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Chestnut Hill, MA -- Pine Manor junior Beth Deegan (Philadelphia, PA/Little Flower Catholic School for Girls) scored five goals and sophomore goalkeeper Colleen Tenzca (South Meriden, CT/Platt) made 20 saves to help lead Pine Manor to a 12-11 victory over visiting Daniel Webster College on Monday afternoon in Chestnut Hill, MA. The win is the first of the 2011 season for Pine Manor, as well as the first collegiate coaching victory for head coach Erica Adams.

The teams, meeting for the second time in four days, exchanged goals throughout a wild contest. Daniel Webster took an early lead in the contest, with Stephanie Zeman (Jefferson Township, NJ/Jefferson Township) putting the Eagles up 3-0 4:59 into the first with her first of three goals in the game.

Deegan would then score twop goals of her own to pull the Gators within one, before Daniel Webster sophomore Samantha Cotoni (Groton, MA/Groton Dunstable) and Zemen each netted a goal but the visitor back up by three. Deegan once again would respond for Pine Manor, scoring the third of her five first-half goals with 13:42 remaining.

Cotoni then put another shot in the back of the net on a free position attempt just 41 seconds later to help Daniel Webster maintain the three goal cushion. However, the Eagles had no answer for Deegan as she scored twice more to bring Pine Manor within one at 6-5.

With Pine Manor trailing 7-5 with 6:31 remaining in the first, the Gators would score three unanswered goals to take an 8-7 lead into the half. PMC junior Jennifer Gross (Coral Springs, Fl/Coral Glades) scored with 3:33 to go in the first before sophomore captain Margaret Roberts (Allentown, PA/Louis E. Dieruff) netted her first of the game. Gross would then add another to make the score 8-7 in favor of the Gators.

Daniel Webster quickly tied the score coming out of the break when junior Alexa Quintiliani (Hampton, NH/Winnacunnet) scored 31 seconds into the half. However, the Gators would then strike three times to pull ahead 11-8, thanks to goals by Deegan, Gross, and freshman Tamara Sakala (Zambia, Africa/Kasisi Girls Secondary School).

However, just after scoring the go-ahead goal 59 seconds into the second half, Deegan received her second yellow card of the game and Pine Manor’s leading scorer was forced to watch the remainder of the game from the sideline. Daniel Webster would then score twice more, cutting the deficit to two before PMC sophomore Alie Johnston (Winnipeg, MB, Canada/Rivier East Collegiate) netted the eventual game-winning goal on an assist from Roberts with 12:21 remaining.

The win brings Pine Manor’s overall record to 1-5, while the Eagles of Daniel Webster drop top 1-10 on the season.

Deegan scored the first goal of the game on a free position shot just 47 seconds into the game, beginning a 5-0 run by the Gators that also included goals from Margaret Roberts (Allentown, PA/Louis E. Dieruff) and Therline Dumeran (Cambridge, MA/Cambridge Rindge). Roberts finished the game with three goals for the Gators.

Daniel Webster scored with 20:19 remaining in the first to get the Eagles on the board before the Gators struck twice more, with Deegan and then Roberts making the score 7-1 in favor of the Gators. The Eagles then scored four of the next five goals, cutting the deficit to 8-5 at the half.

In the second, Daniel Webster senior Stephanie Zeman (Jefferson Township, NJ/Jefferson Township) took over the game, scoring four of her game-high six goals to rally the Eagles from behind. Zemen capped the comeback with 10:48 remaining when she scored the eventual game winner on a free position shot with 10:48 remaining in the game. Daniel Webster would add two more goals to take the 12-9 victory.

The Eagles and Gators will battle again on Monday, May 2 at Hedley Field in Chestnut Hill, MA. Game time is 3:30 p.m.

Anna Maria found itself in control by the midway point of the first when junior Katie Schebel scored to give the home team the 5-0 advantage. The goal was the first of five goals on the day for Schebel. Schebel finished the game with six points, tying for game-high scoring honors with classmate Amanda Hevy who scored four goals and had two assists.

Trailing 8-3 at the start of the second half, Manley scored to cut the lead to 8-4. However, Anna Maria went on a 4-0 run following Manley's goal to put the game out of reach at 12-4. Manley and Deegan would each add second half markers for the Gators before the game ended in favor of the home team, 15-6.

Still in search of their first win of the season, the Gators will travel to Regis College next Monday for a 7:00 p.m. start.

