Women’s Lacrosse Drops, 10-6, Decision At Virginia Tech – Ohio State Buckeyes
4/2/2004 12:00:00 AM | Women's Lacrosse
April 2, 2004
Box Score
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State (3-6 overall, 0-2 American Lacrosse Conference) women’s lacrosse team lost a 10-6 decision at Virginia Tech (4-4) Friday afternoon in Blacksburg, Va. Ohio State’s Ashley Evans (Jr., Ellicott City, Md.) scored a team-high two goals in the game with KC Carter (So., Birchrunville, Pa.), Amy Tulk (Sr., West Chester, Pa.), Natale Miller (West Chester, Pa.) and Brandie Williams (Jr., Hatboro, Pa.) adding a goal each for the Buckeyes. Virginia Tech’s Britt Faulkner scored a game-high three goals for the Hokies with Kate Threadgold and Lindsey Welch scoring twice each.
Virginia Tech opened the scoring with the first four goals of the game. Threadgold started the scoring run on an unassisted goal at 7:07 gone in the half. Faulkner made it 2-0 at 9:06 with an assist from Kelsey Mays. A second unassisted goal by Threadgold at 13:33 and a score by Lindsay Pieper took the score to 4-0, Hokies. Ohio State got on the scoreboard with an unassisted goal by Carter at 16:24. The Hokies responded with another four-goal run to end the first half. Mays began the scoring run at 18:09 with a goal assisted by Threadgold. Stephanie Jones raised the score to 8-1 with an unassisted goal at 19:42. Welch scored at 26:40 and Faulkner scored on a free position shot at 29:06 to give Virginia Tech an 8-1 lead at the half.
In the second half, Ohio State exploded for five consecutive goals to close the Virginia Tech lead to 9-3. The scoring run began at 30:32 with a goal by Evans on an assist by Regina Oliver (Jr., Pottstown, Pa.). Tulk scored at 32:31, unassisted, to cut the lead to 8-3. Unassisted goals by Williams (37:58) and Miller (47:58) and Evans’ second goal at 50:46, assisted by Caroline Weatherill (Sr., Malvern, Pa.) to cut the Hokie lead to two at 8-6. Virgina Tech closed out the scoring with an unassisted goal by Welch at 52:37 and Faulker’s third goal on an assist from Mays at 59:11 to close the scoring at 10-6.
In goal for Virginia Tech, Jamie McGraw collected 11 saves, while giving up six goals in the win. OSU’s Kim Hastings (So., Sewickley, Pa.) took the loss in goal for the Buckeyes, playing the first thirty minutes, giving up five saves and eight goals. OSU’s Taryn Bowen (Sr., Columbus, Ohio) played the second half recording five saves while giving up two goals.
Ohio State returns home for a 1 p.m. Sunday, April 4 game against American Lacrosse Conference opponent Davidson (3-8, 0-4 ALC), who suffered a 16-7 loss at Ohio University Friday.
Ohio State at Virginia Tech, April 2, 2004 Virginia Tech Lacrosse Stadium, Blacksburg, Va.
Weather: 37, clear, wind W-NW 6 mph
Linescore 1 2 Final Attendance: 76 Ohio State 1 5 6 Virginia Tech 8 2 10
Scoring Summary OS-VT Time School Score Goal Assist 1st Half 07:07 VT 0-1 Kate Threadgold – 09:54 VT 0-2 Britt Faulkner Kelsey Mays 13:33 VT 0-3 Kate Threadgold (2) – 14:17 VT 0-4 Lindsay Pieper – 16:24 OSU 1-4 KC Carter – 18:09 VT 1-5 Kelsey Mays Kate Threadgold 19:42 VT 1-6 Stephanie Jones – 26:40 VT 1-7 Lindsey Welch – 29:06 VT 1-8 Britt Faulkner (2) FP
2nd Half 30:32 OSU 2-8 Ashley Evans Regina Oliver 32:31 OSU 3-8 Amy Tulk – 37:15 OSU 4-8 Brandie Williams – 47:58 OSU 5-8 Natale Miller – 50:46 OSU 6-8 Ashley Evans (2) Caroline Weatherill 52:37 VT 6-9 Lindsey Welch – 59:11 VT 6-10 Britt Faulkner (3) Kelsey Mays
Ohio State Goals: Ashley Evans 2, KC Carter 1, Amy Tulk 1, Natale Miller 1, Brandie Williams 1 Ohio State Assists: Regina Oliver 1, Caroline Weatherill 1
Virginia Tech Goals: Britt Faulkner 3, Kate Threadgold 2, Lindsey Welch 2, Kelsey Mays 1, Stephanie Jones 1, Lindsay Pieper 1 Virginia Tech Assists: Kelsey Mays 2, Kate Threadgold 1
Goalies Min GA Svs Ohio State – Kim Hastings (L) 30:00 8 5 Taryn Bowen 30:00 2 5 Virginia Tech – Jamie McGraw 60:00 6 11
Shots: Ohio State 28, Virginia Tech 30 Fress Position Shots: Ohio State 0-1, Virginia Tech 1-2 Draws: Ohio State 8, Virginia Tech 11 Groundballs: Ohio State 15, Virginia Tech 12 Turnovers: Ohio State 8, Virginia Tech 14 Caused Turnovers: Ohio State 5, Virginia Tech 3 Fouls: Ohio State 23, Virginia Tech 14
