Honey Bears too strong for the Tigers

Olivia Dossett '19 led in all categories, yet again.  She scored four of our five goals, grabbed four draw controls, had three ground balls, and two caused turnovers.  Despite having spent two minutes in the penalty box, she dominated the stat sheet and led our Tigers in a mentally and physically difficult game.  

Alli Jacobs '21 worked hard in her first game as a defender in a challenging game.  Our freshmen Lia Payne '22 and Ellie Bowles '22 both showed strength and resilience as they battled players with much more experience.  

The Tigers will rest over the Spring Break before returning for a big three game week.  


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