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Mount St. Mary’s Women’s Lacrosse Historic Run Ends in Durham

5/14/2021


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Emmitsburg, MD -- 
Mount St. Mary's women's lacrosse ends their historic season with a 19-3 loss to the No. 7 seed Duke Blue Devils. Three different Mountaineers scored with Zoe Hurlburt getting a goal and an assist. Duke controlled the entire game and outshot the Mount 30-13, but the Mount and the Blue Devils caused the same amount of turnovers with 12.
 
Duke was led by Katie DeSimone who scored four goals and tallied three assists, while Catherine Cordrey scored four goals.
 
The Mount's Jenna Oler made four saves and Duke's Sophia LeRose made seven saves.
 
The Blue Devils got off to hot start scoring five goals in about six minutes. The Mount and Duke traded a couple of possessions before Duke made it 6-0 with about 20 minutes remaining. The Mount's Alayna Pagnotta had a free position attempt saved then the Blue Devils scored their seventh goal of the half. Duke made it 8-0 less than three minutes later. The Mount got on the board after Jordan Groover found Sara Moeller wide open in front of the net to make it 8-1. The Blue Devils closed out the half with two more goals to make it 10-1 going into halftime.
 
Duke continued their dominance by scoring three goals in the first seven minutes to extend their lead to 12. The Blue Devils scored their 14th goal of the game after Gabby Rosenzweig scored her only goal of the game. Pagnotta netted her 43rd goal of the year after Hurlburt found in some space and she put it far post where the goalie could not save it to put the score at 14-2. Duke scored about five minutes later to put the lead back to 13 goals. Hurlburt fired a nice shot past the goalie to make it 15-3. Duke ended the game with four more goals to reach the final score of 19-3.
 
The Mountaineers ended with a 14-3 record this season.