BENTLEY BENTLEY 10-6, 7-3 NE10

Southern Connecticut SCS 8-9, 3-8 NE10

BENTLEY BENTLEY

10-6, 7-3 NE10

Final

Apr. 30, 2024

Southern Connecticut SCS

8-9, 3-8 NE10

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
BENTLEY BENTLEY	7	5	3	2	17
Southern Connecticut SCS	1	2	2	4	9

Summary
Box Score

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | 4/30/2024 6:33:00 PM

SCSU Women's Lacrosse Falls To Bentley In Season Finale

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Southern Connecticut women's lacrosse lost a Northeast-10 Conference matchup to Bentley, 17-9, in its season finale at Jess Dow Field. With the loss, the Owls finish the year at 8-9 overall and 3-8 in the NE10 while Bentley improved to 10-6 overall and 7-3 in conference play.

Savannah Feinberg had a season-best, and game-high, nine draw controls in the game including the 100^th of her career. Offensively, Morgan Reilly led the Owls with two goals and an assist for three points while Kirsten McIntire had two goals. Reilly finishes her Owls' career with 41 goals and 41 assists, which are tied for the third-most in program history. Her 28 assists this year are the second-most in a season, trailing Bayleigh Takacs' program record of 37 a year ago.

McIntire finished her career with 91 goals and 11 assists for 102 points, including two seasons at Merrimack in which she totaled two goals and an assists. Her 89 goals as an Owl rank eighth all-time, while her 56 goals this year are the second-most in a single season and her 63 points rank fifth in program history.

Caelen Connors had 12 saves in goal while Hannah Holmes had three ground balls and two caused turnovers. Holmes finishes her Owls' career with 65 caused turnovers, good for third all-time in program history.

Bentley controlled play for most of the game, including a seven-goal run to open the game. Jordan Fisher put the Owls on the board with her 10^th goal of the season with 3:21 to play in the first quarter. McIntire scored with 5:45 to play in the second to make it 11-2 before Abigail Nolan scored her 11^th goal of the season to send the game into the half, 11-3.

Coming out of the break, Reilly converted for her 18^th goal of the season before adding her 19^th at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Allie Welder also scored at the end of the third quarter. Southern managed to outscore the Falcons in the fourth, 4-2, to pull the Owls within eight down the stretch. Alexandra Ruel scored her 21^st goal of the year, followed by McIntire's team-leading 56^th goal of the year and Amelia Mansfield inside the final two minutes of the game for her 10^th of the season.

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Scoring Summary
Scoring Play	Home Team Score
1st Period		BENTLEY	SCS
14:32	BENTLEY - Caroline Affolter	1	0
13:18	BENTLEY - Maeve Johnson	2	0
11:56	BENTLEY - Courtney Dermody Assisted by Amanda Davis	3	0
10:57	BENTLEY - Amanda Davis Assisted by Caroline Affolter	4	0
10:16	BENTLEY - Caroline Affolter Assisted by Stephanie McAuliffe	5	0
09:13	BENTLEY - Courtney Dermody Assisted by Caitlin Keenan	6	0
07:14	BENTLEY - Betsy Norko	7	0
03:21	SCS - Jordan Fisher Assisted by Morgan Reilly	7	1
2nd Period		BENTLEY	SCS
10:46	BENTLEY - Caitlin Keenan Assisted by Maeve Johnson	8	1
09:20	BENTLEY - Maeve Johnson	9	1
09:03	BENTLEY - Maeve Johnson	10	1
07:36	BENTLEY - Maeve Johnson	11	1
05:45	SCS - Kirsten McIntire	11	2
05:24	BENTLEY - Caitlin Keenan Assisted by Caitlin Keenan	12	2
00:10	SCS - Abigail Nolan	12	3
3rd Period		BENTLEY	SCS
14:13	SCS - Morgan Reilly	12	4
10:08	BENTLEY - Caitlin Keenan	13	4
08:31	BENTLEY - Amanda Davis	14	4
05:50	BENTLEY - Natalia Dutkewych Assisted by Betsy Norko	15	4
03:51	SCS - Allie Welder	15	5
4th Period		BENTLEY	SCS
14:37	SCS - Morgan Reilly	15	6
12:51	BENTLEY - Amanda Davis Assisted by Caroline Affolter	16	6
09:31	BENTLEY - Natalia Dutkewych	17	6
07:09	SCS - Alexandra Ruel	17	7
02:42	SCS - Kirsten McIntire	17	8
01:43	SCS - Amelia Mansfield	17	9