Chestnut Hill, MA – Emmanuel scored nine unanswered goals in the first half to get out to a 10-1 halftime lead en route to 14-7 victory over Pine Manor College on Saturday at Hedley Field in Chestnut Hill, MA. The Gators opened the second half with three unanswered goals but Emmanuel’s lead proved to be just too big for Pine Manor.

Emmanuel sophomore Madeline Leahy (Cohasset, MA/Cohasset) opened the scoring just 33 seconds, scoring her first of a game-high six goals on the afternoon. PMC’s Beth Deegan (Philadelphia, PA/Little Flower Catholic School for Girls) responded under a minute later to tie the score at 1-1, but Emmanuel would respond quickly and often to put the game out of reach.

The Saints went on to score nine unanswered goals, including four more from Leahey, as they entered the half with a commanding 10-1 lead. Emmanuel senior Kristina Marik (Airmont, NY/Albertus Magnus) scored goals while also assisting on two of Leahy’s tallies for the Saints. Marik would finish the afternoon with five goals for the Saints.

The Gators opened the second-half with a 3-0 run engineered by Deegan and junior Molly Manley (East Greenbush, NY/Columbia). Deegan scored just 13 seconds into the half before assisting on Manley’s first goal of the season at the season at the 7:50 mark of the second. Deegan would then score again just under two minutes later, cutting the deficit to six.

The Gators would get no closer than five, when sophomore Alie Johnston’s (Winnipeg, MB,Canada/River East Collegiate) free position goal with 4:52 reamaining would make the score 6-12, eventually dropping the 14-7 decision.

Colleen Tenzca (South Meriden, CT/Platt) made 10 saves between the pipes for Pine Manor, who drops to 0-3 on the season with the loss. Emmanuel improves to 3-7 with the win. The Gators now look to Monday and a 4:00 p.m. contest with Anna Maria College.

Pine Manor freshman Candice Fitzpatrick (Dorchester, MA/Elizabeth Seton Academy) would put the Gators on the board with just over three minutes to play in the first, scoring her first collegiate tally to pull PMC to within two goals at 3-1. However, Pine Manor was unable to find the back of the net for the remainder of the game, ultimately losing 4-1.

After the game, Gator head coach Erica Adams was quick to praise the play of her goalkeeper: "Colleen had a great game, she made some big saves and did everything she could to keep us in the game," said Adams.

The Gators will return to action this Saturday when they host Thomas College (ME) at 1:00 p.m. at Hedley Field in Chestnut Hill, MA.

Chestnut Hill, MA -- Elms junior Chelsey Grabowski (South Hadley/South Hadley) scored six goals and classmate Emily Walsh (Hadley, MA/Hopkins) scored three goals to help lead Elms over Pine Manor College, 10-3, on Thursday, March 31, 2011.

The teams traded goals in the early going as Pine Manor sophomore Alie Johnston (Winnipeg, MB, Canada/River East Collegiate) would tie the score at one just under five minutes into the game. Grabowski would then score her first goal of the game to put Elms back ahead with just under 20 minutes remaing in the opening half. Pine Manor junior Beth Deegan (Philadelphia, PA/Little Flower Catholic School for Girls) would once again draw the Gators even, scoring just four minutes later. However, from that point on the contest belonged to the Blazers.

Elms would close out the half by scoring four unaswered goals and would find itself with a comfortable 8-2 lead, 13:23 into the second half. Just seconds after Walsh had put the Blazers up 8-2, Deegan would score her second of the season for the Gators to cut the deficit to 8-3. However, Elms would tack on two more goals, the last of which saw Grabowski take a feed from Walsh and fire the ball into the back of the net, making the score 10-3.

Pine Manor will now look to Saturday and an afternoon contest with Wheelock. Game time is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

“I'm extremely thankful and excited for this opportunity,” said Adams. “I'm ready to bring my passion and enthusiasm for the game to the student-athletes and the athletic department at Pine Manor.”

Adams starred collegiately at Nichols College in Dudley, MA. During her career at Nichols, she played a number of positions, including goalkeeper. She currently holds the record for the most saves in a season, with 200, set as a freshman, when she started all 14 games for the Bison.  

The following two years, Adams also played midfielder and defender. As a sophomore, she saw action in 13 games, starting 11. Despite playing 10 games in goal, she made good on her field opportunities, tallying two goals and three points on three shots.  

