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6
Saint Francis SFU 4-10
20
Winner BRY BRY 9-2
Saint Francis SFU
4-10
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Final
20
BRY BRY
9-2
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Saint Francis SFU 3 1 0 2 6
BRY BRY 10 4 3 3 20

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse |

Heidt On The Doorstep Of 100 Career Points After Her Two Goals Against Bryant For Red Flash Lax

» Amanda Heidt (Erie, Pa.) will go into her final collegiate game at DeGol Field on Saturday needing one point to reach 100 points for her career after scoring twice against Bryant University in Saint Francis University's Northeast Conference (NEC) women's lacrosse action on Friday.
» With her 15 saves, Elyssa Enrique (North Canton, Ohio) moved into fourth place on the program's all-time career saves list.
» Autumn McHenry (Branford, Conn.) made some moves on the program's single-season charts after registering two goals and six draw controls.
» Christina Roncarati (East Longmeadow, Mass.) and Danielle Hernandez (New Fairfield, Conn.) each added one goal on the evening.

TURNING POINTS OF THE GAME
Bryant started out fast with 10 of the first 13 goals in the game en route to a 20-6 win.

FLASH QUOTES
"Bryant is by far the best team we have played this season. Their speed of play was exceptional. I was proud of how hard we fought and worked to stay in it for 60 minutes." - head coach Tracy Coyne 

FLASH MOMENTS
McHenry got the Red Flash on the scoreboard unassisted at 12:01 in the first quarter and also found the twine at 4:54 in the second quarter off a pass from Hernandez.
 
Roncarati scored at 7:19 in the opening quarter and Hernandez twinkled the twine with 4:59 on the clock in the second 15 minutes of the match.
 
Heidt scored twice in the final five minutes and 11 seconds. The graduate student scored unassisted at 5:11 and then hit the back of the net right before time expired after Kelly Dickson (Blue Bell, Pa.) caused a turnover and connected ahead to Heidt.

FLASH NUGGETS
Heidt now has 86 tallies and 13 assists for 99 points in her career. The graduate student, who has eight multi-goal performances this season and 21 for time in Loretto, needs five tallies to move into seventh place on the program's career goal list.
 
Enrique joined the Top-4 with 334 career saves. The senior, who had a career-high 18 saves twice in her career including last season against Bryant, turned away 15 shots for the sixth time in her career and the fourth time in 2022.
 
McHenry has 10 games with at least two goals this season. She has also had at least five draw controls six times on the year. McHenry moved into third place on the program's single-season draw control list with 64 draws. She will probably stay in that position with former teammate Emileigh Scott holding the Top-2 spots with 96 (2019) and 133 (2018). With her two markers, McHenry has 33 goals and 15 assists for 48 points to crack the Top-10 on the single-season chart. The 15 assists are two away from the 10th spot.
 
With her goal and an assist, Hernandez now has 11 goals and seven assists for 18 points in 2022. Roncarati, the current NEC Rookie of the Week, has 18 tallies and one assist for 19 points.
 
Chyler Espino (San Francisco, Calif.) paced the defense with four ground balls, four caused turnovers and two draw controls. The four caused turnovers is a career-high while the ground balls total was one off of her standard.
 
UP NEXT
Saint Francis will play its final game at DeGol Field on Saturday, April 23. Match time is 1 p.m. The senior class of Enrique, Heidt, McHenry, C.C. Courter (Verona, N.J.) and Catherine Russo (Wantagh, N.Y.) will be honored before the game. In addition, the team will celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the first season of women's lacrosse and are inviting all former Red Flash women's lacrosse players to celebrate.

The game will also help raise awareness for healthy relationships through the One Love Foundation. More details about this event will be released throughout next week.
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