Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 2/15/09
Sophomore Lauren Dykstra scored five goals and senior Sara MacIntyre (Agnes Irwin) added four as Lehigh gave Ursinus College grad Jill Redfern a win in her first game as head coach with a 15-11 victory over St. Joseph’s Sunday.
Jenna Martino netted five goals and Meghan McDevitt added three goals while freshman Julie Mineweaser (North Penn) had a goal, an assist and seven groundballs for the Hawks.
Kely Ferris finished with 14 saves in goal for Lehigh, while Hawks goalkeeper Suzy Herlihy totaled 13 saves.
“It’s always good to get that first game under your belt and to get the win is a nice bonus,” Redfern said. “I think the second half was closer than it needed to be and we’ll have to address some of our weaker spots this week in practice, but we’ll take the win.”
Lehigh got off to a fast start scoring the game’s first five goals, including MacIntyre’s first score just 27 seconds into the contest. The lead was 9-3 at halftime.
. MacIntyre opened the second half like she did the first, with yet another goal, and this one was historic, as it was the 125th of her career.
Ohio State 14, George Washington 9
Kelly Haggerty (Unionville) collected three goals and four assists and freshman Gabby Capuzzi (Archbishop Carroll) had a goal to lift the Buckeyes (2-0) and coach Sue Stimmel (Boyertown) to a victory over GW.
Junior Taylor Donohue (Radnor) poured in six goals for the Colonials, the second most for one game in school history. Freshman Sarah Phillips (Downingtown West) added one assist.
Syracuse 21, LeMoyne 4
Megan Mosenson (Great Valley) scored three goals to help the Orangewomen to an easy victory in their season opener.
Maryland 17, Richmond 6
Freshman Kalyn McDonough (Unionville) scored once in her collegiate debut, but Richmond fell to the Terrapins.
Duke 19, California 7
Emma Hamm (Baldwin School) had two assists and freshman Kim Wenger (Great Valley) scored her first career goal as the Blue Devils moved to 2-0.
Albany 14, St. Mary’s 9
Mel Rorie (North Penn) scored two goals to help the visiting Gaels claim their opener.
Men
Syracuse 22, Providence 3
Senior transfer Scott Kahoe (Radnor) contributed a goal and an assist and won both his face-offs to help the host and defending national champion Orangemen cruise in their opeer.
Division III
Salisbury 24, Scranton 6
Freshman Kyle Quist (Central Bucks East) had one assist for the defending national champions in their season debut. Brett Greer (Ridley) and Mike Rufo (Haverford School) scored once each for Scranton.
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