Final: Dartmouth 21, Vermont 6 | Box Score
HANOVER, N.H. - Kat Collins scored a game-high seven goals to lead the Dartmouth Big Green past visiting Vermont, 21-6, in women's lacrosse action on Tuesday afternoon in a non-conference game. Collins scored five of her goals in the first 30 minutes as the Big Green took a 12-4 lead at the half. Dartmouth's offense continued to click in the second stanza, scoring nine goals, including the final seven tallies. Sophomore Alison Haigh (Northborough, Mass.) led Vermont with two goals and two assists. The Catamounts also received goals from four other players on the afternoon. Senior Meaghan Hanley (Fort Pierce, Fla.) played 37 minutes in net for Vermont and made two stops before being lifted and replaced with sophomore Ali Trainor (Severn, Md.) for the final 23 minutes. Kristen Barry added five goals and Eliza Bennett and Cate Goytisolo chipped in three goals each for the Big Green. Julie Wadland and Ashley Heist combined for seven saves in the Dartmouth net. Vermont falls to 5-5 on the season, while Dartmouth improves to 5-4 overall. The Catamounts will be back in action on Saturday (April 5) when they host Albany in a key America East contest at 1:00pm at Moulton Winder Field. Tickets for the game can be purchased at the gate and are $5 for adults and $3 for children under 17 and UVM faculty/staff with a valid UVM ID. Admission is free for all UVM students with a valid ID. GAME NOTES: Megan MacDonald (Wayland, Mass.), Haigh and Sara Buxton (Northfield, Ill.) extended their scoring streak, all three have scored at least one goal in the last seven straight games.Kristen Millar (Whitby, Ontario) has recorded at least one point in 40 consecutive contests, dating back to the 2006 season. Dartmouth held a 31-19 advantage in shots and a 20-9 lead in draw controls in the game.
HANOVER, N.H. - Kat Collins scored a game-high seven goals to lead the Dartmouth Big Green past visiting Vermont, 21-6, in women's lacrosse action on Tuesday afternoon in a non-conference game. Collins scored five of her goals in the first 30 minutes as the Big Green took a 12-4 lead at the half. Dartmouth's offense continued to click in the second stanza, scoring nine goals, including the final seven tallies. Sophomore Alison Haigh (Northborough, Mass.) led Vermont with two goals and two assists. The Catamounts also received goals from four other players on the afternoon. Senior Meaghan Hanley (Fort Pierce, Fla.) played 37 minutes in net for Vermont and made two stops before being lifted and replaced with sophomore Ali Trainor (Severn, Md.) for the final 23 minutes. Kristen Barry added five goals and Eliza Bennett and Cate Goytisolo chipped in three goals each for the Big Green. Julie Wadland and Ashley Heist combined for seven saves in the Dartmouth net. Vermont falls to 5-5 on the season, while Dartmouth improves to 5-4 overall. The Catamounts will be back in action on Saturday (April 5) when they host Albany in a key America East contest at 1:00pm at Moulton Winder Field. Tickets for the game can be purchased at the gate and are $5 for adults and $3 for children under 17 and UVM faculty/staff with a valid UVM ID. Admission is free for all UVM students with a valid ID. GAME NOTES: Megan MacDonald (Wayland, Mass.), Haigh and Sara Buxton (Northfield, Ill.) extended their scoring streak, all three have scored at least one goal in the last seven straight games.