WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - The Stevenson University women's lacrosse team jumped out to a 15-4 first half lead and posted its fifth straight win with a 19-7 triumph at Lycoming College in MAC Commonwealth play Saturday afternoon.

• Stevenson (8-3, 3-0 MAC Commonwealth) scored its first three goals on free positions, with Kaitlyn Kozlowski scoring at 27:50, Lan Le Crotty at 26:20 and Tea Ferrara at 23:16.
• After Lycoming's (2-10, 0-4 MAC Commonwealth) Kelly McGinniss scored at 21:30, the Mustangs rattled off six straight goals to take a 9-1 lead at the 11:57 mark on a Caroline Murphy goal.
• Murphy kicked off the run with a goal at 20:20, before Amanda Zaykoski converted a free position at the 19:48 mark.  It marked Zaykoski's first career goal.
• Six different players scored during the run, with Murphy scoring twice and Hannah Huff registering a goal and an assist.
• McGinniss scored again at the 11:43 mark.
• Melanie Meara scored the first of her three goals at the 10:58 mark.
• After McGinniss' third goal of the game made it 10-3 with just under 10 minutes left, Stevenson reeled off three straight goals and a Meara tally off a feed from Le Crotty made it 14-3 with 3:48 left before halftime.  
• 1:34 earlier, an unassisted score by Sarah Roerty, her first goal of the season, made it 13-3.
• Tayla Wibecan converted a free position goal with 54 seconds left for her first Mustang goal and made it 15-4 at halftime.

• First collegiate goals by Caity Schaefer at 14:38 and Cristina Parrish at 12:14 extended the Mustang lead to 17-4.
• Stevenson's other two goals came on free positions by Meara at 5:05 and Maddie Zeller with 3:16 remaining.
• McGinniss closed out the scoring for Lycoming with goals at 1:30 and 0:10.

• Stevenson outshot Lycoming 36-20, including 24-13 in the opening 30 minutes.
• The Mustangs finished 9-11 on free position shots for the game.
• The guests collected 21 ground balls to 10 for Lycoming.
• Meara led the Mustangs with three goals, while Murphy, Kozlowski and Carly Bowes each finished with two goals.
• Bowes had three of Stevenson's 10 caused turnovers. Murphy had two.
• Le Crotty notched a goal and two assists, while Wilbecan, Ferrara and Lindsay Seipp each had a goal and an assist.
• A total of 14 different players scored for the Mustangs.
• Kozlowski picked up three ground controls, while Meara and Ferrara had two apiece.
• Mack Ferguson had six saves before being relieved by Beyonce Carrington with 6:13 to play.  Carrington made one save.
• Stevenson improved to 7-0 all-time against Lycoming.
• Stevenson's five-game win streak is its longest since winning six straight in the 2017 season.

• Stevenson travels to Hood for a 7 pm MAC Commonwealth contest on Wednesday night.
• The Mustangs return home the following night, Thursday, April 11, when it hosts Washington College.