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BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Bowdoin College women's lacrosse team scored its most goals in 15 years, cruising to a 23-7 win over the University of Southern Maine on Sunday afternoon. The Polar Bears improve to 6-3 this season while the Huskies fall to 2-2.

Bowdoin scored the first three goals of the game and stretched their advantage to 13-5 with a four-goal surge right before halftime. After trading goals with Southern Maine to open the second period, Bowdoin scored the final eight goals of the game to total their highest goal output in head coach Liz Grote's seven seasons and the most by a Polar Bear squad since they scored 24 against Wittenberg in 1993.

Ingrid Oelschlager led the Polar Bears with four goals, one assist, seven groundballs and four draw controls. Katy Dissinger also totaled four goals and an assist while Katie Stewart collected three goals and two assists for Bowdoin. Chelsea Albright also posted a hat trick for the hosts while McKenna Teague won a game-high six draw controls for the Polar Bears. Steph Collins-Finn stopped seven shots in 48 minutes while Sarah Marston was forced to make no saves in the final 12 minutes.

Southern Maine was led by four goals from Jessica Knight. Erica Thompson collected a team-high four groundballs while Rachel Lolley made 12 saves in net for the Huskies.