Gallery: (2-26-2025) 2025 Lacrosse vs. Georgian Court
SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – Senior
Sara Vosburg and freshman
Maddie Phommachanh combined for nine goals and senior goalkeeper
Kayla Vosburg recorded her 500th career save Wednesday as the Shippensburg University lacrosse team picked up a 16-8 win over Georgian Court in non-conference action at Robb Sports Complex.
Shippensburg (2-1) scored at least three goals in all four quarters and posted a 29-17 advantage in shots on target. The Raiders only committed 13 turnovers for the second straight game; ironically its turnover total ended up being the same as its combined total of green and yellow cards.
Georgian Court (1-3) posted a 15-13 edge in draw controls and had four more groundballs than SU but committed 22 turnovers. The Lions were tied with the Raiders after the first quarter, 3-3, before being outscored 5-1 in the second quarter. The visitors did not get any closer the rest of the way.
Kayla Vosburg made nine saves, making her just the third goalkeeper in school history to record 500 career saves. She joins school-record holder Leslie Peed (699 saves from 1992-95) and Ally Frymoyer (580 saves from 2013-16).
Sara Vosburg wreaked havoc on the opposition for the second straight game. She finished Wednesday with five goals, three assists, three caused turnovers and two groundballs. It is the second straight game she has recorded a career-high three assists, while her second straight five-goal game marked the sixth time in her career she has achieved that feat.
She is now at 112 career goals – which is tied for eighth in school history with Lindsey Kennedy '13 and Cristin Marron '06.
Phommachanh scored four goals – bringing her season total to seven through three games – and had two draw controls. Senior
Jamie Carvin scored twice, while sophomore
Ava Collins had a goal and two assists.
Sophomores
Olivia Glinski and
Brynn Hauck each had a goal and an assist, while juniors
Shannon Wood and
Sydney Fowler also found the back of the net. Sophomore
Alexa Bailey had an assist.
Junior
Grace DeMarzio had another excellent outing, matching
Sara Vosburg with three caused turnovers and pacing the team with five draw controls. Hauck had four draw controls.
Senior
Annie Rathgeb recorded two caused turnovers and two groundballs, while junior
Ali Pioli had two caused turnovers and three groundballs.
Georgian Court got four goals and two assists from Isabel Raimondi. Caitlin Petrellese had two goals and a game-high six draw controls.
Shippensburg's first road match of the season is at noon Saturday at Holy Family.
