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(04/18/13 12:00am)
Junior defender Erin Turkot has caused 13 turnovers, collected 11 groundballs and secured two draw controls this season.
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Junior plays scoring role for Knights
(04/16/13 12:00am)
It is with an abundant amount of eye black and an American flag as a bandana that Amanda Trendell steps onto the field. With 14 goals and eight assists, the junior midfielder sits third on the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team in points. The purpose of the game-day attire is to get everyone on the team pumped up, she said.
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(04/16/13 12:00am)
Junior midfielder Amanda Trendell has scored 14 goals this season.
Rutgers seizes first conference win of year
(04/15/13 12:00am)
The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Villanova, 9-6, on Saturday for its first conference win of the season at the RU Turf Field. The Scarlet Knights (9-4, 1-3) never trailed in the game and improved to 21-0 all-time against the Wildcats (5-7, 0-4). Three players scored two goals for the Knights, and six different players secured at least one point.
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(04/15/13 12:00am)
Senior attack Annie McGinley scored Rutgers’ final goal against Villanova on Saturday to secure the Knights’ 9-6 victory.
Women's Lacrosse: Hoyas offer chance to end losing skid
(04/12/13 12:00am)
The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team hosts Villanova tomorrow in the middle game of a five-game homestand. After they dropped their first three Big East contests, the Scarlet Knights (8-4, 0-3) will try to end the skid. The Wildcats (5-6, 0-3) enter on a three-game losing skid of their own. Rutgers and Villanova have had identical opponents to begin conference play and both have fallen to Syracuse, Notre Dame and Connecticut, respectively.
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(04/12/13 12:00am)
Sophomore defender Hollie DiMuro forced three turnovers and grabbed four groundballs versus No. 5 Syracuse. She leads the team in both categories.
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(04/12/13 12:00am)
Junior midfielder Amanda Trendell scored the first goal in last Sunday’s game against Syracuse. She totaled two goals and an assist in the game and currently sits third for the Knights this season with 18 points.
Women's Lacrosse: Sophomore excels for nation’s second-ranked ‘D’
(04/11/13 12:00am)
Defender Hollie DiMuro manages to stand out on a team that ranks second in the nation in scoring defense. The sophomore leads the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team in caused turnovers and groundballs and stands among the top 30 in the country in both categories. But that does not stop DiMuro to stress how important her teammates are to her success. “They allow me to go out and do what I do best, which is cause turnovers and get groundballs,” she said.
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(04/11/13 12:00am)
Sophomore defender Hollie DiMuro (25) has helped Rutgers, the nation’s second-best scoring defense, allow double-figure goals only twice. DiMuro causes more than one turnover on average per game.
Women's Lacrosse: Attack provides scoring in injury-laden offense
(04/10/13 12:00am)
After scoring two goals in the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team’s game Friday against Connecticut, freshman attack Halley Barnes became noticeably more confident in her play. The Garnet Valley, Pa., native was put into action immediately, starting in each of the first 11 games of her college career for the Scarlet Knights. Head coach Laura Brand-Sias said she saw a less hesitant player in Barnes on Sunday against Syracuse, where she scored on a free-position attempt.
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(04/10/13 12:00am)
Freshman Halley Barnes scored three goals against conference opponents last weekend. She sits fifth on the team in points with 13 goals and two assists.
Women's Lacrosse: No. 5 Orange survive upset bid in final minutes
(04/09/13 12:00am)
With 10 minutes remaining in the second period Sunday, head coach Laura Brand-Sias was forced to call a timeout. She watched as the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team allowed two straight goals to surrender its second-half lead against No. 5 Syracuse. With the game tied, 8-8, it was a crucial finish for the Scarlet Knights, who had yet to win their first conference game after suffering an 8-7 loss Friday to Connecticut. Midfielder Katie Webster capitalized on a free position attempt following the timeout to put Syracuse back in front.
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(04/09/13 12:00am)
Junior midfielder Amanda Trendell registered two goals on three shots and collected two groundballs during yesterday’s 10-8 loss to No. 5 Syracuse. Trendell’s last goal gave Rutgers its first lead of the game three mintues into the second half against the Orange.
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(04/09/13 12:00am)
Freshman attack Halley Barnes scored one goal against Syracuse, Rutgers’ third straight loss in Big East Play after it ended nonconference play 8-1.
Two-week layoff prepares Knights for UConn
(04/05/13 12:00am)
The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team kicks off a five-game homestand today when it hosts Connecticut at the RU Stadium Complex. The Scarlet Knights (8-2, 0-1) search for their first Big East win this season, after a loss March 22 against No. 7 Notre Dame. With nearly two weeks since their last game — a 9-4 win March 24 against Marquette, which is not a member of the Big East in women’s lacrosse — the Knights have had ample time to prepare for the Huskies (7-1, 0-1).
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(04/05/13 12:00am)
Senior attack Annie McGinley enters today’s game with a three-goal performance March 24 against Marquette.
Women's Lacrosse: Attack aids in low-goal contests
(04/04/13 12:00am)
With the score tied in the second half against Monmouth on March 2, junior attack Megan Clements went on an offensive tear. She scored four goals in a little more than 10 minutes to give the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team an important early-season victory. This was the breakout game for Clements this season, but multiple-point contests would soon become the norm for her. Clements sits second in points for the Scarlet Knights — behind junior midfielder Katrina Martinelli.
Women's Lacrosse: Senior returns to form following knee injury
(04/02/13 12:00am)
Much of the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team’s early success this season has been built upon the play of its upperclassmen. The defense has managed strong numbers because of the chemistry developed by its returning players — while three juniors currently lead the Scarlet Knights in scoring on the offensive side. In matchups against conference opponents, experience begins to play a larger role toward team success.
Sophomore adds value as attacker
(03/28/13 12:00am)
With goals in two of her last three games, sophomore Jenny Vlahos added a new scoring dynamic to her game. As the only player on the team listed as both a midfielder and defender, her contributions have spanned the length of the field along with the stat sheet. “I’ve just gotten a lot more confident in myself,” Vlahos said. “I’ve become a lot closer with the team. Each game I mesh a lot better with the team both defensively and at attack.”