WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Meghan Wilson, Erin Farrell and Corinne Donohue each scored three goals, but Meghenn Jackson scored on a free-position shot with 1:35 to play capping a big comeback and lifting Lycoming to a 14-13 Commonwealth Conference victory over Albright on Saturday at Shangraw Complex.

Albright had tied the game at 13-13 on a free-position goal, but Jackson scored her 58^th goal of the season with 1:35 to play putting Lycoming back in front.

Lycoming controlled the ensuing draw control and the Lions were never able to gain possession to attempt a game-tying shot.

The goal by Jackson, who tallied seven for the game, capped a furious comeback by the Warriors that saw them overcome a 9-5 halftime deficit.

Lycoming opened the second period on a 5-0 run that gave the Warriors a 10-9 lead with 24:10 to play.

Farrell tallied her 38^th goal of the season on a free-position goal to knot the score at 10-10 with 22:50 left in the second.

Casey Maguire put Lycoming back in front with a goal at the 22:33 mark, but Albright responded with goals from Donohue and Wilson to take a 12-11 lead with 14:17 left in the contest.

Jackson then countered with back-to-back goals to regain the lead for Lycoming at 13-12 with 7:54 left in the second period.

Donohue tied the score for Albright with 5:39 to play, but Jackson's seventh goal of the game gave Lycoming the victory.

Albright used a 6-1 run to end the first half to take a 9-5 lead into the intermission.

Trailing 4-3, Sydney Nankervis tied the game at 4-4 with a goal at the 18:40 mark of the first.

Wilson put Albright ahead 5-4 with an unassisted goal with 18:06 to play, but Jackson tied the game at 5-5 with a marker with 17:03 to play before intermission.

The Lions responded with a 4-0 run, which included a pair of goals from Farrell, to take a lead into halftime.

Nankervis finished with two goals for Albright, Danielle Carey and Jacqui Montague also had goals for the Lions.

Emily Hutson played all 60 minutes in goal for the Lions and made five saves.

Albright is now faced with the prospect of likely having to win its final two conference games against Lebanon Valley and Hood to qualify for the Commonwealth Conference Tournament.

The Lions will host Lebanon Valley on Wednesday (April 22) at 7 p.m. at Wilson High School