Three Raiders combined for 12 total goals Saturday afternoon as the Shippensburg University lacrosse team picked up a 21-7 win at Holy Family in a non-conference matchup at Brian Baptiste Memorial Field.

Shippensburg (3-1) scored at least three goals in all four quarters and scored seven each in the first two quarters to lead 14-2 at halftime. SU only committed 14 turnovers on the day, the third straight game it has committed 14 or fewer turnovers.
 
Holy Family (0-3) tied the Raiders in draw controls, recording 15 on the day. The Tigers came within two goals of the Raiders in first quarter before being a 9-0 SU run turned the tide.
 
Senior Sara Vosburg notched a career-high 12 points, including the third six-goal game of her career in addition to a career-high six assists. It is the third straight game she has recorded a career high in assists, while it marks her third straight game scoring at least five goals.
 
Ten different Raiders scored a goal, marking two new career bests. Sophomore Ava Collins added a new career high with three goals while freshman Grace Schaffner recorded her first goal as a Raider.
 
Senior Jamie Carvin also recorded three goals. Junior Ali Pioli and sophomore Alexa Bailey each found the back of the net twice. Pioli added four draw controls, a groundball and a caused turnover.
 
Junior Shannon Wood, redshirt-junior Jill Hopkins, sophomore Olivia Glinski and freshman Maddie Phommachanh each added a goal for the Raiders.
 
Senior Kayla Vosburg recorded a game-high seven saves.
 
Holy Family had three goals and an assist from Rianna Shields. Tori Wolstenhome had a game-high eight draw controls.
 
The three game win streak from Shippensburg marks its longest since 2021.
 
Shippensburg will host Frostburg State at 12 p.m. on Saturday.