The Lancaster Bible women's lacrosse team had a quick turn around today as they faced off against Morrisville State. The Chargers were hoping to start a new winning streak, but the Mustangs had different ideas. The Mustangs were able to run past the Chargers with fresh legs, and beat the Chargers 17-6. With the loss the Chargers drop to 8-7 overall and 4-4 in the conference, while the Mustangs move to 6-8 overall and 5-1 in conference.

How it Happened: The Chargers started out strong as they scored the first goal of the game, thanks to Alyssa Wesner at the 28:01 mark. However, it was the Mustangs that would go on a scoring run and score the next four goals of the game to take a three goal lead. The Chargers would get another goal from Wesner to cut the Mustangs lead to two, but the Mustangs would go on another and score the next three goals to take a seven to two lead. The Chargers would stop that scoring streak with a goal of their own from Katherine Moran off a pass from Myranda Kemrer. The Mustangs would score the next two goals, before the Chargers would get their last goal of the half from Naomi Otis with 2:25 remaining in the half. The Mustangs would put two more goals on the board before the horn for halftime rang. The Mustangs would take a 11-4 lead into the half.

The Mustangs kept it rolling in the second half as they would score the first three goals of the first half and take a 10 goal lead. The Chargers would cut the lead to nine with a goal from Rebekah Kelley. The Mustangs would start to play the control game, but were still able to score two more goals to run their lead to 11. The Chargers would get one more goal in the game with that one coming from Kemrer with 5:36 remaining in the game. The Mustangs would score one more goal to win the game by a final score of 17-6.

By the Numbers: The Chargers had chances as they had 24 shots with 19 on goal...The Chargers held the ground ball advantage as they had 25 ground balls compared to the Mustangs 15...The Chargers also held the advantage in draw controls, 16-9...Nicolette Statuti was solid in goal today as she had 12 saves...Wesner led the Chargers in goals today as she had two...Kelley, Kemrer, Moran, and Otis had the other goals for the Chargers...Kemrer and Katy Stover led the Chargers with four ground balls a piece...Cheyenne Benson had two ground balls...The Mustangs were led by Jenna Harris with five goals.

Up Next: Lancaster Bible will look to lock up a playoff berth as they host Bryn Athyn on Friday at 4 p.m.