via the school’s press releases – photo by Matthew Watters, Rollins
The Tars remain perfect on the year, improving to 4-0
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (March 5, 2022) – The Tars traveled north east take on the upstart Flagler Saints on the road. Rollins came away with the 18-6 victory. The Tars remain perfect on the year, improving to 4-0. The Saint drop to 3-4 in their inaugural campaign.
Caroline Gastonguay paced the Rollins offensive effort with a game high eight points, coming on five goals and three assists. The senior also caused three turnovers. Liz Fahey found the back of the net five times also, while causing one turnover and picking up one groundball. Claire Reist registered a career high four scores. Abigail Cawley dished out three assists. Rachel Schlesinger made eight saves between the pipes for the Tars, playing the full 60 minutes.
Flagler was led by a pair of goals from Madison Daziel, while four other players each scored once. A pair of Saints tallied assists. Alex Eubanks and Lauren Ribadeneira combined to make seven saves in net for Flagler.
The Tars dominated statistically, taking 32 shots against the Saint 18, while putting 25 on goal. The Tars successfully cleared on 18-21 chances, and forced 20 Flagler turnovers, while only losing the ball 13 times themselves.
HOW IT HAPPENED:
First Quarter
Second Quarter
Third Quarter
Fourth Quarter
UP NEXT:
The Tars will return to Winter Park where they will take on Concordia-St. Paul. First draw is set for 4 p.m. on Thursday, March 10.
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ST AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Five players found the back of the net as Flagler College fell to No. 8 Rollins College, 18-6, at Flagler Lacrosse Field Saturday afternoon.
Flagler drops to 3-4 on the year. The Tars stay perfect, moving to 4-0.
Rollins opened a lead early in the first quarter, scoring the first four goals of the game. With 5:51 remaining, Madison Daziel put the Saints on the board, which was followed up by Kate Piscopo finding the back of the net 30 seconds later, making the score 5-2.
The Saints struck first in the second quarter, thanks to a goal from Sophia DeSimone following a Tars green card in the previous quarter, cutting the lead to two. The Tars responded with the last three goals of the half, sending them into halftime with a 9-4 advantage.
Rollins pulled away in the third quarter, following a Katelyn Trainor goal, they scored eight straight goals, sealing the victory.
Flagler got a pair of goals from Daziel and one goal from Trainor, DeSimone, Piscopo and Carly LaFerriere.
All-American Liz Fahey and Caroline Gastonguay each registered five goals for the Tars and Claire Reist added four.
The Saints stay at home this coming Wednesday, Mar. 9, when North Greenville University comes to town for a 7 p.m. game.
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