Loyola University Maryland's women's lacrosse team secured a commanding 13-7 victory over Boston University in the Patriot League Championships First Round, thanks to a dominant second-half performance. The Greyhounds scored six unanswered goals, effectively grounding the Terriers' offense for over 23 minutes. This win propels Loyola (12-6 overall) into the Patriot League Semifinals where they will face Army West Point on April 30.

By the Numbers
  • Loyola scored six consecutive goals to open the second half.
  • Seven players scored for Loyola, with Morgan Quade leading with six points (2 goals, 4 assists).
  • The Greyhounds achieved a significant 15-7 advantage in draw controls.
Yes, But

Despite their second-half dominance, Loyola had initially fallen behind 6-5 at halftime, raising concerns about their consistency against pressure from Boston University.

State of Play
  • Loyola's defense shut out Boston University for nearly 24 minutes after halftime.
  • Elisa Faklaris and Delaney Jackson were instrumental with multiple goals, combining for six scores.
What's Next

The Greyhounds will look to carry their momentum into the Semifinals against Army West Point, scheduled for 7 p.m. on April 30.

Bottom Line

Loyola's ability to rally in the second half signals their potential for success in upcoming playoff matches, highlighting crucial contributions from their versatile lineup.