The freshman was instrumental in a stingy Mount St. Mary’s defense, that held the opponents to 8.50 goals per game in its two matches on the week. She notched a career-high seven ground balls and five draw controls in an 11-8 win against Monmouth on Friday in the first-place showdown. Kearney then tallied three ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers in a 10-9 victory against Long Island on Sunday. Two of her ground balls and two of her draw controls led to Mount scores. The freshman leads the team with 25 draw controls and ranks second in caused turnovers (10) and third in ground balls (38)
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