SSC Women: #8 FSC Cruises By #21 FIT 17-3 – Both School Recaps Plus SportsLowdown.Com
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No. 8 Mocs Women’s Lacrosse Beats No. 21 Florida Tech on Senior Day, 17-3
LAKELAND, Fla. – The No. 8 Florida Southern College women’s lacrosse team opened the 2021 season with a convincing 17-3 victory over No. 21 Florida Tech on Saturday afternoon, in the season opener for both programs. HOW IT HAPPENED 1st Half- Not even three minutes into the game, sophomore attack Daleo scored her first of the season, unassisted, putting the Mocs up 1-0.
- Less than a minute later, Tech tied the score on a Kailee O’Brien goal.
- From there, the Mocs scored eleven unanswered goals to take a 12-1 lead at halftime.
- Jozokos, a senior attack, scored her first two goals over a two-minute span, to push the Mocs to a 3-1 lead.
- Daleo tallied the eventual game-winner, on a Jozokos pass, at the 16:42 mark.
- Freshman midfielder Krystal Beebe scored a pair of goals in 91 seconds, making the score 6-1.
- Senior defender Becca Hill would score a player-down goal, the last tally of the half, with 1:44 remaining.
- Just as in the first half, Tech scored the first goal, O’Brien’s second of the game.
- From there, the Mocs continued to control play, scoring the next five goals.
- Sophomore attack Lizzy Lynch had the final tally for the home team, with nearly 15 minutes remaining.
- The game’s final goal came from Tech’s Kylie Morris, with 5:27 showing on the game clock.
- Senior goalie Brittany Iamele made seven goals between the pipes, earning her eighth career win.
- Jozokos added two assists to her four goals, giving her a game-high six points.
- Daleo had one assist with her four goals, for five total points.
- Senior attack Sarah Grady had one goal and one assist, while freshman attach Madison Tare and Beebe each had a pair of goals.
- The Mocs took a total of 41 shots, while limiting Tech to 16.
- Florida Southern’s defense forced 14 turnovers, and held Tech to a 75% clear rate.