COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The Saint Joseph's women's lacrosse team suffered defeat to perennial powerhouse #9 Maryland in an 18-7 loss on Saturday afternoon.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Jorden Concordia produced three saves in the opening frame as the Hawk defense kept the game with two goals headed into the second quarter.
• The Terps showed their prowess in front of the goal, rattling off the first six goals of the second quarter to extend the run to 8-0 before the Hawks grabbed one back late in the half through Sarah Groark.
• Kate Fuhrman opened the second half with an early goal to cut the deficit before another 4-0 run from Maryland put the hosts up by double-digits.
• Megan Sanelli and Riley Miller combined with a Maddie Yoder hat trick over the final quarter and a half of the contest, but the goals only provided consolation as the Hawks fell to the top 10 foe, 18-7.

 
GAME NOTES

• Maddie Yoder moved into the top 10 in program history in goals scored (119) with her hat trick. Yoder added seven draws in the loss.
• Riley Miller scored her first goal of the season, recording her second goal of her career in the defeat.
• Jorden Concordia inches closer to the all-time saves record, finishing with seven on the afternoon. The Webster, N.Y. native is 19 saves shy of matching Brandy Meyers' record of 627 career saves.
• Maryland outshot St. Joe's 30-22 and held a 24-11 advantage in shots on goal. The Terps won the draw control battle by a 14-11 margin.

 
UP NEXT
The Hawks head out west for a pair of games during Spring Break, starting with a matchup with Arizona State on Saturday, March 1. First draw is slated for 2 p.m. ET.