Apr 22, 2007

Mustangs Fall to Mary Washington in the Quarterfinals of CAC Tournament

Fredericksburg, VA.-The Mustangs traveled to CAC-foe Mary Washington to play in the first round of the CAC tournament this afternoon. After a hard battle, Villa fell 21-8 to the Eagles.

Villa was first on the board when Kristyna Hnizda hit the cage at 26:10. The Eagles made it all square at 25:55 and they went on to score nine goals in a row during the first period. The Mustangs scored four more times before the half to make the score, Eagles 11 and Mustangs 5.

During the second period, the Mustangs and Eagles exchanged early goals but the Eagles took control. Again, the Eagles scored nine goals in a row to go up 21-6 over the Mustangs. Villa scored two more times before the end of the game to make the final score 21-8. The Eagles go on to play York in the semi-finals on Tuesday at 4:00 pm.

Scoring for the Mustangs was Meghan Smith with six goals; Jamie Jones and Julie Olson each with two goals; and Kristyna Hnizda and Katie Rodriguez each with one goal. The Mustangs end their season with a 6-10 overall record and a 2-5 record in the CAC.


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