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Olivia Fessler
16
Winner Maritime (N.Y.) MARITIME 2-5, 2-0
4
Old Westbury OLD WEST 0-7, 0-1
Winner
Maritime (N.Y.) MARITIME
2-5, 2-0
16
Final
4
Old Westbury OLD WEST
0-7, 0-1
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Maritime (N.Y.) MARITIME 3 5 5 3 16
Old Westbury OLD WEST 0 2 0 2 4

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | | By: Kevon Barrett, Sports Information Assistant

Kunen posts two goals while Gonzalez records 10 saves against Maritime

Old Westbury records 17 clears and keeps the ground-ball battle close in conference matchup

Old Westbury, NY - Coming off a close 8-4 loss to the University of Mount Saint Vincent in Riverdale, New York, and still searching for their first win of the season, the SUNY Old Westbury women's lacrosse team returned home to Panther Park for another Skyline Conference matchup on Tuesday afternoon against the Privateers of Maritime College. The Panthers were defeated by Maritime, 16-4, marking their seventh consecutive loss of the season.

Maritime opened the game with three goals in the first quarter and built an 8-2 lead by halftime. The Privateers added five more goals in the third quarter to extend their advantage before both teams scored twice in the fourth.

Old Westbury got two goals from Ciana Kunen, while Katia Maisonneuve and Ashley Maniscalco each added a goal. Katherine Campbell recorded the Panthers' lone assist, and goalkeeper Jara Gonzalez turned in a strong effort in net with 10 saves.

What Old Westbury did well?
Despite the final result, Old Westbury had a few positives as a team. The Panthers made the most of their player-advantage opportunities, converting two man-up goals, and stayed active in transition by successfully completing 17 clears. Old Westbury also kept the ground-ball battle competitive, finishing with 15 ground balls compared to Maritime's 22.

Kunen contributed in several areas for the Panthers, finishing with five draw controls, three ground balls, and two caused turnovers to go along with her two goals. Caitlyn Subero added three draw controls and a ground ball, while Maisonneuve totaled two ground balls and two caused turnovers. Stefany Donnelly and Annabella Runyan each chipped in three ground balls for Old Westbury.

What's Next?
Old Westbury returns to action on Saturday, April 11, when it travels to Farmingdale, New York for a Skyline Conference matchup against Farmingdale State College. Opening draw is scheduled for 12 p.m.

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