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                  <note> Junior goal keeper Aylssa Gianotti finished off the 2015 season with a
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                  <note> Finished the season with 89 points total. She had 39 goals and 50 assists
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                  <note> Senior midfielder Kathryn Campbell finished off the season with 52 goals
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                  <note> O'Brien finished off the season with 33 goals and 19 assists for a total of
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                  <note> Sophomore Nicole Belenger capped the season with 31 goals and 4 assists for
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                  <note> Senior attacker Ashley Travis finished off the season with 23 goals. Travis
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         <head> #8 New Haven Stuns #1 Women's Lacrosse, 10-5</head>
         <note> Both write ups have the same title </note>
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            <placeName ref="#Garden_City">Garden City, N.Y </placeName>- Holding a 4-3 lead at
            halftime but faced with relentless defensive pressure from the New Haven Chargers, the
            Adelphi University Women`s Lacrosse team scored just once in the second half en route to
            being upset by UNH <note> They use the word upset to describe the result of this game
               beacuse Adelphi is ranked higher than New Haven.</note> 10-5 by the eighth-ranked
            visitors on a rainy afternoon <note> It is funny how they write on a "rainy afternoon" to set
               the tone for the write up. </note> on Motamed Field. </p>
         <p> While the <persName ref="#Panthers">Panthers</persName> outshot the Chargers 30-18 over
            the course of the game, 14 saves by Charger keeper <persName ref="#Alyssa_Gianotti"
               >Alyssa Gianotti</persName> proved to be the key statistic for the visitors in the
            upset victory. Adelphi(14-1,11-1 NE-10)got three goals from <persName
               ref="#Rachel_OBrien">Rachel O`Brien</persName> in the first half, while <persName
               ref="#Kathryn_Campbell">Kathryn Campbell</persName> and<persName
               ref="#Caitlin_Obrien">Caitilin O`Brien</persName> each net three for the Chargers
            (13-2, 10-2 NE-10). </p>
         <p> With the loss, Adelphi suffers it's first defeat in nearly two calender years, with
            it's last loss coming at the hands of LIU-Post, 7-6, in the Final Four of the 2013 NCAA
            Championship on May 18, 2013. The Brown and Gold also lost at home for the first time
            since April 18, 2012, where the very same Pioneers came to Motamed Field and came away
            with a 13-11 overtime victory to close out the regular season that year. </p>
         <p> O`Brien scored for Adelphi just over two minutes into the contest to put the home team
            up 1-0, before the contest was delayed for 45 minutes due to lightning and inclement
            weather in the area. <note> As I cant speak for this team, I dont think they had the
               same attitude as the Chargers about the rain delay. I would assume the Panthers would
               just want to get the game over with becuse they had eveyrhting to loose in this game,
               where the Chargers had eveyrhting to gain.</note> Upon resumption, the Panthers added
            two more tallies off the stick of O`Brien and <persName ref="#Danielle_Jaycox"> Danielle
               Jaycox</persName> to move ahead 3-0 with 24:06 left in the half. <note> Adelphi
               mentions both Adelphi and New Haven players in their write up.</note>
         </p>
         <p> The Chargers kept the pressure on, however, and began to chip away beginning with
            Caitlin O'Brien's first tally less than a minute later. The Chargers pulled the defecit
            to one goal, 4-3, before it seemed as though Jaycox had recorded her second tally of the
            game to restore Adelphi's two-goal lead. However, the goal was disallowed due to an
            illegal stick, and with neither team scoring inside the final eight minutes, Adelphi
            took a slim 4-3 lead into the break. </p>
         <p> The Blue and Gold came out hot in the second half, as Caitlin O'Brien netted the
            equalizer less than three minutes in, and she, <persName ref="#Nicole_Belenger">Nicole
               Bellanger</persName> and <persName ref="#Ashley_Travis">Ashley Travis</persName>
            combined for another four goals to put New Haven ahead, 8-4, at the midway point of the
            second half. With time in Adelphi's favor, they were unable to score past Gianotti in
            net as she recorded eight of her saves in the second half. After Gianotti was called on
            a foul and forced to leave the cage, however, Michele Scannell converted on a free
            position opportunity on the open net to close the gap to three with 14:36 to play. </p>
         <p> From there, the Panthers would get no closer, and despite scooping up more ground balls
            (21 to 14), committing less turnovers (12 to 22) and holding a slim advantage in draw
            control (9 to 8), 18 second-half fouls to just eight for New Haven proved to be the
            difference down the stretch. <note> The write up states the stats that are not goals and
               assists because the Panthers out played the Chargers in all other aspects like draw
               controls, ground balls and caused turnovers.</note>In the final four minutes,
            Campbell added another two unasssisted scores to end her day with five points, and put
            the finishing touches on the Chargers' 10-5 win. </p>
         <p> The Panthers will look to bounce back <note> Uses the phrase "bounce back" to mention
               the fact that they are more than confident Adelphi will win their next game.</note>
            on Saturday, April 25, when they travel to Syracuse to face off against the Dolphins of
            Le Moyne College in a critical NE-10 and regional matchup. The regular season finale is
            scheduled for 12 pm. <note> There is a tone of confidence in this paragraph. They
               mention their upcoming game and how they hope to get back on their win streak.</note>
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#8 New Haven Stuns #1 Women's Lacrosse, 10-5 1 Both write ups have the same title

