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RADFORD DROPS 19-13 DECISION TO KENNESAW STATE
3/20/2016 6:00:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
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GAME INFORMATION
- Score: Kennesaw State 19, Radford 13
- Records: Radford (1-6) | Kennesaw State (1-6)
- Location: Cupp Stadium (Radford, Va.)
RADFORD, Va. – Olivia Hokanson and Taylor McGhee combined for nine goals to push Kennesaw State past Radford, 19-13, in non-conference women's lacrosse action from Cupp Stadium Sunday afternoon.
Hokanson tallied a team-best five goal for the Owls, who recorded their first win of the season. McGhee was right behind with her four markers.
Trailing 8-3 with 14:24 remaining before halftime, the Highlanders scored the final three goals of the opening stanza to close the gap to two (8-6) at intermission. Emma Rogers, Callie Bonnel and Juliette Ruland scored during the rally.
Out of the break, KSU tallied the first four goals to create a 12-6 cushion. Radford got no closer than three the rest of the way.
Gracie Peterson found the back of the net a season-high five times for the Highlanders. She took 10 of Radford's 31 shots on the day. Adrian Rius controlled a game-high eight draws.
Hannah Rosen played all 60 minutes in goal, recording 12 saves.
The Owls finished with a 45-31 shot advantage and a 27-24 edge in ground balls. RU controlled the draw by a 17-16 margin.
Radford gears up for its Big South opener next Saturday when the Highlanders welcome defending Big South champion Winthrop to Cupp Stadium for a 1 p.m. opening draw.
For the latest on Radford Athletics, please subscribe to our weekly newsletter, Highlander Happenings.
GAME INFORMATION
- Score: Kennesaw State 19, Radford 13
- Records: Radford (1-6) | Kennesaw State (1-6)
- Location: Cupp Stadium (Radford, Va.)
RADFORD, Va. – Olivia Hokanson and Taylor McGhee combined for nine goals to push Kennesaw State past Radford, 19-13, in non-conference women's lacrosse action from Cupp Stadium Sunday afternoon.
Hokanson tallied a team-best five goal for the Owls, who recorded their first win of the season. McGhee was right behind with her four markers.
Trailing 8-3 with 14:24 remaining before halftime, the Highlanders scored the final three goals of the opening stanza to close the gap to two (8-6) at intermission. Emma Rogers, Callie Bonnel and Juliette Ruland scored during the rally.
Out of the break, KSU tallied the first four goals to create a 12-6 cushion. Radford got no closer than three the rest of the way.
Gracie Peterson found the back of the net a season-high five times for the Highlanders. She took 10 of Radford's 31 shots on the day. Adrian Rius controlled a game-high eight draws.
Hannah Rosen played all 60 minutes in goal, recording 12 saves.
The Owls finished with a 45-31 shot advantage and a 27-24 edge in ground balls. RU controlled the draw by a 17-16 margin.
Radford gears up for its Big South opener next Saturday when the Highlanders welcome defending Big South champion Winthrop to Cupp Stadium for a 1 p.m. opening draw.
For the latest on Radford Athletics, please subscribe to our weekly newsletter, Highlander Happenings.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
KSU
RAD
Shots
45
31
Turnovers
15
18
Caused Turnovers
13
7
Draw Controls
16
17
Free-Position Shots
7
6
Ground Balls
27
24
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