California Golden Bears Athletics

Stanford Defeated Cal In The Regular Season Finale
No. 13 Stanford Doubles Up On Cal, 17-7
4/20/2018 9:25 PM | Lacrosse
BERKELEY - A stretch of nine consecutive goals propelled No. 13 Stanford to a 17-7 victory over the California women's lacrosse team Friday night from California Memorial Stadium in the 2018 regular season finale.
The Golden Bears head to next week's Pac-12 Tournament with a record of 6-11, 2-8.
Against the Cardinal, Kirsten Swanson paced Cal's scoring attack with four points (three goals, one assist), while Meredith Haggerty collected six draws and two ground balls.
Eliza Christman scored twice, and Caroline Corzel and Susie Ropp also chipped in with goals.
In addition to Haggerty's defensive efforts, Elizabeth Koehler registered four draws, two ground balls and caused one turnover, while Kendall Swenson led the Bears with five ground balls and a team-high two caused turnovers.
Koehler set the school single-season record for draws, now with 74. She surpassed Megan Takacs and her previous record of 72 in 2013.
Cal hung in there with the Cardinal at the outset of the contest, trailing Stanford by only three halfway through the first half.
Beginning at the 9:40 mark in the first half until halfway through the second half, the Cardinal went on a run of nine consecutive goals to take control of the game.
Cal heads to Boulder, Colo., for the Pac-12 Tournament next week from April 26-29.
The Golden Bears head to next week's Pac-12 Tournament with a record of 6-11, 2-8.
Against the Cardinal, Kirsten Swanson paced Cal's scoring attack with four points (three goals, one assist), while Meredith Haggerty collected six draws and two ground balls.
Eliza Christman scored twice, and Caroline Corzel and Susie Ropp also chipped in with goals.
In addition to Haggerty's defensive efforts, Elizabeth Koehler registered four draws, two ground balls and caused one turnover, while Kendall Swenson led the Bears with five ground balls and a team-high two caused turnovers.
Koehler set the school single-season record for draws, now with 74. She surpassed Megan Takacs and her previous record of 72 in 2013.
Cal hung in there with the Cardinal at the outset of the contest, trailing Stanford by only three halfway through the first half.
Beginning at the 9:40 mark in the first half until halfway through the second half, the Cardinal went on a run of nine consecutive goals to take control of the game.
Cal heads to Boulder, Colo., for the Pac-12 Tournament next week from April 26-29.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
STAN
CAL
Shots
27
20
Turnovers
20
25
Caused Turnovers
18
6
Draw Controls
14
12
Free-Position Shots
3
1
Ground Balls
24
21
Game Leaders
Saturday, March 16
Friday, April 26
Monday, April 02
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