Frostburg, Md.- Women's Lacrosse dropped their second straight game in Mountain East Conference play after taking a loss at the hends of Frostburg State. They would go down 7-2 in the first quarter and were never able to overcome the early deficit. 
 
The Basics:
Location: Frostburg, Maryland
Score: Charleston 11, Frostburg 24
Records: UC 3-5, Frostburg 2-6

How it Happened:


The Frostburg Bobcats went up quickly on the Golden Eagles. Sophomore, Gianni Blundell, and Junior, Destiny Jackson, both put goals up for the Eagles late in the 1^st quarter.  Junior goalkeeper, Georgia Ryan, made 6 saves for the Eagles in 1^st.  Forty seconds into the 2^nd, Senior, Colleen Ryan, made a goal with an assist from Senior, Kayleigh Burns.   Jackson, Blundell, and Ryan put up one more goal each during the 2^nd quarter; while the Eagle's leading scorer, Freshman, Sophia Conzone, was able to grab her first goal of the game. The Eagles trailed 13-7 going into halftime.
 
The 3^rd quarter started with two quick goals by the Falcons. Charleston continued to outshoot the Falcons in the third.  Conzone scored one more for the Eagles; while Burns assisted three goals by Ryan, Blundell, and Jackson.  The Falcon's defense pressed hard against the Eagles in the 4^th quarter, holding them to only 4 shots and no goals. 
 
Goalies, Ryan and Jasmine James, finished the match with 8 and 2 saves, respectively.  Blundell along with Meghan Smith, lead the midfield for the Eagles. Blundell had 6 draw controls, 3 ground balls, and 1 controlled turnover; while, Smith won 4 draw controls, 2 ground balls, and caused one control turnover.  The Eagles continued to move the ball around on offense.  Jackson, Blundell, and Ryan had 3 goals each; while, Burns had 4 assists.  The Eagles showed improvement in ball control by limiting turnovers to 6 (second lowest in school history).
 
Up Next:
 
The Golden Eagles return home to host West Virginia Wesleyan College on Wednesday, April 13 at 5:00pm.