In a decisive first-round match of the Big South Women's Lacrosse Championship, Furman secured a 15-5 victory over Radford, led by Lily Toole's five points. The fourth-seeded Paladins advanced to face top-seeded Mercer in the semifinals, boosting their record to 10-8. Radford ends its season with a disappointing 4-14 record. Furman's dominant performance included a strong second half where they limited Radford to just two goals. Overall, this win showcases the Paladins' offensive power and defensive strength.

By the Numbers
  • Furman outshot Radford 45-21.
  • Furman forced Radford into 25 turnovers.
  • Lily Toole recorded 4 goals and 1 assist, leading the game in points.
State of Play
  • Furman has shown consistent improvement, winning their last two matches convincingly.
  • The Paladins are set to meet Mercer, the top seed, in the next round of the championship.
What's Next

Furman will face Mercer on Friday, where they will look to continue their momentum and compete for a spot in the championship game. The Paladins will need to maintain their offensive pressure and defensive tenacity to secure a win against the top-seeded team.

Bottom Line

Furman’s comprehensive win highlights their readiness for the semifinals, marking them as a formidable opponent as the championship progresses. Their ability to convert defensive plays into scoring opportunities will be crucial moving forward.