Garden City, N.Y - Holding a 4-3 lead at halftime but faced with relentless defensive pressure from the New Haven Chargers, the Adelphi University Women`s Lacrosse team scored just once in the second half en route to being upset by UNH 2 They use the word upset to describe the result of this game beacuse Adelphi is ranked higher than New Haven. 10-5 by the eighth-ranked visitors on a rainy afternoon 3 It is funny how they write on a "rainy afternoon" to set the tone for the write up. on Motamed Field.

While the Panthers outshot the Chargers 30-18 over the course of the game, 14 saves by Charger keeper Alyssa Gianotti proved to be the key statistic for the visitors in the upset victory. Adelphi(14-1,11-1 NE-10)got three goals from Rachel O`Brien in the first half, while Kathryn Campbell andCaitilin O`Brien each net three for the Chargers (13-2, 10-2 NE-10).

With the loss, Adelphi suffers it's first defeat in nearly two calender years, with it's last loss coming at the hands of LIU-Post, 7-6, in the Final Four of the 2013 NCAA Championship on May 18, 2013. The Brown and Gold also lost at home for the first time since April 18, 2012, where the very same Pioneers came to Motamed Field and came away with a 13-11 overtime victory to close out the regular season that year.

O`Brien scored for Adelphi just over two minutes into the contest to put the home team up 1-0, before the contest was delayed for 45 minutes due to lightning and inclement weather in the area. 4 As I cant speak for this team, I dont think they had the same attitude as the Chargers about the rain delay. I would assume the Panthers would just want to get the game over with becuse they had eveyrhting to loose in this game, where the Chargers had eveyrhting to gain. Upon resumption, the Panthers added two more tallies off the stick of O`Brien and Danielle Jaycox to move ahead 3-0 with 24:06 left in the half. 5 Adelphi mentions both Adelphi and New Haven players in their write up.

The Chargers kept the pressure on, however, and began to chip away beginning with Caitlin O'Brien's first tally less than a minute later. The Chargers pulled the defecit to one goal, 4-3, before it seemed as though Jaycox had recorded her second tally of the game to restore Adelphi's two-goal lead. However, the goal was disallowed due to an illegal stick, and with neither team scoring inside the final eight minutes, Adelphi took a slim 4-3 lead into the break.

The Blue and Gold came out hot in the second half, as Caitlin O'Brien netted the equalizer less than three minutes in, and she, Nicole Bellanger and Ashley Travis combined for another four goals to put New Haven ahead, 8-4, at the midway point of the second half. With time in Adelphi's favor, they were unable to score past Gianotti in net as she recorded eight of her saves in the second half. After Gianotti was called on a foul and forced to leave the cage, however, Michele Scannell converted on a free position opportunity on the open net to close the gap to three with 14:36 to play.

