Women's Lacrosse Goes on Offensive Tear to Beat Campbell 16-6; Hranicka Resets Single Season Caused Turnover Record

Friday, April 12

4 PM

University of Delaware

9-4, 2-3CAA

Campbell

3-11, 0-5CAA

CAMPBELL

Delaware

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Women's Lacrosse Goes on Offensive Tear to Beat Campbell 16-6; Hranicka Resets Single Season Caused Turnover Record

4/12/2024 6:54:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

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NEWARK, Del. – The University of Delaware women's lacrosse team came out firing against Campbell as Lizzie Hsu scored five goals while the Blue Hens leaned on Delaney McDaniel's six assists to defeat Campbell, 16-6. Madison Hranicka reset the program's single season caused turnover mark with her 51st of the season. She tallied 50 last season.

The Blue Hens improve to 9-4 and 2-3 in the CAA as the Camels drop to 3-11, 0-5 CAA.

ON THE RECORD
"This is the first time in a while that we have really worked together this week in practice; day-in, day-out and really worked together as a team," McDaniel said. "And everyone on that field made it possible today. It is really up to them… they made the goals."

"We can take this momentum into Sunday," Hsu said. "We did not do well against Stony Brook but today we knew we had to flush that and go in as a new game, a clean slate, and just play Blue Hen lacrosse like we always do."

HENS HIGHLIGHTS

The Blue Hens had 11 different goal scorers.
Hsu finished with the most goals with five off eight shots.
McDaniel led the team with an impressive six assists.
Sophia Foohey (2-0) picked up the win win six saves.
Lizzie Yurchak was the other Hen to score multiple goals, tallying two and adding an assist.
Riley Gillin, Keira Grant, and Yurchak each registered at least one goal and one assist.
Danielle Livornese, Morgan Gore, McKenzie Didio, Callie Drab, and Jenna McHale all recorded a goal.
Alison Swartout and Bryn Rochon scored their first career goals.

HOW IT HAPPENED

After giving up a goal nine seconds into the game, the Blue Hens bounced back with a goal by Livornese and Grant, both assisted by McDaniel. UD held the led after the first quarter, 2-1.
The Hens scored two unanswered goals in less than five and a half minutes into the second quarter, never looking back to outscore the Camels 5-1, leading at halftime 7-2.
Hsu took charge scoring two goals early in the second half. The Blue & Gold outscored the Camels for a third consecutive quarter to make it a 12-5 game.
Hsu would again score the first two goals of the last period and to lead Delaware to the victory.

GAME NOTES