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#11 Tampa Women’s Lacrosse Dominates Mountain Lions in Colorado 16-4

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  via UT press release   BOX SCORE TAMPA, Fla. –The No. 11 University of Tampa Spartans defeat the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Mountain Lions by a final score of 16-4.   INSIDE THE MATCHUP: Final: No. 11 Tampa Spartans 16, Colorado-Colorado Springs Mountain Lions 4 Records: Tampa (4-2), Colorado-Colorado Springs (1-3) Location:  Mountain Lion Stadium | Colorado Springs, Colo. All-time Series: The Spartans now lead the all-time series with the Mountain Lions 1-0. Follow Us: @TampaSpartans on TwitterFacebook, InstagramSnapchat and Vimeo.   HOW IT HAPPENED:

 1st Half
  • The first two goals of the game were scored by the University of Tampa.
  • The first two of the contest were scored by Tampa’s Kristyn StaleyHear how to pronounce Kristyn Staley.
  • Carly VaccaroHear how to pronounce Carly Vaccaro then netted her first of the day off a free position shot, which was followed by Kayla KosubinskyHear how to pronounce Kayla Kosubinskysinking one with 21:16 still remaining in the half.
  • With 20:36 left in the half, the Mountain Lions scored their first goal of the contest.
  • The Spartans retaliated with three more goals giving them the 7-1 lead. The first came from senior Rachel CrawfordStaley then earned her second of the day followed by Caroline ForesterHear how to pronounce Caroline Forester with her first.
  • Colorado – Colorado Springs then earned their second goal with 8:09 left in the half.
  • To end the first half, UT scored the next five goals, giving them the 10-point lead and thus initiating the running clock.
  • The last five goals of the half were scored byVaccaro from Maggie GladdenKosubinskyLauren McNeillLIzzie PierpontHear how to pronounce LIzzie Pierpont, and Claire Swanson respectively.
  • Heading into halftime the Spartans led the Mountain Lions 12-2.
  2nd Half
  • Coming out of the half, the Spartans picked up right where they left off, with back-to-back goals from Forester and McNeillForester‘s goal was off the assist by Hannah Bush, while McNeill‘s was off the assist by Kosubinsky.
  • UCCS then answered with two goals. These were their final two points of the game.
  • To end the game, Kosubinsky netted one more off the free position attempt, followed by the final goal of the contest from Gladden.
  • The No. 11 University of Tampa Spartans defeated the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs by a final score of 16-4.
  INSIDE THE STATS:   UP NEXT: The Spartans will return home to host the Seton Hill Griffins on Saturday at noon. TAMPA SPARTANS MOBILE APP: A free app is also available for free download through Apple and Google Play stores. Please search for Tampa Spartans Front Row.  

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