The Duquesne University lacrosse team secured a 12-11 victory against La Salle after withstanding a late comeback attempt by the Explorers at Rooney Field. Corinne Webb's fourth goal put the Dukes up 12-8, but La Salle responded with three quick goals to narrow the lead to 12-11. A crucial save by Rachel O'Toole in the final minute ensured Duquesne's win, as they ended a four-game losing streak and improved to 7-7 for the season.

By the Numbers
  • Rachel O'Toole made a season-high nine saves, with five in the fourth quarter.
  • Corinne Webb scored four goals, three of which were from free positions.
  • Duquesne had a +21 shot margin, firing a season-high 43 shots with 31 on goal.
  • Casey McBride tallied five caused turnovers, while Hanna Pawela surpassed 100 career caused turnovers.
State of Play
  • Duquesne's victory over La Salle snapped a four-game losing streak and improved their season record to 7-7.
  • The team's upcoming game is against crosstown rival Robert Morris on Tuesday night.
Bottom Line

The Duquesne lacrosse team's resilient win against La Salle, breaking a losing streak and showcasing a strong defensive performance, sets a positive momentum for their upcoming games, particularly the matchup against Robert Morris.