ST. DAVIDS, Pa.– Eastern University Women's Lacrosse controlled the draws in the game, but the visiting Immaculata University Mighty Macs took advantage of Eastern turnovers to pull away to a 17-7 win. Meghan Kosmides scored four times and Sabrina Campbell added three goals for the Eagles in the loss.

How It Happened:
The Eagles (1-5) won the first 11 draw controls of the match, but 17 first-half turnovers set up the Mighty Macs with possession opportunities. The visitors took advantage and built an 8-3 lead at the break. Kosmides had eight of her game-high 12 draw controls in the first 25 minutes of the game. Marcie Spencer made eight first-half saves to help limit the damage from the turnovers.

The Mighty Macs scored three of the first four goals in the second half. The Eagles then took advantage of a pair of Immaculata turnovers to post a two-goal run and cut the deficit to 11-6. Stephanie Druid caused the first turnover which resulted in a goal from Campbell. Stephanie Arnold forced the next ball free and Kosmides converted. Arnold had a game-high six caused turnovers.

Immaculata scored five of the final six goals in the match for the final margin. The Mighty Macs won seven of the final nine draws in the game.

Up Next:
Eastern will host the United States Merchant Marine Academy at 11 am on Saturday.