Kelly Irwin, Keystone Sports Information

Box Score

Keystone KEYSTONE 2-12, 2-4

Bryn Athyn BRYN ATH 10-2, 6-0

Keystone KEYSTONE

2-12, 2-4

Final

May. 04, 2022

Bryn Athyn BRYN ATH

10-2, 6-0

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Keystone KEYSTONE	1	0	1	1	3
Bryn Athyn BRYN ATH	9	3	5	2	19

Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | 5/4/2022 11:00:00 PM | Keystone Sports Information

Women's Lacrosse Season Ends With CSAC Semifinal Loss to Lions

Keystone fell to Bryn Athyn, 19-3

BRYN ATHYN, Pa. – Keystone women's lacrosse team had its season ended with a 19-3 loss to top seed Bryn Athyn Wednesday evening in Colonial States Athletic Conference Championships semifinal action at General Ronald K. Nelson Field.

It was a similar result facing the same team the Giants had ended the regular season with just four days prior.

The Lions leaped out to an early 9-0 lead before Krista Strausser (Danville, Pa./Danville) got the Giants on the scoreboard with a late first-quarter goal assisted by Alex Williams (Elkton, Md./The Tome School).

The Giants were held out of the scoring column the rest of the half as Bryn Athyn added three more goals — all via Payton Gormley.

Following an early second-half goal by the Lions, Miranda Mascia (Blakeslee, Pa./Pocono Mountain West) won the ensuing draw control and took it straight to the opposing net for a score.

Strausser closed out the game with her 49th goal of the season — assisted again by Williams — in the waning minutes as the Giants were eliminated from the postseason.

Keystone finished the season at 2-12 overall while Bryn Athyn improved to 10-2 with a matchup against second-seeded Notre Dame of Maryland Saturday for the CSAC Championship.

Inside The Box Score

Strausser won four draw controls to set a new program record of 79 draw controls in a single season. Her 49 goals is also good for third best in a single season with 51 points ranking at No. 6.
Samantha Hamlin (Binghamton, N.Y./Johnson City Central) finished the season with 27 caused turnovers, ranking No. 5 in single-season program records.
Amilee Miller's (South Williamsport, Pa./South Williamsport Area) 21 caused turnovers ranks No. 8 in a single season.
Hannah Osbahr (Old Bridge, N.J./Old Bridge) collected seven saves, bringing her season total to 124 to place her third-best in a single season.
CSAC Player of the Year Payton Gormley led the Lions with six goals and three assists.
CSAC Rookie of the Year Shea Gormley also matched with six scores on the evening.
Four other Bryn Athyn players combined to score the Lions' seven remaining goals.