As a junior in 2007, she led Nichols to its first Commonwealth Coast Conference Tournament appearance, starting 12 of 13 contests. She finished among the Bison leaders in most offensive categories, including goals, with eight, and points, with 10.

A three-sport student-athlete who also played soccer and ice hockey at Nichols, a knee injury kept Adams out of action her senior season.  

A native of Braintree, MA, she began her lacrosse career as a member of the inaugural girls’ lacrosse team at Braintree High School. A midfielder and defender, she was also part of the school’s first girls’ ice hockey team. 

Adams gained experience as a girls’ lacrosse coach at Braintree for the past two seasons. She is also an assistant ice hockey coach at Westwood High School and a soccer coach at Bishop Feehan High School in Attleboro, MA.

She currently still plays competitive lacrosse and ice hockey in women's club leagues.

Adams graduated from Nichols in May of 2008 with a bachelor’s of science in business administration with a concentration in criminal justice. She currently resides in Attleboro.

Playing in her last game as a Gator, senior Elaine Rodriguez led the way for Pine Manor with two goals. Freshman Myrell Redmond added a score of her own, completing her freshman season with one or more goals in all 10 games in which she played.

For the Hawks, Nicole Lijana and Morgan Hazen led all players with five goals each, including Lijana's 100th career goal.

After Becker took a 3-0 lead, Rodriguez scored her first goal at 25:33, but the Hawks answered with four straight goals to take a comfortable 7-1 lead, never to look back. Becker took a 13-1 lead into the intermission and outscored the Gators 4-2 after halftime.

Colleen Tencza made a game-high 10 saves for Pine Manor, which was outshot 30-14 and outgained 22-14 in ground balls. 

With the win, Becker improves to 4-8, while Pine Manor ends the season 2-9.

Sophomore Beth Deegan and freshman Myrell Redmond scored three goals each for Pine Manor.

Redmond got the Gators on the board with an unassisted goal at the 29:29 mark to take a 1-0 lead, but Simmons retalliated with seven straight goals from seven different players. Nine Sharks scored goals in the first half alone, as Simmons took a 12-2 lead into the intermission.

Beth Deegan strung consecutive goals together in a 90-second span midway through the second half, but by then the home team had opened up a 16-3 lead, as Bayleigh Isherwood became the last of 11 Sharks to find the back of the net. Redmond added her 20th goal of the year, but Simmons cruised to an easy 18-6 victory.

Justine Beauchamp and Rachel Wallace tied Deegan and Redmond for game-high honors with three goals each, while Mikaela McSherry added two goals and three assists for the Sharks.

Deegan's three goals give her a team-leading 26 for the season. Redmond's third goal gives the freshman 20 for the season and extends her goal scoring streak to nine games to open her career.

Pine Manor closes its 2010 season on the road at Becker Tuesday night at 6:30.

Leading scorer Beth Deegan added three goals and a team-best seven ground balls for Pine Manor, which led for almost the entire game after taking a 5-3 lead into halftime. Jen Gross' second yellow card with 18:01 left in the second half put the Gators at a disadvantage the remainder of the way. However, the visitors retaliated with three late goals to seal what became a tight win in which both team earned 27 ground balls and took 27 shots.

Deegan's second score with 22:23 left in the second gave the Gators their biggest lead, at 8-4. Elms countered with five unanswered goals, four from Katlyn Harrington, over the next 17:00 to take its only lead, 9-8 at the 5:21 mark.

Redmond, though, was took much for the Blazers to handle, as she found the back of the net twice within 30 seconds just inside the 5:00 mark to regain the lead. Deegan then put the Gators ahead 11-9, and Jess Blair's club held off Elms in spite of another Harrington goal in the final minute to preserve the win and move to 2-7 on the season.

For Elms, which fell to 0-10, Harrington tied Redmond with a game-high six scores, all coming after the 3:09 mark of the first half. Harrington also led all players with eight ground balls.

Sophomore Molly Manley and senior Elaine Rodriguez added goals for Pine Manor, which needed every one of freshman goalkeeper Colleen Tencza's 10 saves.

Pine Manor stays in non-conference play, traveling to Husson on Saturday at noon.

Freshman goalkeeper Colleen Tencza made a game- and career-high 18 saves. Sophomore Beth Deegan led the Gators with four goals, and freshman Myrell Redmond followed with three goals.

"We played really, really well," said Pine Manor head coach Jess Blair, whose team utilized only 10 players. "We competed. We played lacrosse."

