Lacrosse Posts Road Win Over Marist, 14-10

Wednesday, March 8

Poughkeepsie, NY

4:00 PM

Temple University

5-2

Marist

2-3

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Temple	3	7	1	3	14
Marist	1	2	3	4	10

Lacrosse Posts Road Win Over Marist, 14-10

3.8.23 | Women's Lacrosse

Box Score

POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – Temple lacrosse (5-2, 0-0 AAC) posted their fifth win of the season on Wednesday, rolling past Marist (2-3, 0-0 MAAC), 14-10 at Tenney Stadium. With her fourth draw control of the day, Belle Mastropietro broke the all-time draw control record at Temple, which was previously set at 236 in 2021.

Recapping the Game

Maeve Tobin kickstarted the day for the Owls, netting the opening goal just over a minute into play.
Marist answered back, but Julie Schickling found her first of the day, finishing off an Amelia Wright dish to put the Owls back in front.
Camryn Zavacky found back-to-back goals, closing out the first quarter and opening the second to advance the Owl lead to 4-1.
Mastropietro found goal number five and six, capitalizing off a dodge, followed by a Mackenzie Roth assist before Erin King found a goal of her own.
Marist attempted to split the momentum, finding their second goal of the day, but a three-goal run from Temple was in store.
Tobin, Schickling and Roth all found goals to put the Cherry and White up 10-2.
The Red Foxes finished on a buzzer beater in the final seconds of the half, ending it 10-3.
An offensive burst from Marist led to a three-goal run to start the third quarter, but Wright stepped in, netting an Owl goal to swing the momentum back towards Temple.
Mastropietro opened the final 15 minutes with a goal, followed by Tobin, who continued to build on that momentum, finding her third and final goal of the day.
The Red Foxes looked for opportunity, finding a goal with seven minutes left, but Mastropietro immediately put one in the back of the net for the Cherry and White.
Marist snuck in two more to inch in on the lead, but it wouldn't be enough to outscore the Owls, finishing the day 14-10.

Quotable
"This was a really good next step for our team," Head Coach Bonnie Rosen said. "Today we built our depth by playing more people and that will be very important as we go further into the season. I was pleased today that we had a greater variety of offensive production both in style and in personnel. On defense we are learning to create greater pressure and that too will pay off down the stretch. All in all it was a solid day."

Statistically Speaking

Mastropietro's fourth draw control of the day at the start of the second quarter served as her 237^th career draw control, breaking the all-time draw control record at Temple (236) set by Kara Nakrasius in 2021. By the conclusion of the game, she advanced to 239 career draw controls.
Katie Flynn notched her first assist of 2023, finding Schickling late in the second quarter.
Zavacky posted a season-best two goals, while also adding an assist.

Up Next
The Owls will return home to host UMBC on Saturday, Mar. 11. First draw is set for 12 p.m. and will be broadcast live on ESPN+.