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COLLEGE PARK, MD. (April 14) -- The #1-ranked Maryland Terrapins, led by senior Kristin Sommar's six points on two goals and four assists, outlasted the #5 Georgetown Hoyas by a score of 16-6 in women's lacrosse action on Thursday, April 13, at Ludwig Field on the University of Maryland campus. Junior All-American midfielder Sheehan Stanwick (Baltimore, Md./Notre Dame Prep) was the Hoyas' top scorer with five goals on the day. Maryland raises its record to 11-1 on the season, while the Hoyas move to 8-3.
The level of play was intense and indicative of a top-five match-up. With 17:27 remaining in the game, the Terps held only a one-goal advantage (7-6); however, Maryland's offense came alive with the Terrapins firing off nine unanswered goals to seal a 10-goal victory. The Terps' Jen Adams got things started with a goal at the 26:31 mark, with Quinn Carney picking up the assist on the play. Maryland then scored three times within a minute-and-a-half period with Sonia Judd notching two goals, and Quinn Carney sandwiching a goal in between, to give the Terps a 4-0 lead with 19:51 on the clock. Georgetown got on the scoreboard 18 seconds later when Stanwick found the back of the net. It would be her first of three goals within a 10-minute span. Freshman midfielder Elizabeth Ryan (Baltimore, Md./Roland Park) was credited with the assist on Stanwick's third goal. With another goal from senior midfielder Kristen Baer (Norristown, Pa./Plymouth Whitemarsh) before the half, and Terrapin goals from Adams, Carney, and senior attack Christie Jenkins, the halftime score was separated by only three goals (7-4). The second half opened with two back-to-back goals by Stanwick to close the UM lead to 7-6. Unfortunately, it would be the Hoyas' last score of the game. Maryland then went on a nine-goal run after enduring a 19:24 scoring drought, the longest of the year for the Terps. Junior goalkeeper Bowen Holden (Lincoln, Mass./Lincoln-Sudbury) tied a season-high with 18 saves on the day, while allowing 16 goals. Terp senior netminder Alex Kahoe also posted a season-high 18 saves, while allowing six goals. Maryland outshot Georgetown 34-28 and held an 11-8 advantage in draw controls. The Terrapins also held an 8-7 edge in free position shots. Georgetown will enjoy an eight-day break in the schedule before traveling to Harrisonburg, Va., on Saturday, April 22, for a 12:00 noon contest against the #3-ranked Dukes of James Madison.
SCORE BY HALVES: 1 2 OT TOTAL Georgetown 4 2 0 6 Maryland 7 9 0 16
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SAVES TEAM RECORDS: Georgetown (8-3); Maryland (11-1)
Women's Lacrosse Scoring Summary: #6 Georgetown vs. #1 Maryland, April 13, 2000 Qtr Team Time Goal (#) Assist (#) Score 1 UM 26:31 Jen Adams (1) Quinn Carney (1) 0-1 1 UM 21:22 Sonia Judd (1) Tonia Porras (1) 0-2 1 UM 21:09 Meg McNamara (1) Sonia Judd (1) 0-3 1 UM 19:51 Sonia Judd (2) 0-4 1 GU 19:33 Sheehan Stanwick (1) 1-4 1 UM 18:19 Jen Adams (2) Kristin Sommar (1) 1-5 1 GU 13:43 Sheehan Stanwick (2) 2-5 1 GU 9:40 Sheehan Stanwick (3) Elizabeth Ryan (1) 3-5 1 UM 6;39 Christie Jenkins (1) Jen Adams (1) 3-6 1 UM 5:55 Kristin Sommar (1) 3-7 1 GU 1:23 Kristen Baer (1) 4-7 2 GU 28:00 Sheehan Stanwick (4) 5-7 2 GU 17:27 Sheehan Stanwick (5) 6-7 2 UM 16:37 Quinn Carney (1) Kristin Sommar (2) 6-8 2 UM 15:29 Meg McNamara (2) Quinn Carney (2) 6-9 2 UM 14:25 Allison Comito (1) Kristin Sommar (3) 6-10 2 UM 12:52 Quinn Carney (2) 6-11 2 UM 12:18 Quinn Carney (3) Kristin Sommar (4) 6-12 2 UM 8:38 Christie Jenkins (2) Jen Adams (2) 6-13 2 UM 8:10 Allison Comito (2) 6-14 2 UM 3:30 Kristin Sommar (2) 6-15 2 UM 2:25 Meg McNamara (3) Sonia Judd (2) 6-16
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