Box Score Philadelphia, Pa. - (4/22/2014) – Chestnut Hill College concluded their 2014 schedule with today's 24-10 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) loss at Holy Family University. The Tigers opened with a six-goal run and controlled a 14-6 halftime edge, before outscoring the Griffins 10-4 in the second half. Freshman midfielder Lea Sanders (North Merrick, N.Y) led the Griffin effort with four goals, an assist, two ground balls, three draws, and a caused turnover.
 
Holy Family University (8-8, 8-3) came from all angles in an opening run that left Chestnut Hill College (3-14, 3-8 CACC) down 6-0 with 21:08 remaining in the first half. It was senior defender KarlaAne Klouda (Belvidere, N.J.) who got the Griffins on the scoreboard with a free position goal at the 20-minute mark (20:02), 6-1. The Tigers responded and triggered an exchange of tallies that brought the score to 10-5 heading to the final five minutes of the frame (5:34), where they outscored the Griffins 4-1 to a 14-6 halftime edge. After intermission, Sanders scored an unassisted goal to bring the spread to seven goals, 14-7 (29:08), but that is when another Tigers run reestablished the deficit at 16 goals, 23-7, heading to the final ten minutes of play (10:41). Never giving up, Sanders spirited the Griffins for a late 3-1 run that brought the score to 24-10 for the final horn.
 
Sophomore midfielder Paige Settar (Mullica Hill, N.J.) and sophomore attack Nicole Braungart (Medford, N.J.) led the home team with six goals apiece; Settar added a ground ball recovery and five draws to her production while Braungart provided an assist, two ground balls, a draw, and a caused turnover to hers. In goal, sophomore Grace Deckert (Jarrettsville, Md.) made seven saves in the win (8-8).
 
In support of Sanders, Klouda added an assist, five ground balls, and three draws to her score, while freshman midfielder Alicia Herbert (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) supplied two goals, three ground balls, three draws, and a caused turnover. Freshman goalkeeper Katie Joe Lang (Manassas, Va.) recorded seven saves and a ground ball in the loss (3-14).
 
The women's lacrosse team finishes the 2014 season 3-14 overall and 3-8 in the CACC.