BRUNSWICK, Maine – The Bowdoin College women's lacrosse team earned an authoritative victory in its regular season home finale, 23-13, over Endicott on Wednesday night at Ryan Field. The Polar Bears improve to 5-8 on the season while the Gulls fall to 8-7.
 
Game Highlights

• The Polar Bears took command early, scoring the first seven goals of the match and sprinting to an early lead. Emelia Krakora and Colleen McAloon each had two goals in the game-opening run.
• After falling behind 9-1, Endicott chipped away at the Bowdoin lead, closing to within 9-6 following a 5-0 run to close the first period and open the second.
• Bowdoin steadied itself and was able to maintain a four-goal edge at intermission, 12-8, thanks to a late goal by Sophia Sudano.
• The Polar Bears put the contest away in the third quarter, scoring four times in the final 3:26 of the frame to push the contest into running time.
• Bowdoin maintained at least a ten-goal edge for the final 12:38 to secure the victory.

By The Numbers

• The 23 goals were a season-high for the Polar Bears and marked the first 20-goal outburst for the Polar Bears since March of 2022.
• Colleen McAloon led Bowdoin with five goals and two assists while Emelia Krakora had four goals, an assist and a season-high 12 draw controls.
• Fiona Bundy also had four goals while Sophia Sudano added three.
• Goaltender Sophie Brett made seven saves in the victory while Courtney McKenna added two caused turnovers. Lauren Burke and Sophia Sudano shared the team lead with three ground balls.

Up Next

• Bowdoin will look to secure a NESCAC postseason berth on Saturday when they head to Connecticut College for a noon start.