Box Score

Junior Meghan Wilson became the second 100 goal scorer in program history, as the Albright College women's lacrosse team concluded its 2014 season with a 19-3 home win over Hood.

The milestone goal came with 28:24 remaining in the second half, as Wilson earned a free position shot from dead center and converted it.

Wilson had scored twice in the first half to move to 99 career goals. She just missed on several occasions the rest of the period however, as she was saved four times in the opening half alone.

Hood goalie Lauren Couch blocked her from close range with 12 minutes remaining in the half, and then saved a shot with her helmet late in the period.Wilson had another good chance saved with 1:15 left on the clock.

Freshman Giuliana Rizzotti finished with six goals and eight points on the day. Wilson had two goals and an assist, and freshman Amanda Jacabacci added a hat trick. Defensively, sophomore Nicole Klusewitz caused four turnovers, and Lauren Illes picked up four ground balls.

Hood was successful on just 4-of-19 clears and turned the ball over 21 times in a first half that ended with Albright ahead 13-2.

Rizzotti opened the scoring after Rebecca Sartorio's first shot was blocked. Tori Meyer scored in the third minute of play to make it 2-0.

Mariah Cullen assisted on consecutive goals, feeding Erin Farrell and then Wilson, as the Lions did not allow the Blazers out of their own end.

Wilson assisted two straight goals, to Rizzotti and Cullen, to make it 6-0. She then had a free position shot of her own that saved by Couch.

Hood finally had its first successful clear with 16:50 remaining in the first half, scoring to make it a 7-1 game. Jacabacci's first goal of the game pushed the Lions' lead to 11-2 later in the half. Sophomore Nicole Klusewitz ripped a shot off the crossbar in the final two minutes of the period.

The Lions conclude their season with a record of 8-9, and a 3-4 mark in Commonwealth Conference play.