The No. 3 UIndy women's lacrosse team executed a remarkable five-goal comeback to defeat the No. 9 Maryville Saints, 13-12. After trailing 4-0 early, the Greyhounds rallied to claim victory, led by two crucial last-minute goals from Malaena Michielin. This comeback matches their largest deficit overcome in program history, last achieved in 2018. Historical patterns indicate that recent matchups between these teams tend to be tightly contested, with most being decided by narrow margins.

By the Numbers
  • UIndy trailed by as many as five goals, the largest comeback in program history matches that of 2018.
  • The game featured 65 combined shots, the highest since 2024 against Florida Southern.
State of Play
  • The Greyhounds' win keeps them in contention for their first GLVC regular season title since 2023.
  • UIndy displayed strong resilience, forcing five turnovers in the third quarter and managing a total of 12 draw controls in the game.
What's Next

UIndy is set to face McKendree at home on Sunday, aiming to sustain their momentum and secure a key victory in pursuit of the GLVC title.

Bottom Line

The Greyhounds showcased their grit and determination, overcoming significant odds to clinch a vital win, highlighting their potential as serious contenders in the upcoming GLVC championship race.