rams and ranks third in the conference with a 7.63 goals against average.