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Hat Tricks by Apuzzo, Zaffino Lead Eagles Sunday
March 13, 2016 | Lacrosse
Sarah Mannelly tallied career goal no. 150 in the victory and moved into sixth place in BC career points
GAME INFORMATION
Score: No. 14 Boston College 18 // Stetson University 10
Records: Boston College (5-3, 0-2 ACC) // Stetson University (3-4, 0-0 Atlantic Sun)
Location: Stetson Athletic Training Center // Deland, Fla.
Length of Game: 2:00
Boston College Starters: Apuzzo (M), Mannelly (M), Chandler (A), Frankenfield (A), Margolis (M), O'Neill (M), Bell (D), Erdle (D), Arsenault (M), Troy (M), Miller (D), Ochoa (GK)
Stetson University Starters: Summers (M), Wittmeier (M), Roe (M), Dumas (M), Holvey (M), Lehmann (A), Merz (A), Ricci (M), Busch (D), Cook-Grisewood (D), Meyers (GK), Chiachetti (A)
BC HIGHLIGHTS AND GAME NOTES
TURNING POINT
HOW IT HAPPENED
BOSTON COLLEGE LEADERS
Points: Sam Apuzzo (4-2-6)
Goals: Sam Apuzzo (4)
Assists: Sarah Mannelly (3)
Shots: Sam Apuzzo (6)
STETSON LEADERS
Points: Rachel Dumas (2-1-3)
Goals: Three players with two goals
Assists: Shelby Lehmann (2)
Shots: Taylor Patrizi (3)
UP NEXT
The maroon and gold return home the next two Saturday's for back-to-back matchups with 2015 Final Four teams traveling to the Newton Campus Lacrosse Field. Next Saturday, March 19, No. 3 Syracuse, who lost to Maryland in the NCAA Semifinals last May, come to Newton before No. 4 North Carolina, who fell to Maryland in the Championship round, follow suit with a visit to The Heights on March 26.
Throughout the season, make sure to stay up to date with all the Boston College lacrosse news by searching the hashtag #BCEagles and following @BCWlax on Twitter and Instagram.
Score: No. 14 Boston College 18 // Stetson University 10
Records: Boston College (5-3, 0-2 ACC) // Stetson University (3-4, 0-0 Atlantic Sun)
Location: Stetson Athletic Training Center // Deland, Fla.
Length of Game: 2:00
Boston College Starters: Apuzzo (M), Mannelly (M), Chandler (A), Frankenfield (A), Margolis (M), O'Neill (M), Bell (D), Erdle (D), Arsenault (M), Troy (M), Miller (D), Ochoa (GK)
Stetson University Starters: Summers (M), Wittmeier (M), Roe (M), Dumas (M), Holvey (M), Lehmann (A), Merz (A), Ricci (M), Busch (D), Cook-Grisewood (D), Meyers (GK), Chiachetti (A)
BC HIGHLIGHTS AND GAME NOTES
- In the first half, Sarah Mannelly became only the sixth player in program history to tally 150 career goals and the first since Covie Stanwick and Mikaela Rix, who both reached the milestone against UMass Lowell in February 2015.
- Mannelly also moved into sixth place all-time in program history for career points as she surpassed Brooke Blue's record of 203 between 2010 and 2014.
- Caroline Zaffino recorded her first three career points on three goals off the bench vs. Stetson Sunday. Emma Schurr found Zaffino for her first goal of the game at 16:29 of the first half before the Darien, Conn. native tallied a pair of unassisted goals at 12:34 and 1:21 of the second half, respectively.
- Sunday's game at Stetson was the first time in program history the Eagles met the Hatters on the lacrosse field. With the 18-10 victory, BC is now 46-23 in inaugural matchups all-time, including playoffs, while they are 9-2 in those games since Acacia Walker took over as head coach in 2013.
- The 11 first half goals registered by the Eagles tied the most goals in a half this season, with February 17th's 19-6 win over Holy Cross being the only other time.
- Taylor Walker also notched her first career goal in the second half before adding an assist on a Tess Chandler goal later. She now has three career points in her young college career, as she previously had an assist against Navy on March 5.
- Sophomore Tara Schurr recorded her second goal of the season at the 15:40 mark of the second half. She now has six career goals over seven games.
- With four goals and two assists, Sam Apuzzo set a new career high with six points. Her previous high of four points was set in three different games earlier this season.
- Senior Molly Erdle caused a career high five turnovers, two more than her previous career high, which was set three different times in her 59 games. She also surpassed her previous career high of four ground balls with five today.
- BC's 37 shots tied the second most shots recorded in a game this season. They previously tallied 37 against Holy Cross (W, 19-6) and 38 against Navy (W, 17-9). The Eagles won 19 draw controls to Stetson's 11. They also led in ground balls (18-15) and in caused turnovers (9-3).
TURNING POINT
- The Eagles scored five out of the first six goals and never looked back as they defeated Stetson, 18-10, on Sunday afternoon.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- The Eagles scored four goals in the first 5:06 of the game to get out to a quick start over the host Hatters. Sam Apuzzo found Tess Chandler for the first goal before Apuzzo recorded her first goal of the afternoon 40 seconds later. Sarah Mannelly registered career goal number 150 on a feed from Caroline Margolis before Mannelly earned an assist on a Kate Rich goal at the 24:54 mark of the first half.
- After Kate Weeks netted her first of two goals at 20:55, Stetson tallied three straight goals.
- Caroline Zaffino registered her first career goal at 16:29 off a feed from Emma Schurr. It was the first of nine straight goals scored by the Eagles. Apuzzo (3), Laura Frankenfield, Margolis, Kate Rich, Taylor Walker and Kate Weeks all added goals during that span.
- Tara Schurr scored at 15:40 on a pass from Margolis while Zaffino scored two more and Tess Chandler (Walker assist) rounded out the scoring for the Eagles.
BOSTON COLLEGE LEADERS
Points: Sam Apuzzo (4-2-6)
Goals: Sam Apuzzo (4)
Assists: Sarah Mannelly (3)
Shots: Sam Apuzzo (6)
STETSON LEADERS
Points: Rachel Dumas (2-1-3)
Goals: Three players with two goals
Assists: Shelby Lehmann (2)
Shots: Taylor Patrizi (3)
UP NEXT
The maroon and gold return home the next two Saturday's for back-to-back matchups with 2015 Final Four teams traveling to the Newton Campus Lacrosse Field. Next Saturday, March 19, No. 3 Syracuse, who lost to Maryland in the NCAA Semifinals last May, come to Newton before No. 4 North Carolina, who fell to Maryland in the Championship round, follow suit with a visit to The Heights on March 26.
Throughout the season, make sure to stay up to date with all the Boston College lacrosse news by searching the hashtag #BCEagles and following @BCWlax on Twitter and Instagram.
Team Stats
BC
STET
Shots
37
15
Turnovers
12
21
Caused Turnovers
9
3
Draw Controls
19
11
Free-Position Shots
5
3
Ground Balls
18
15
Game Leaders
Players
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4
A
2
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GB
0
CT
1
G
3
A
0
FO
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Pen
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GB
1
CT
0
G
2
A
1
FO
-
Pen
-
GB
0
CT
1
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