Oswego, NY - The Oswego State women's lacrosse team hosted the Potsdam Bears Wednesday afternoon in a SUNYAC conference matchup 
 
Basics
Oswego: 15 (10-4, 7-0 SUNYAC)
Potsdam: 4 (3-10, 1-6 SUNYAC)
Oswego, NY | Laker Turf Stadium 
 
How it Happened 
The game started off with the Bears gaining possession on the first draw control. However, a turnover and a big ground ball from Alexis Hill allowed the Lakers to pick up possession. Throughout the beginning of the first the game went back and forth with good offensive and defensive possessions from both teams. That was until Hill picked up the first points of the game making it 1-0. Addison Costello quickly tacked on another one making it 2-0 Lakers. This was followed by a goal from Aubri Greene on a free position shot making it 3-0. A green card on the Lakers soon followed allowing the Bears to pick up their first points of the game making it 3-1 to end the 1st. 
 
It was all Lakers throughout the 2nd quarter. Greene opened the scoring and Cassidy Croce quickly followed with another one making it 5-1. The Lakers didn't stop there though. Greene tacked on another making it 6-1. Which was followed by two more goals from Hill putting the Lakers up by seven midways through the 2nd. Abigail Dicks got on the board with two back-to-back goals making it 10-1 Lakers to end the 2nd. 
 
Greene opened the scoring in the 2nd half with another goal making it 11-1 and it seemed like the Lakers scoring streak couldn't be stopped. The Bears soon responded with their second point of the game making it 11-2. Hill and Greene didn't let them celebrate too long as they went on a little two goal scoring streak making it 13-2. Once again the Bears responded trying to stay alive in this conference game. They netted one making it 13-3 to end the 3rd. 
 
Madison Wood opened the scoring for the Lakers to start the 4th. This made it a 14-3 game with only a quarter left to play. Wood got her second goal midway through the 4th making it 15-3 Lakers. The Bears soon got another one making it a 15-4 game, but it was deemed to not be enough as the Lakers walked away with another SUNYAC conference win keeping them undefeated in the SUNYAC. 
 
What's Next
The Lakers will be back on the road Saturday April 18th at 12:00 PM against another SUNYAC opponent facing the New Paltz Hawks.