ST. BONAVENTURE (1-13, 0-8 A-10) vs DUQUESNE (6-9, 3-5 A-10)
Saturday, April 23 – Noon
St. Bonaventure, N.Y. – Marra Athletics Complex
TV: ESPN+
 
The St. Bonaventure University women's lacrosse team will take on Duquesne in final conference game of the season on Saturday, April 23. Seven graduating seniors will be honored after the game. The game is scheduled to begin at noon with the Senior Day ceremony taking place approximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of the contest.
 
A+ PLUS EFFORT FOR ANDERSON

• Junior Nora Anderson netted a career-high four goals at No. 20 Richmond, while also tallying an assist and winning four draw controls.
• Her performance Thursday afternoon was one of the best performances by a Bonnie against a nationally-ranked opponent in school history and marks the second hat trick of her collegiate career.
• Against VCU this past Saturday, Anderson scored one goal and scooped up two groundballs.
• The third-year midfielder leads the team with 32 draw control wins and is tied for first with 14 goals on the season.

 
ATOP THE STATS LIST

• Seven players are vying for the team lead in goals this season.
• Abby Hiltz, Nora Anderson, and Maddie Mazur are all tied for the team lead with 14 goals.
• Fiona McGovern and Kassi Hogan are right behind with 13 goals each, while Rebecca Howe (11 goals) and Sarah Owens (11 goals) narrowly trail for the top spot.

 
SENIOR DAY

• On Saturday seven Bonnies players will be honored as graduating seniors. The Senior Day ceremony will take place after the Bona's game against Duquesne.
• Hayley McIntyre: Hayley is a four-year member of the women's lacrosse program. She is a multi-time selection to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll. Last season she appeared in five games, tallying 13 saves. This season Hayley made her first collegiate start at Akron where she made 13 saves. Hayley is working toward her degree in philosophy.
• Annie Dombrowski: Annie is a four-year member of the women's lacrosse program and has played in 28 games. During her freshman season she appeared in four games and tallied her first collegiate assist against Richmond. As a sophomore she appeared in six games, registering two assists and two groundballs. Last season she saw action in nine contests, scoring her first collegiate goal against UMass. Annie has been selected to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll each season. This year she has played in nine games, recording two points at Pitt with a goal and an assist. Annie is pursuing her degree in adolescence education.
• Kayla Radzyminski: Kayla is a four-year member of the program and has played in 27 games, while starting 14. In her freshman season she played in all 17 games, starting in 10. She recorded her first collegiate goal at Butler and tallied her first collegiate at against Kent State. As a sophomore, she appeared in all seven games and made four starts, tallying three goals, three groundballs, four draw controls and one caused turnover on the season. She is a multi-time Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll honoree. Kayla is working towards her degree in health science.
• Madison Mundenar: Madison is a four-year member of the women's lacrosse program, playing in 34 games. During her freshman she scored her first three collegiate goals at Mercer. In her sophomore season she appeared in all seven games, tallying two goals and one assist. She is a multi-time Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll selection. This year, Madison has appeared in every game including 10 starts while scoring six goals and scooping up six groundballs. Madison is pursuing a degree in accounting.
• Rebecca Howe: Rebecca is a four-year member of the program and is a team captain this season. Rebecca has played in 44 games, including 29 starts. During her freshman season she registered her first collegiate goal against Kennesaw State and secured a school single-game record 11 draw controls. She finished second on the team with 30 draw control wins and was named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team. In her sophomore season, she scored two goals in back-to-back games against Wofford and Gardner-Webb. Last season she played in 10 games, making eight starts, while scoring four goals, securing 12 groundballs and a team-high 29 draw controls. This season Rebecca has appeared in every game, tallying 11 goals, 14 groundballs, and is third on the team with 22 draw controls. Rebecca is working toward her degree in accounting.
• Madison Callan: Madison is a four-year member of the program and serves as a captain this season. She has played in 27 games, starting in seven. In 2019, Madison played in 14 games and started three of them, while securing two groundballs. During the past three seasons, she earned Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll honors. This season, Madison has played in 13 games and started four, scooping up four groundballs and causing two turnovers. Madison is pursuing a degree in marketing.
• Caroline Paterno: Caroline is a four-year member of the women's lacrosse program and is a captain this season. In her freshman season Paterno played in 11 games and picked up two groundballs at George Mason. She has earned a spot on the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll each year of her career. This season she has played in six games.  In addition to her contributions to the women's lacrosse team, Paterno is an active leader on campus, serving as president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee while taking part in many volunteer efforts to support the campus and surrounding communities. Caroline is working toward her degree in psychology.

 
ABOUT DUQUESNE

• The Dukes have an overall record of 6-9 this season with a conference record of 3-5.
• Duquesne defeated George Mason (18-13) and George Washington (15-14) this past week.
• This year the team is led by Delaney Rodriguez-Shaw (39 goals/10 assists), Tina St. Clair (34 goals), and Alana Piano (27 goals/51 groundballs/44 draw controls).
• In net goalkeeper Mady Piersielak has made 84 saves this season.
• Duquesne was tabbed to finish fifth in the conference, according to 2022 A-10 Women's Lacrosse Preseason Poll.
• The Dukes were able to defeat the Bonnies in both their matchups last season.

 
 
 
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