ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa.- The Immaculata women's lacrosse team fell at Elizabethtown 21-6 on Thursday evening. Jacki Murray scored at 14:16 of the first quarter to become just the second player in Immaculata women's lacrosse program history to reach 200 career goals. Murray, who scored three goals tonight now has 202 career goals trails Layne Kennedy, the program's all-time leading scorer who had 215 career goals. Kelsey Caldarelli, Ava Hoffman, and Cara Strickland all scored for Immaculata, and Abigail Guarneri made 14 saves in goal. 

With the loss Immaculata falls to 1-5 on the season, while Elizabethtown improves to 6-1. 

Scoring 

-Jacki Murray scored three goals giving her 17 goals on the season. Kelsey Caldarelli scored her fourth goal of the season, Ava Hoffman scored her ninth goal of the season, and Cara Strickland scored her first goal of the season.  

Defensive 

-Addison Yackle had a team-high four ground balls, Ava Hoffman, and Bailee Neitz each had two ground balls, and Kelsey Caldarelli and Jacki Murray each had one ground ball.  

-Ava Hoffman had a caused turnover. 

-Jacki Murray had four draw controls, and Ava Hoffman and Cara Strickland each had one draw control. 

-Goalkeeper Abigail Guarneri made 14 saves on 46 shots faced. Guarneri was not officially credited with any ground balls, and denied eight free position shots. 

How it Happened 

• Jacki Murray took the ball and scored at 14:16 of the first quarter to give Immaculata a 1-0 lead for her 200th career goal. 

• Elizabethtown scored the next four goals. 

• Ava Hoffman scored for Immaculata at 6:14 of the first quarter. 

• Kelsey Caldarelli scored Immaculata third goal at 1:47 of the second quarter. 

• Jacki Murray scored her second goal of the game at 1:52 of the third quarter. 

• Cara Strickland scored for Immaculata at 10:49 of the fourth quarter. 

• Jacki Murray completed the hat-trick with her third goal at 1:21 of the fourth quarter. 

Team Stats 

• Elizabethtown outshot Immaculata 46-21 with 35-16 in shots on goal. 

• Immaculata had 14 saves to Elizabethtown's 10. 

• Immaculata committed 11 turnovers to Elizabethtown's 10. 

• Immaculata was 13-20 on clear attempts and Elizabethtown was 12-12. 

• Immaculata had 10 ground balls to Elizabethtown's 11. 

• Immaculata won seven draw controls to Elizabethtown's 22. 

• Immaculata was 1-4 on free position shots and Elizabethtown was 6-14. 

Up Next 

• The Immaculata women's lacrosse team will return to Draper Walsh Stadium when they host Alvernia on Saturday at 1:00 p.m.