Temple University Athletics
Saturday, March 31
Milwaukee, Wis.
2:00 p.m. CST / 3:00 p.m. EST
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Lacrosse Takes Four-Game Win Streak to Marquette on Saturday
3.29.18 | Women's Lacrosse
PHILADELPHIA - Temple lacrosse is taking its four-game win streak on the road to Marquette, looking to remain undefeated in the BIG EAST Conference after starting 2-0. The Owls (7-3, 2-0) will face the Golden Eagles (6-4, 2-0) at 3 p.m. (EST) / 2 p.m. (CST) on Saturday, March 31.
Scouting Temple
> The game in Milwaukee on Saturday is Temple's first on the road since Feb. 25. The Owls have played five straight at home since then, going 4-1.
> Each of Temple's two BIG EAST wins have been one-goal decisions. The Owls upset #22/16 Denver 10-9 on March 18, and followed it up with a 9-8 double overtime win vs. Cincinnati on March 24. Sophomore midfielder Maddie Gebert scored two goals including the clutch game-winner just over one minute into the second overtime period.
> Sophomore goalkeeper Maryn Lowell made her 12th save vs. Denver with 20 seconds left to keep Temple in the lead, and made eight more saves in the Cincinnati win including one in the first overtime. Lowell was named the IWLCA National Defensive Player of the Week after the Owls' win vs. La Salle and Denver, and was also named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week in back-to-back weeks.
> Lowell's 101 saves rank eighth among all players in NCAA Division I, while her 10.10 saves per game rank 20th.
> The sophomore class is leading the way for Temple this season all over the field. Gebert has scored a team-best 19 goals, while sophomore Olivia Thompson has 16 goals and five assists to tie Gebert for first on the team with 21 total points. Sophomore and team tri-captain Kara Nakrasius has a team-best 41 draw controls.
> The defense has gotten a huge boost from senior tri-captain Nicole Latgis with a team-best and BIG EAST-best 24 caused turnovers (11th in NCAA DI with 2.40 per game) and team-best 29 ground balls along with 28 draw controls.
> Two of Temple's three losses have come against teams ranked in the IWLCA Top 10 - #9 Princeton and #7 James Madison.
Scouting Marquette
> Since its inception as a program in 2013, Marquette's single-season win record is seven. The Golden Eagles finished 6-11 last year, and have already tied that win mark by going 6-4 to start the 2018 season.
> Three of Marquette's losses have come against nationally ranked teams, and the Golden Eagles have gone 2-0 so far in BIG EAST play with a 19-15 win vs. Cincinnati and a 16-12 victory at Villanova.
> Junior midfielder Grace Gabriel leads Marquette and the BIG EAST Conference with 39 goals and 57 draw controls, while senior attacker Riley Hill has a team-best and BIG EAST-best 24 assists to go with 19 goals.
> The Golden Eagles rank first in the league in draw controls per game (17.10), second in assists per game (7.0) and second in total points per game (21.80).
All-Time Series
> Temple leads Marquette 3-1 all-time, having played in each of the last four seasons since joining the BIG EAST.
> The Owls won 17-16 in overtime at home in 2017, but lost 12-10 on their last visit to Milwaukee.
Scouting Temple
> The game in Milwaukee on Saturday is Temple's first on the road since Feb. 25. The Owls have played five straight at home since then, going 4-1.
> Each of Temple's two BIG EAST wins have been one-goal decisions. The Owls upset #22/16 Denver 10-9 on March 18, and followed it up with a 9-8 double overtime win vs. Cincinnati on March 24. Sophomore midfielder Maddie Gebert scored two goals including the clutch game-winner just over one minute into the second overtime period.
> Sophomore goalkeeper Maryn Lowell made her 12th save vs. Denver with 20 seconds left to keep Temple in the lead, and made eight more saves in the Cincinnati win including one in the first overtime. Lowell was named the IWLCA National Defensive Player of the Week after the Owls' win vs. La Salle and Denver, and was also named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week in back-to-back weeks.
> Lowell's 101 saves rank eighth among all players in NCAA Division I, while her 10.10 saves per game rank 20th.
> The sophomore class is leading the way for Temple this season all over the field. Gebert has scored a team-best 19 goals, while sophomore Olivia Thompson has 16 goals and five assists to tie Gebert for first on the team with 21 total points. Sophomore and team tri-captain Kara Nakrasius has a team-best 41 draw controls.
> The defense has gotten a huge boost from senior tri-captain Nicole Latgis with a team-best and BIG EAST-best 24 caused turnovers (11th in NCAA DI with 2.40 per game) and team-best 29 ground balls along with 28 draw controls.
> Two of Temple's three losses have come against teams ranked in the IWLCA Top 10 - #9 Princeton and #7 James Madison.
Scouting Marquette
> Since its inception as a program in 2013, Marquette's single-season win record is seven. The Golden Eagles finished 6-11 last year, and have already tied that win mark by going 6-4 to start the 2018 season.
> Three of Marquette's losses have come against nationally ranked teams, and the Golden Eagles have gone 2-0 so far in BIG EAST play with a 19-15 win vs. Cincinnati and a 16-12 victory at Villanova.
> Junior midfielder Grace Gabriel leads Marquette and the BIG EAST Conference with 39 goals and 57 draw controls, while senior attacker Riley Hill has a team-best and BIG EAST-best 24 assists to go with 19 goals.
> The Golden Eagles rank first in the league in draw controls per game (17.10), second in assists per game (7.0) and second in total points per game (21.80).
All-Time Series
> Temple leads Marquette 3-1 all-time, having played in each of the last four seasons since joining the BIG EAST.
> The Owls won 17-16 in overtime at home in 2017, but lost 12-10 on their last visit to Milwaukee.
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