Women's Lacrosse | March 18, 2022

• After starting the season with a pair of wins including a triple-overtime thriller over NEC favorite Mount St. Mary's, the Explorers will look to end their current five-game skid and pick up their first road win of the season. 
• Preseason A-10 All-Conference selection Emily Johnston has done it all for La Salle, leading the team with 15 goals, three assists, 18 points and 24 draw controls while ranking in the top-two on her team in caused turnovers (11) and ground balls (17). 
• Junior Tori Rolon slots behind Johnson with 13 goals on just 27 shots, including a 7-for-8 mark on free position attempts. 
• Ten different Explorers have tallied goals this season, as La Salle averages 8.29 goals on 25.7 shots per game. 
• Defender Liza Dellaratta leads La Salle with 18 ground balls, and has caused five turnovers. 
• Maddie Henderson has racked up a team-high 12 caused turnovers, and has contributed five goals, 18 draw controls, and 16 ground balls. 
• In goal, Kelli McGroarty and Julia Dellaratta have split time for the Explorers while combining for 67 saves and 84 goals allowed. 
• McGroarty picked up the first start of her collegiate career in La Salle's last outing against Villanova after starting the second half in her previous six games. 
• The Explorers have been more efficient in clears than their opponents, holding a percentage of .897 (113-126) compared to .847 (116-137) by their opponents 
• La Salle also has accounted for 15 more ground balls (134-119) than their opponents through seven contests. 

• After finishing the 2021 season with an overall mark of 11-3, Siena is off to a 2-5 start to their 2022 campaign. 
• The Saints 2021 season included a 9-2 record in conference play, while they have yet to face a MAAC conference foe yet in 2022. 
• After starting the current season 2-1, the Saints have dropped four-consecutive games to Vermont, Lehigh, Harvard, and No. 22 Massachusetts. 
• The high-powered Siena offense has averaged 10.86 goals per game despite a challenging non-conference schedule, including 12 in their last matchup against the nationally ranked Minutewomen. 
• Five-different Saints have accumulated double-digit points, led by 31 from Nicole McNeely (16 goals, 15 assists). 
• Jordan Bentley (14), Grace Dobrzynski (14), Mary Soures (10), and Kelsey Lanes (10) round out the top-five in scoring for Siena. 
• Sabrina Krasner and Ally Mervine have shared time in goal for the Saints, combining for totals of 89 goals allowed and 63 saves.