SCRANTON, Pa.- The Immaculata women's lacrosse team saw their record setting 2018 season come to a close on Wednesday evening as they fell in the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Semifinals to No. 2 Marywood, 21-7.
 
The loss saw the Macs season come to a close with a program-best record of 14-4, and the loss also snapped their 10-game win streak.
 
Sophomore Layne Kennedy finished off her impressive season with a team-high three points on two goals and one assist.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
-The scoring was slow out of the gates with Marywood scoring two goals over the opening 10 minutes, but the Macs halved the deficit as freshman Maura Murray got a rebound and scored to make it 2-1
-The Pacers then took control as they scored seven consecutive goals to take a 9-1 lead with 11 minutes remaining before halftime
-The Macs then scored three of the next four with senior Hannah Verrecchia, Kennedy, and senior Nicole Dominick all getting on the board to trim the Marywood lead to 10-4, but the Pacers scored three in the final 75 seconds to take a 13-4 advantage to halftime
-Senior Rosemarie Reitman scored on a pass from Kennedy to start the second half, but the Pacers again had an answer with three in a row and a 16-5 lead before sophomore Molly Gallagher scored on a free position attempt with just under 18 minutes remaining
-Five Marywood goals followed before Kennedy ended the game with her final goal of the season
 
TEAM STATS
-Marywood held a 36-21 advantage in shots and 29-26 in groundballs
-Turnovers were close with the Macs turning it over 21 times and Marywood doing so 19 times
 
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
-Goals: Kennedy 2, Verrecchia/Gallagher/Dominick/Murray/Reitman 1
-Assists: Kennedy 1
-Points: Kennedy 3
-Junior Lex Goerlach made nine saves in goal
-Senior Brittany Whaley caused two turnovers and Murray and Reitman had four groundballs each.