After the Raiders took a 5-1 lead, an unassisted Deegan goal snapped a string of three straight Rivier scores. Redmond's first goal pulled the Gators to within 6-3 in the final 2:00 of the first half. The Raiders answered with goals from Sara Wilson and Brittany Gunn in the last minute of the half to take an 8-3 lead into the locker room.

An Alyssa Renaud goal just under four minutes into the half opened the scoring in the second, and the teams them alternated goals for the next 20 minutes, when Bridget Emerson's second score made it a 13-6 game. Pine Manor tacked on two goals in the final 5:19 in the 13-8 defeat.

Deegan's four goals came on seven shots. Redmond's career-high three goals extends her streak to seven consecutive games with a goal to start her career.

Pine Manor travels to Elms on Wednesday night at 7 p.m.

Sophomore Beth Deegan and freshman Myrell Redmond scored the Gators goals. Redmond has now scored a goal in six consecutive games to start her Pine Manor career.

Norwich took a 9-0 lead into halftime and upped it to 10-0 before Deegan got the Gators on the board with an unassisted goal. For the game, the Cadets outshot Pine Manor 36-9 and earned a 51-22 advantage in ground balls over the undermanned Gators.

In goal, Colleen Tencza made nine saves for Pine Manor.

The Gators are in action again on Monday at Rivier at 7 p.m.

"It just really came together today," said second-year Pine Manor head coach Jess Blair.

Sophomores Beth Deegan (left) and Molly Manley, who entered the game as the Gators leading scorers with 11 and six goals, respectively, paced the Gators with three goals each. After the teams went into halftime tied at 4-4, the first of Manley's two second-half goals broke a 6-6 tie with 20:27 to play, giving the Gators the lead for good.

Senior Elaine Rodriguez and freshman Myrell Redmond, who entered the day tied for third with five goals on the season, followed with two goals each.

"Everyone played really well today," said Blair, whose Gators had dropped five straight to open the season. "Everyone played well. They're excited."

While it was the usual suspects who handled the scoring, goalkeeper Colleen Tencza and the Gators defense rose to the occasion, turning in their best performance yet. Playing minutes from home, the Meridan, CT native held the Blue Jays to only eight goals - over ten fewer than what teams had been averaging on the Gators through the team's first five games.

Tencza's fellow freshman Redmond, meanwhile, has scored one or more goals in the first five games of her career. Deegan, who entered the day ninth in the GNAC in shots per game at 5.20, extended her team lead in goals to 14.

In addition to being the first win of the season for Blair's Gators, it's a milestone win for the program, marking the first league win since lacrosse joined the GNAC three seasons ago.

The Gators outshot an opponent for the first time all season, 16-15. St. Joseph, meanwhile, lost in spite of a commanding 25-9 lead in ground balls.

Diana Soucier led the Blue Jays with five goals and five ground balls. Redmond scooped a team-high three ground balls for the Gators.

Pine Manor is in action again Tuesday night at 7, hitting the road to play Simmons at Winsor School in Boston.

Beth Deegan broke the Pine Manor drought with an unassisted score at 23:50. The Lions went into halftime with a 13-1 lead, having outshot the Gators 27-7 and outgained the visitors 18-5 in ground balls.

The Lions scored six straight to open the second before Deegan's second goal of the game in the final minutes. Emerson was led by Nicole Lecuyer, Christina Riccitelli and Amy Gervis, who scored three goals a piece.

Pine Manor returns to action on Saturday at St. Joseph (CT) at noon.

After the Lasers opened with two goals in the first minute, Myrell Redmond's breakaway goal put the Gators on the board just inside the 28:00 mark. Lasell then exploded for six straight scores in under six minutes, three goals from Neila Kudla and two from Ariel Walmark. Pine Manor's Elaine Rodriguez added two goals in the final half of the period, and the Gators went into halftime trailing 10-3.

The second half was all Lasers, as the home team outscored Pine Manor 9-1 and outshot the Gators 13-6 to earn their first GNAC victory. Lasell's Tina Canvan and Andrea Ward scored two goals each in the second.

For the game, Lasell worked a 28-19 advantage in ground balls, turning the ball over a dozen times to Pine Manor's 17.

Redmond's goal continues her four-game goal scoring streak to start her career. Colleen Tencza made a game-high 12 saves in goal for Pine Manor, which falls to 0-4 (0-3 GNAC) in 2010. Lasell, meanwhile, improves to 4-3 and 1-0 in league play.

