Women's Lacrosse Honor Seniors With Win Over Elms

WESTON, Mass -- The women's lacrosse team honored their seniors today when they took on Elms College in a late afternoon matchup. Despite going down early, the Pride battled back, taking today's game 12-6. With the win Regis' record improves to 3-10, 3-9 in Great Northeast Athletic Conference play.

In her first game since March 31st, Audrey Mason tallied three goals and one assist while Daniela Mazo earned the win in net.

Jackie Cronin tallied five caused turnovers despite the loss

How It Happened

The first half was controlled early by Elms, as Jackie Cronin created multiple offensive opportunities. Despite several strong saves from Mazo, Elms broke through first with goals from Chloe Sullivan and Rachel Dort to take a 2–0 lead. Dort later added a free-position goal to extend the advantage to 3–0 late in the first quarter. Regis found its rhythm in the second quarter, capitalizing on multiple player-up opportunities. Serenity Ayala got Regis on the board with a man-up goal before Paige Ritchie followed with a free-position score to cut the deficit to one. Audrey Mason tied the game at 3–3 midway through the quarter, and Regis continued its surge with another free-position goal from Ayala to take the lead. Teal Galligan added to the run late in the half, giving Regis a 5–3 advantage heading into halftime after a strong second-quarter comeback.

Regis carried that momentum into the second half, opening the third quarter with a quick goal from Molly Higgins before Ayala added another free-position finish to stretch the lead. Although Cronin briefly stopped the run with a goal for Elms, Regis responded immediately, with Mason and Bella Marini each finding the back of the net to push the lead further. Higgins added her second of the game late in the third, giving Regis a commanding 10–4 lead entering the final quarter. In the fourth, Elms showed resilience with goals from Cronin, but Regis maintained control throughout. Mason and Ayala each added free-position goals down the stretch, while Mazo continued to make key saves to limit any comeback chances. Regis closed out the game with a 12–6 victory, fueled by a dominant second-half performance and a balanced offensive attack.

Inside the Numbers

• The Pride honored their six seniors in today's win
• Teal Galligan tallied her first goal of the season.

Up Next

Regis go on the road for their regular season finale, when they take on Albertus Magnus on Wednesday, April 22nd at 6pm.