Virginia Women’s Lacrosse Falls To Maryland

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March 14, 2000

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The Cavaliers held a 6-5 lead at the break thanks to apair of goals by Mills Hook (Baltimore, Md./St. Paul’s) and Jamie Haas(Berwyn, Pa./Marple Newtown), but the Terrapins came back with a 12-goalsecond half to rally for the win tonight in College Park. It was theCavaliers’ first loss of the season (4-1).

Virginia opened up the scoring as Hook converted a free position atthe 24:39 mark of the first half. The Cavaliers got the ball as FrancesSegarra (Glen Mills, Pa./West Chester East) made a save on a Terp 8-metershot and got the ball in transition down the field. Maryland then went on a4-0 run in a four-minute span to take a 4-1 lead, but the Cavaliers scoredfive of the next six goals to take a 6-5 lead at the break, including a 4-0run of their own to take a 5-4 lead. Haas notched an 8-meter goal at 8:17.Off the draw, the Cavaliers broke downfield where Hook put in a rebound ofher own miss to pull within one just 35 seconds later. Three minutes laterAshley Widger (Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga) picked up a loose ball at therestraining line on a Maryland broken clearand got the ball back to AmyFromal (Folsom, Pa./Ridley) who found Lauren Aumiller (Baltimore, Md./NotreDame Prep) on the crease where Aumiller stuffed the ball in at 4:10,forcing the Terps to call a timeout. Off the next draw Aumiller gotcontrol, outletted the ball to Hook, who in turn threw an outlet pass toKelly Allenbach (West Chester, Pa./W. C. Henderson) on a breakway for thego-ahead score. Maryland tied the score in the next minute, but on theensuing draw Gina Sambus (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City) ran through thecrowd and got control, worked the ball downfield where Haas got a shootingspace foul and converted the 8-meter mark for the 6-5 lead with 1:22 toplay in the half.

In the second half, the Terps opened with eight straight goals totake a 13-6 lead in a 16 minute period. Aumiller stopped the run with afree position goal that trickled in the cage at 12:43, and just over aminute later Hook rolled the crease and stuck in the ball to cut the leadto 14-8, but that would be all the offense the Cavliers would generate.

Widger led the Cavaliers with four ground balls while StephySamaras (Annapolis, Md./Annapolis) led with three caused turnovers.

Virginia travels to University Park to take on the #13 Penn StateNittany Lions on Friday, March 17. Game time is 3:00 while the site isstill to be determined on the Penn State Campus.

VIRGINIA at MARYLAND
15 March 2000

STATISTICS

? 1 2 F (Records)
Maryland 5 12 17 (5-1)
Virginia 6 2 8 (4-1)
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Scoring summary:
V 1-0 24:39 Hook (FP)
M 1-1 20:54 Jen Adams (FP)
M 1-2 20:15 Kristin Sommar (Adams)
M 1-3 16:43 Alison Comito (Sommar)
M 1-4 16:06 Adams
V 2-4 8:17 Jamie Haas (FP)
V 3-4 7:42 Hook
V 4-4 4:10 Lauren Aumiller (Amy Fromal)
V 5-4 3:57 Kelly Allenbach (Hook)
M 5-5 2:19 Christie Jenkins (Quinn Carney)
V 6-5 1:22 Haas (FP)
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Second half
M 6-6 29:04 Jenkins (Adams)
M 6-7 25:04 Jenkins (Adams)
M 6-8 24:43 Adams (Carney)
M 6-9 21:30 Comito (Sommar)
M 6-10 17:10 Jenkins (Meghan McNamara)
M 6-11 14:52 McNamara (Carney)
M 6-12 14:25 Comito (Adams)
M 6-13 14:00 Comito
V 7-13 12:43 Aumiller (FP)
V 8-13 11:33 Hook
M 8-14 8:53 McNamara (FP)
M 8-15 3:20 Sommar (Jenkins)
M 8-16 2:54 Adams
M 8-17 0:04 McNamara (Adams)
GOALSV: Hook 3, Haas 2, Aumiller 2, AllenbachM: Adams 4, Jenkins 4, Comito 4, McNamara 3, Sommar 2

ASSISTSV: Fromal, HookM: Adams 5, Carney 3, Sommar 2, McNamara, Jenkins

GOALIESV: Frances Segarra: 60 minutes, 11 saves, 17 GAM: Alex Kahoe, 60 minutes, 4 saves, 8 GA

DrawsV: 10M: 17

GBV: 20M: 28

Caused TurnoversV: 7M: 3

TurnoversV: 17M: 12

FoulsV: 15M: 17

Free position attemptsV: 6M: 10

ClearingV: 12-18M: 12-14

ShotsV: 16M: 37

FPSOGV: 7M:5

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