Box Score

CARLISLE, Pa. – Despite scoring 10 goals, the Susquehanna women's lacrosse team could not prevent Dickinson from scoring double-digit goals itself as the Red Devils handed SU a 19-10 loss Wednesday afternoon.

The Crusaders (0-2), playing the second of four-straight road games, were out-shot by a 50-19 margin and committed 27 turnovers to Dickinson's 11.

SU goalie Emily Stankaitis (Honeoye Falls, N.Y./Honeoye Falls-Lima) played all but 2:57 minutes of the game and recorded 19 saves.

Lindsey Derstine (Coopersburg, Pa./Southern Lehigh) accounted for nearly half of the Crusaders goals, finding the back of the net four times. Ally Bauer (Kinnelon, N.J./Kinnelon) had a three-point outing with two goals and an assist. Sarah Wright (Princeton, N.J./Princeton HS), Phoebe Nicholls (Princeton, N.J./Rutgers Prep), Michelle McGinniss (Randolph, N.J./Randolph) and Kirsten Detwiler (Montchanin, Del./Wilmington Friends) accounted for the remaining SU goals.

Dickinson (2-1) jumped out to the early, 1-0 lead with a goal less than 40 seconds into the action, but SU quickly made it a tie game on a Derstine goal with 27:31 on the clock.

The Red Devils responded with three unanswered goals to take a 4-1 edge midway through the opening half. But that momentum did not last long as SU put together back-to-back goals from Nicholls and Derstine to again make it a one-goal game with less than 10 minutes to play in the half.

The teams traded goals as Dickinson maintained a 5-4 lead before McGinniss netted her first goal of the season to knot the game at five inside the five-minute mark.

The game appeared to be heading into halftime still tied at five, but the Red Devils rallied to score two goals over the final 1:50 minutes of the period to take a 7-5 advantage at the midway point of the game.

Dickinson opened the second half with three goals in a span of four minutes, with two of them coming from Lauren Jonas, who finished the afternoon with three goals.

Bauer snapped that streak with a goal at the 23-minute mark to make it 10-6 but the Red Devils put together another 3-0 stretch that made it 13-6 with 15:39 to play.

Trailing 18-8, the Crusaders scored two goals over the final 42 seconds to end the game on a high note, despite the 19-10 outcome.

Next game: March 9 vs. Rochester (in Hilton Head, S.C.)