In the first half, the Chargers took an early lead with two quick goals in the first two minutes. Jocelin Wright answered with Nyack's first score at 4:27, and the teams traded goals for the next three minutes as two more Chargers goals were met with two Nyack goals with one from Tori Silvers at 6:21 and one from Julianna Kranes on a free position shot at 7:56. Kranes scored again with an unassisted goal at 10:08 to tie the score at 4-4, but the Chargers pulled ahead moments later with a score at 10:32. Tori Silvers tied the score back up with a free position goal at 12:08, and Courtney LaTorre put the Warriors in the lead with an unassisted goal at 13:15. Dominican then scored twice on free position shots and once on an unassisted goal, but Nyack tied the score again with two goals, one from Jocelin Wright at 19:50 and one from Melissa Clapsaddle at 21:19. For the next five minutes, Dominican's offense surged, scoring five goals before Julianna Kranes snapped their scoring run with an unassisted goal at 27:47. The Chargers finished out the half with three more goals, and the Warriors went into halftime down 17-9.

 

The Chargers started off the second half with a quick score, and then scored four more goals over the course of sixteen minutes as Nyack's defense limited their shots on goal. The Chargers' last goal came at 47:20, and the Warriors held them scoreless for the final twelve minutes of the game. Nyack finished out the game with two goals near the end of the half, as Isabella Thomas scored off of an assist from Torie Eggers at 55:45 and Tori Silvers slipped in the final goal at 59:30 on an unassisted score as the Warriors ended in a loss.

 

Julianna Kranes and Tori Silvers each had 3 goals and one assist for the game, and Jocelin Wright and Torie Eggers each added an assist as well. Jocelin Wright also picked up 4 ground balls.

 

Up next, the Warriors travel to Jefferson University for a game on Thursday 4/12 at 4:30PM.