Daemen University Women’s Lacrosse Crushes UDC in 22-2 Victory with Impressive Records Set
Daemen University dominated the University of the District of Columbia in women's lacrosse, securing a 22-2 victory with an impressive 11-goal first quarter at Coyer Field. Daemen's strong performance improved their record to 5-9 overall and 2-2 in the ECC, while the Firebirds fell to 0-10 overall and 0-4 in the league. The standout offensive efforts included freshman Shannen Calandra's record-breaking gameplay and senior Dana Bacher's significant contributions.
By the Numbers- Daemen scored 11 goals in the first quarter.
- Freshman Shannen Calandra recorded a goal and seven assists, setting a new program record for assists in a game.
- Senior Dana Bacher tallied five goals and one assist.
- Daemen University has won five of its last eight games.
- Daemen's women's lacrosse team has welcomed nine newcomers to the 2024 roster, aiming to build on their inaugural season's success.
Daemen University will face Saint Anselm College in a non-conference game on April 20, traveling to Manchester, N.H. The upcoming match will be a challenging opportunity for the Wildcats to test their skills against a nationally-ranked opponent.
Bottom LineDaemen University's dominant performance against the University of the District of Columbia showcased their offensive prowess and sets a promising trajectory for the season ahead, highlighting the team's growth and potential for success in women's lacrosse.
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