Pien Manor takes travels to Emerson for a 6:00 match Thursday night.

Sophomore midfielder Beth Deegan scored her team-leading eighth goal for the Gators. Freshman midfielder Myrell Redmond, meanwhile, extended her goal streak to three to start her college career to three.

The Monks took an 11-2 lead into halftime and held the Gators to three shots in the second half. For the game, St. Joseph's earned 33 ground balls to Pine Manor's 11, and worked 14 clears to seven for Pine Manor.

Alyssa Marchant led all players with six goals for St. Joseph's, while Amelia Santos scored four goals. Eight different Monks found the back of the net in all.

For Pine Manor, Colleen Tencza made a game-high 15 saves in goal.

The Gators return to action on Tuesday at Lasell at 4:30 p.m.

Weston, MA -- Sophomore Molly Manley tied a game high with seven points, as Anna Maria distanced itself from the Gators early in the second half in Pine Manor's 19-16 setback Thursday night  at Amcat Field.

Manley's seven points came on six goals, both career bests for the midfielder. Fellow sophomore Beth Deegan followed with five goals and tied for game-high honors with seven ground balls, and midfielders Myrell Redmond and Elaine Rodriguez added two goals each.

The Amcats stormed out to a 5-0 lead with four different players scoring in the first 14 minutes. Manley and Redmond stopped the bleeding with back-to-back goals within 40 seconds of each other midway through the first. Anna Maria answered with two goals of its own, taking a 9-2 lead with under 9:00 remaining in the half.

Jess Blair's club, which scored only three goals in Saturday's loss to Mount Ida, rallied in a major way going into halftime. Deegan scored just 13 seconds after the Amcats went up by seven, and Rodriguez, Manley and Deegan then alternated goals, respectively, to crawl within 9-6. After another Deegan score, her and Manley then each completed their hat tricks with goals in the final 2:00 to go into halftime trailing 9-8 after six straight Gators goals.

The home team, however, regained momentium coming out of the locker room, in part due to Gators penalties. Leading 10-9 with 27:00 remaining, Anna Maria ripped off five straight goals, three at plus-strength after a Deegan yellow card, to open up a 15-9 lead a the midway point of the second. Sophomore Katie Schebel was the difference maker, not just in the streak, but in the game, as her fifth and sixth goals capped the run that would ultimately decide the contest.

Pine Manor forged a late rally with two straight Manley goals and sophomore Kasey Jeronimo's first as a Gator, but penalties again cost the Gators. Anna Maria benefitted from two goals in the wake of a Glenn Grushko yellow card to take a 19-14 lead with under 3:00 remaining. Manley and Deegan found the back of the net in response, but to no avail, as the Gators fell 19-16.

Schebel led all players with seven goals, also a career high. Sanday Acosta tied Deegan with seven ground balls, as the Amcats outshot the Gators 39-26 and bested Pine Manor 35-23 in ground balls in improving to 1-3.

For the Gators, Colleen Tencza made a game-high 10 saves.

Pine Manor (0-2) returns to GNAC play, traveling to St. Joseph's (ME) on Saturday at 3 p.m.

            The visiting Mustangs have now won their only two games since becoming an NCAA and Great Northeast Athletic Conference program. Junior Jen Thompson (Easton, MD/Easton) led all players with nine goals and 17 shots, this on the heels of a 10-goal effort in Mount Ida’s 19-4 win against Anna Maria.

            Beth Deegan (Philadelphia, PA/Little Flower) led the Pine Manor, which played down with two goals and five shots. Playing in her first collegiate game, Myrell Redmond found the back of the net on one of her three shots, tying Deegan for team-high honors with two ground balls.

            Thompson scored four of the game’s first five goals, and head coach Perry Steere’s Mustangs opened up a 7-0 lead after 20:00. Redmond got the Gators on the board with 7:10 left in the first half, then, after Thompson’s fifth goal of the half, Deegan closed the frame with a score at the 1:11 mark.

            Deegan started the second with another goal just over 2:00 in, getting the shorthanded Gators to within 8-3. If Thompson scoring two of the next three goals didn’t ice it for the Mustangs, an injury that knocked Deegan out for the remainder of the contest did. With a three-player advantage over the final 13:30, Mount Ida scored seven straight goals to close the book on an 18-3 victory.

