Women’s Lacrosse loses 13-12 to Rensselaer

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History { element.remove(); }); } else{ let elementsToRemove = document.querySelectorAll(‘.postgame_3_nextgame’); elementsToRemove.forEach(element => { element.remove(); }); } ]]> ROCHESTER, N.Y. – RIT first year Zoe Heffernan scored three goals in the Tigers 13-12 loss to RPI, Saturday.

First-years Serafina Kiselgof and Kate Trojan each scored two goals, while graduate student goalie Michelle Messenger made 14 saves for the Tigers.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Heffernan scored two of the Tigers three first-quarter goals, tying the game at 1-1 on her goal early in the first quarter, and again with 11:06 to play to tie the game at 2-2.
Rensselaer tallied three straight goals, taking a 5-2 lead on Rylie Maready’s goal with 6:17 remaining.
Kiselgof scored off an assist from first year Adele Jones in the final seconds of the quarter to cut the deficit to 5-3.
Trojan scored to straight goals to begin the second quarter, tying the score at 5-5 on her goal with 8:12 to play.
Maready gave the Engineers a 6-5 lead on her goal, but Kiselgof tallied her second of the quarter to tie the game at 6-6.
RPI’s Lauren DeLeo scored to make it 7-6, but sophomore Lily DePalma and senior Baylee West tallied back-to-back goals in the closing seconds to give RIT an 8-7 halftime lead.
RPI took a 9-8 lead on DeLeo’s goal early in the third quarter, but first year Milena Stephen tied the score at 9-9 on her goal with 6:55 to play in the third, while Sophie Goddard gave RPI a 10-9 lead on her goal with 4:29 remaining.
Heffernan and junior Julia Tenney tallied back-to-back goals to give the Tigers an 11-10 lead late in the third. Tenney scored off an assist from Heffernan to give the Tigers the lead.
RPI’s Megan Shay gave the Engineers a 12-11 lead on the second of her back-to-back goals to begin the fourth quarter.
Junior Carrissa Hlywa tied the score at 12-12 on her goal with 2:26 to play.
Maready scored the game-winner with 1:01 to play to make it a 13-12 final.