From there, the Panthers would get no closer, and despite scooping up more ground balls (21 to 14), committing less turnovers (12 to 22) and holding a slim advantage in draw control (9 to 8), 18 second-half fouls to just eight for New Haven proved to be the difference down the stretch. 6 The write up states the stats that are not goals and assists because the Panthers out played the Chargers in all other aspects like draw controls, ground balls and caused turnovers.In the final four minutes, Campbell added another two unasssisted scores to end her day with five points, and put the finishing touches on the Chargers' 10-5 win.

The Panthers will look to bounce back 7 Uses the phrase "bounce back" to mention the fact that they are more than confident Adelphi will win their next game. on Saturday, April 25, when they travel to Syracuse to face off against the Dolphins of Le Moyne College in a critical NE-10 and regional matchup. The regular season finale is scheduled for 12 pm. 8 There is a tone of confidence in this paragraph. They mention their upcoming game and how they hope to get back on their win streak.

Garden_City

Home town of the Adelphi Panthers

Panthers

The Adelphi Univerisity Panthers

Alyssa_Gianotti

Junior goal keeper Aylssa Gianotti finished off the 2015 season with a total of 70 saves.

Rachel_OBrien

Finished the season with 89 points total. She had 39 goals and 50 assists overall. She also tallied 1 draw control and 12 caused turnovers and 19 ground balls.

Kathryn_Campbell

Senior midfielder Kathryn Campbell finished off the season with 52 goals and 30 assists for a total of 82 points. Campbell also ended up with 81 draw controls and 50 ground balls. To showcase her defensive abilites Campbell capped the season with 35 causes turnovers.

Caitlin_Obrien

O'Brien finished off the season with 33 goals and 19 assists for a total of 52 points for this sophomore attacker. She also closed out the season with 15 ground balls, 3 draw controls and 4 caused tunrovers.

Danielle_Jaycox

Finished the season with a total of 51 points. She had 39 goals and 12 assists. She had 9 draw controls, 17 caused turnovers, and 36 ground balls.

Nicole_Belenger

Sophomore Nicole Belenger capped the season with 31 goals and 4 assists for a total of 35 points. As a midfrielder, Belenger also found 25 ground balls, 35 draw contorls and 6 caused turnovers.

Ashley_Travis

Senior attacker Ashley Travis finished off the season with 23 goals. Travis also managed to pick up 20 ground balls and have 10 caused turn overs.

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Junior goal keeper Aylssa Gianotti finished off the 2015 season with a total of 70 saves. Finished the season with 89 points total. She had 39 goals and 50 assists overall. She also tallied 1 draw control and 12 caused turnovers and 19 ground balls. Senior midfielder Kathryn Campbell finished off the season with 52 goals and 30 assists for a total of 82 points. Campbell also ended up with 81 draw controls and 50 ground balls. To showcase her defensive abilites Campbell capped the season with 35 causes turnovers. O'Brien finished off the season with 33 goals and 19 assists for a total of 52 points for this sophomore attacker. She also closed out the season with 15 ground balls, 3 draw controls and 4 caused tunrovers. Finished the season with a total of 51 points. She had 39 goals and 12 assists. She had 9 draw controls, 17 caused turnovers, and 36 ground balls. Sophomore Nicole Belenger capped the season with 31 goals and 4 assists for a total of 35 points. As a midfrielder, Belenger also found 25 ground balls, 35 draw contorls and 6 caused turnovers. Senior attacker Ashley Travis finished off the season with 23 goals. Travis also managed to pick up 20 ground balls and have 10 caused turn overs. Overall, she tallied up 12 points for the season. She finished with 8 goals and 4 assits. She had 3 ground balls, 8 draw controls and 3 caused turnovers overall. The Adelphi Univerisity Panthers Home town of the Adelphi Panthers Where the Le Moyne Dolphins play. The Adelphi panthers will be traveling to Syracuse to play the Doplphins for their next game.
#8 New Haven Stuns #1 Women's Lacrosse, 10-5 Both write ups have the same title