            In her first game in goal, Pine Manor freshman Colleen Ten

cza (South Meriden, CT/Platt) made a game-high nine saves. The Gators were done in largely due to the team’s 14 turnovers, which led to a 35-9 Mustangs advantage in shots. Mount Ida controlled 10 ground balls to Pine Manor’s eight.

            The Gators are in action again on Thursday at Anna Maria at 7 p.m. Mount Ida travels to Elms on Saturday, March 20 at 2 p.m.

                           Lacrosse Box Score (Final)

                      The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse

              Mount Ida vs Pine Manor (Mar 13, 2010 at Boston, MA)

Mount Ida SCORING: GOALS: Jen Thompson 9; Danielle Chuba 4; Becky Tisbert 2;

Alexandra Sarno 1; Kira Feeter 1; Charlotte Clauson 1.

ASSISTS: Alexandra Sarno 2; Danielle Chuba 1; Amanda Katon 1; Roshnilde

Lauriston 1.

Pine Manor SCORING: GOALS: Beth Deegan 2; Myrell Redmond 1.

ASSISTS: None.

SHOTS BY PERIOD       1  2  Tot

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MIDAWLAX............ 17 18 - 35

Pine Manor..........  4  5 -  9

GROUND BALLS BY PRD   1  2  Tot

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MIDAWLAX............  7  3 - 10

Pine Manor..........  4  4 -  8

FACE-OFFS BY PRD       1     2     Total

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MIDAWLAX............  0-0   0-0  -  0-0

Pine Manor..........  0-0   0-0  -  0-0

CLEARS BY PERIOD       1     2     Total

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MIDAWLAX............  3-3   0-0  -  3-3

Pine Manor..........  4-5   0-2  -  4-7

EXTRA-MAN OPPS         1     2     Total

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MIDAWLAX............  0-0   0-0  -  0-0

Pine Manor..........  0-0   0-0  -  0-0

SAVES BY PERIOD       1  2  Tot

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MIDAWLAX............  0  3 -  3

Pine Manor..........  5  4 -  9

TURNOVERS BY PRD      1  2  Tot

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MIDAWLAX............  3  1 -  4

Pine Manor.......... 11  3 - 14

PENALTIES - MIDAWLAX 0/0:00; Pine Manor 0/0:00.

Pine Manor played 10-on-12 or 9-on-12 entire game.

Becker’s Mullen sets NCAA goals record in eight-goal effort

CHESTNUT HILL, MA – Entering the game with 106 scores, Becker College’s sophomore midfielder Tammy Mullen broke the NCAA single-season goals record and led the Hawks to a 17-14 win over Pine Manor Monday evening.
Mullen (Pottstown, PA/Pottstown) finished with eight goals, breaking the former record of 111, set by Wheaton’s Therese Ross in 1986.
Becker needed every one of her goals today, too. Leading 13-9 with 13:00 remaining, the Gators embarked on a 4-0 run in which all four of the Gators leading scorers netted goals. Beth Deegan (Philadelphia, PA/Little Flower) started the rally at the 12:20 mark, Stephanie Ludwig (Henniker, NH/John Stark) added her fourth goal of the game 22 seconds later on Molly Manley’s pinpoint pass from behind the net, then Manley (East Greenbush, NY/Columbia) got the Gators to within one less than a minute later with a goal of her own.
At the 8:33 mark, Elaine Rodriguez (Bronx, NY/Banana Kelly) tied the contest 13-13 with her team-leading 31^st goal of the season. This day, however, belonged to Becker’s newly-crowned scoring royalty, and with the game in the balance is when Mullen took over.
The sophomore scored three consecutive unanswered goals – the first of which gave here the NCAA record at the 8:03 mark – in under five minutes to distance the Hawks and ultimately send them on their way to victory. Her plus-strength score after a Cassie Acer yellow card put the Hawks up 16-13 at the 3:40 mark, and Samly Phonesavanh’s team evened its record at 8-8.
For Pine Manor, which falls to 3-8, Angeline Capre (Dorchester, MA/Madison Park) made 12 saves in goal. Rodriguez finished with five goals, while Ludwig and Deegan added four and three, respectively.
Becker’s Alena Phongsa (Putnam, CT/Putnam) got the win, making nine stops in net for the Hawks, which also got four goals from Nicole Lijana (Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown).
The Gators wrap up their season tomorrow in a Senior Day affair with Daniel Webster at Hedley Field at 4:00.