ASHLAND, Va. -- The Bridgewater College women's lacrosse team fell to the No. 6 seed, Randolph-Macon, 21-11, in the first round of the ODAC Tournament on Monday night.

The Basics

• Final Score: Bridgewater 11, Randolph-Macon 21
• Records: Bridgewater 6-12; Randolph-Macon 8-10

How It Happened

• Bridgewater found the back of the net first from the stick of Allison Burris to take an early 1-0 lead with 13 minutes to go in the opening period. The Yellow Jackets fought back with back-to-back scores to go up 2-1 with 11:22 showing on the clock.
• Lauren Roberts scored her first goal of the night to tie the game, once again.
• R-MC scored back-to-back again to go up 4-2 before Roberts tallied another goal to cut the lead in half. 
• Randolph-Macon outscored the visitors 3-1 in the remaining four and a half minutes to go to the second quarter up 7-4. 
• The second period was all Yellow Jackets as they outscored BC 6-1 to take a 13-5 lead into halftime.
• Each side notched five goals in the third quarter, including goals from Aunnie Hacker and Madeline Magill, plus another three scores from Roberts.
• Randolph-Macon struck three more times in the fourth on its way to a 21-11 victory.
• Randolph-Macon advances to the quarterfinals of the ODAC Tournament and will face No. 3 seed, Shenandoah, on Wednesday. 

Match Notes

• Roberts led the way and scored seven goals with an assist to go with four draw controls.
• Magill, Annika Benson, Burris and Hacker scored the other four goals, while Emily Jencks and Hacker each also dished out an assist. 
• Melissa Wilson caused two turnovers and picked up three ground balls, while Emily Dell also caused a pair of turnovers and grabbed two ground balls. 
• Grace Pietro finished with five draw controls, while Jenna Entsminger controlled three draws and had one CT and one GB.
• Rachael Robinson closed out her first season as an Eagle with nine saves and three ground balls. 

Up Next

• The Eagles finish up their 2022 campaign after bowing out of the ODAC Tournament, which they reached for the first time since 2018.