CLEVELAND, Tenn. – For the first time in program history, the Lee University women's lacrosse team had a shutout. The Lady Flames defeated Southern Wesleyan University 25-0 on Wednesday evening. It was also the largest margin of victory in program history at 25.

Lee bounced back from two straight losses with a win to improve to 3-4 while SWU fell to 0-5.
 
The Lady Flames will now head out on the road for a three game road trip starting with a matchup against Lincoln Memorial University on Thursday, March 5 at 5 PM in Maryville, Tenn.
 
Lee scored ten goals in the first quarter to set the tone. Lanie Carroll had three goals in the first as did Kaitlyn Lawrence. Emma Bailey had two, while Kylee Kangas and Taylor McGovern each scored in the first.
 
In the second, Abby Davidheiser, Jess Ryan, Carroll, Lawrence, Noelle Harrington, and Rosali Colangelo each scored and Lee led 16-0 at halftime.
 
Only three goals for Lee in the third quarter. Lily Tomczik, Carroll and Bailey each scored.
 
Lee finished the game with six goals in the fourth. Tomczik, Colangelo, Bailey, and Tara Orloski all found the back of the net. 
 
Carroll ended the game with five goals. Bailey had four goals as did Lawrence. Lee had 18 assists in the win. Tomczik, Carroll, and Harrington each had three assists.
 
Lee outshot SWU 34-3 in the win. In goal, Weisman had one save and Sydney Mayo had two saves. 

Coach Megan Smith's Thoughts:

"After Wednesday's loss, we really focused on us. We looked at what went wrong and what went right. We put it to use today. We did a great job spreading out and assisted 18 of our 25 goals. We told the team focus on the little things not the outcome."