The Lancaster Bible College women's lacrosse team lost its final game of the season on Saturday as the Chargers fell to Cazenovia, 12-7 in Cazenovia, N.Y. The loss eliminated the Chargers from North Eastern Athletic Conference playoff contention and Lancaster Bible finishes the season with a 6-10 overall record and a 3-6 mark in conference play.

How it Happened: Lancaster Bible junior Myranda Kemrer opened the scoring 39 seconds into the game to give the Chargers a 1-0 lead, but Cazenovia scored the next four goals to grab a 4-1 lead 10 minutes into the game. Kemrer scored her second of the game 12 minutes into the contest and completed the hat trick just over 20 minutes into the game to cut the Chargers' deficit to 5-3. 

The Wildcats scored the final two goals of the half to take a 7-3 lead into halftime and began to pull away early in the second half as Cazenovia scored three of the first four goals. Senior Alyssa Wesner, playing in her final game in a Lancaster Bible uniform, scored three times in the second half, while Kemrer added her fourth, but it was not enough, and the Chargers' season ended in Upstate New York.

By the Numbers: Lancaster Bible led in shots, 25-19 and in shots on goal, 18-14...Cazenovia picked up 37 ground balls, while the Chargers had 36...The Wildcats also led in draw controls, 11-9...In addition to Kemrer's four goals and Wesner's three goals, Katy Stover, Barb Foster and Hannah Thompson each had six ground balls...Goalie Nicolette Statuti made two saves in the loss.

Information Hodge Podge: Lancaster Bible is now 0-10 all-time against Cazenovia...The Chargers finished the year 2-6 on the road...Wesner finished with 91 goals and 98 points this season, both of which are program records...In her four seasons with the Chargers, Wesner scored 231 goals, just eight shy of the program record of 239 which is held by Whitney Heise (2010-13)...Wesner's 262 points are also the second-most and she again trails Heise by just eight points on the all-time list...Kemrer finished with 40 goals this year, while Hannah Thompson had 27 goals and a team-high 68 ground balls...Senior Katy Stover had a career-high 16 goals this season, while fellow senior Naomi Otis had 12 goals and 11 assists in her final season in Lancaster.