THE FACTS
McDaniel (3-4, 3-3 CC) 19, Ursinus (0-6, 0-6 CC) 15
What: Centennial Conference (CC) women's lacrosse game
When: Saturday, May 1
Where: Westminster, Md.

THE SKINNY STORY
McDaniel scored nine of the first 12 goals in the second half to open up a 16-10 lead with 14:01 to play en route to a 19-15 win over Ursinus.

THE LEADERS
• Kealey Allison (Frankford, Del./Indian River) led the Green Terror with a program-record-tying 12 points on eight goals and four assists, including having a hand in the final seven McDaniel tallies.
• Emma Miller (Ellicott City, Md./Marriotts Ridge) notched four goals and an assist. She also established a career best with 13 draw controls.

FOR THE FOES
• Hanna Crowley led the Bears with four goals and an assist.
• Grace Langen and Abby Krasutsky added three goals and an assist each.

THE REST OF THE STORY
• Kealey Allison and Hanna Crowley traded unassisted markers in the game's first 2:11 before Allison found Emma Miller with 26:50 showing for a 2-1 edge. Grace Langen converted a free-position tally just a minute later, though, to once again draw the visitors even. Acadia Noll (Ellicott City, Md./Marriotts Ridge) fed a pair of goals to key a 3-0 burst over a 3-mintue, 7-second stretch for a 5-2 advantage with 17:56 remaining. Noll found Emily Sheppard (Queenstown, Md./     Queen Anne's County) to start the run and Allison to cap the stretch. IN the middle it was Allison once again connecting with Miller. After Crowley and Abby Blankenship (Urbanna, Va./Christchurch) traded markers to keep it a three-goal margin, Reilly Morgan converted a Langen feed with 13:58 showing. Crowley and Abby Krasutsky scored about a minute apart to draw Ursinus even once again. Miller put McDaniel back in front with 7:50 to play in the opening half before Jill Verrelle found the back of the net in the waning seconds of the half to make it a 7-all game at intermission.
• Allison hit Sheppard just 1:55 into the second half before free-position tallies from Natalie Hoff (Westminster, Md./South Carroll) and Miller put the Green Terror back in front by three a minute later. Noll then finished a feed from Lara Jensen (West Chester, Pa./The Tatnall School) from behind to open the largest margin to that point with 26:41 on the clock. After a Morgan tally, Noll found Blankenship before Allison went to work for McDaniel, converting a free-position tally with 22:04 remaining for a 13-8 advantage. Emma Wood and Langen closed the deficit to 13-10 before three straight Allison solo runs in a 3-minute, 49-second span pushed the advantage to six. Two Krasutsky goals momentarily halted the momentum but Allison scored twice around a Langen goal to make it 18-13 with 5:18 to play. Allison capped the Green Terror scoring, finding Sheppard with 4:54 to play. Gabrielle Liott and Crawley each found the back of the net for Ursinus in the final 3:49 to set the final margin.

THE INSIDE STORY
• Kealey Allison's 12 points did not only tie a program record for points but the eight goals matched her career best while the four assists established a new career best. The eight goals is second in program history for a single game.
• Emma Miller's 13 draw controls is tied for the second most in a single game in program history.
• McDaniel finished with a 35-33 edge in shots and held a 25-11 advantage in draw conrols.
• The 19 goals was a season high for the Green Terror.