Garden City, N.Y - Holding a 4-3 lead at halftime but faced with relentless defensive pressure from the New Haven Chargers, the Adelphi University Women`s Lacrosse team scored just once in the second half en route to being upset by UNH They use the word upset to describe the result of this game beacuse Adelphi is ranked higher than New Haven. 10-5 by the eighth-ranked visitors on a rainy afternoon It is funny how they write on a "rainy afternoon" to set the tone for the write up. on Motamed Field.

While the Panthers outshot the Chargers 30-18 over the course of the game, 14 saves by Charger keeper Alyssa Gianotti proved to be the key statistic for the visitors in the upset victory. Adelphi(14-1,11-1 NE-10)got three goals from Rachel O`Brien in the first half, while Kathryn Campbell andCaitilin O`Brien each net three for the Chargers (13-2, 10-2 NE-10).

With the loss, Adelphi suffers it's first defeat in nearly two calender years, with it's last loss coming at the hands of LIU-Post, 7-6, in the Final Four of the 2013 NCAA Championship on May 18, 2013. The Brown and Gold also lost at home for the first time since April 18, 2012, where the very same Pioneers came to Motamed Field and came away with a 13-11 overtime victory to close out the regular season that year.

O`Brien scored for Adelphi just over two minutes into the contest to put the home team up 1-0, before the contest was delayed for 45 minutes due to lightning and inclement weather in the area. As I cant speak for this team, I dont think they had the same attitude as the Chargers about the rain delay. I would assume the Panthers would just want to get the game over with becuse they had eveyrhting to loose in this game, where the Chargers had eveyrhting to gain. Upon resumption, the Panthers added two more tallies off the stick of O`Brien and Danielle Jaycox to move ahead 3-0 with 24:06 left in the half. Adelphi mentions both Adelphi and New Haven players in their write up.

The Chargers kept the pressure on, however, and began to chip away beginning with Caitlin O'Brien's first tally less than a minute later. The Chargers pulled the defecit to one goal, 4-3, before it seemed as though Jaycox had recorded her second tally of the game to restore Adelphi's two-goal lead. However, the goal was disallowed due to an illegal stick, and with neither team scoring inside the final eight minutes, Adelphi took a slim 4-3 lead into the break.

The Blue and Gold came out hot in the second half, as Caitlin O'Brien netted the equalizer less than three minutes in, and she, Nicole Bellanger and Ashley Travis combined for another four goals to put New Haven ahead, 8-4, at the midway point of the second half. With time in Adelphi's favor, they were unable to score past Gianotti in net as she recorded eight of her saves in the second half. After Gianotti was called on a foul and forced to leave the cage, however, Michele Scannell converted on a free position opportunity on the open net to close the gap to three with 14:36 to play.

From there, the Panthers would get no closer, and despite scooping up more ground balls (21 to 14), committing less turnovers (12 to 22) and holding a slim advantage in draw control (9 to 8), 18 second-half fouls to just eight for New Haven proved to be the difference down the stretch. The write up states the stats that are not goals and assists because the Panthers out played the Chargers in all other aspects like draw controls, ground balls and caused turnovers.In the final four minutes, Campbell added another two unasssisted scores to end her day with five points, and put the finishing touches on the Chargers' 10-5 win.

The Panthers will look to bounce back Uses the phrase "bounce back" to mention the fact that they are more than confident Adelphi will win their next game. on Saturday, April 25, when they travel to Syracuse to face off against the Dolphins of Le Moyne College in a critical NE-10 and regional matchup. The regular season finale is scheduled for 12 pm. There is a tone of confidence in this paragraph. They mention their upcoming game and how they hope to get back on their win streak.