On April 2, the Ashland University women’s lacrosse team continued their quest for a second straight Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) title with a 20-6 victory over the Tiffin Dragons. This improves the Eagles to a perfect 4-0 record in G-MAC play where they are outscoring their opponents 84-9. 

Senior attacker Rachel Crumbacher was the star of the show as she netted seven goals for the Eagles while tacking on three assists totaling ten points just one shy of Crumbacher’s own program record of 11 points in a single game. Junior midfielder Lily Cain added on some support scoring three goals and dishing out four assists in the win. 

Crumbacher got the scoring started just 18 seconds into the contest to give the Eagles an early lead then a few minutes later the Dragons would tie things back up at one goal apiece. Crumbacher would then score the next five goals to finish the first stanza with six goals and a four-goal lead for the Eagles.  

The Eagles would then shutout the Dragons in the second quarter giving them a 14-2 lead heading into the halftime break. The Eagles would not look back continuing to find the back of the net leading to their 20-6 victory. 

The Eagles now sit at 9-4 overall after their sixth straight win and have a few days off before heading to North Canton, Ohio on April 9 to take on the Walsh Cavaliers to continue G-MAC play.