Complete Game Notes

Tournament Time: Gettysburg College and Clark Field will host the NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse Championship for the seventh time in the last nine seasons. The Bullets have hosted an opening-round game in each of the last three campaigns.

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Gettysburg Breakdown: Gettysburg is making its 12th consecutive and 13th overall appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The Bullets rank fourth all-time with 20 victories in the national playoffs and they have appeared in the semifinals five times since 2006. In 2011, the team claimed its first national title. Gettysburg clinched an automatic bid to the postseason after wrapping up its league record eighth Centennial Conference title over the weekend. The Bullets defeated Washington College 17-9 in the semifinals before downing sixth-ranked Franklin & Marshall 14-11 in the title game. Senior Lindsey Robinson poured in 12 points over the weekend and leads the team with 89 on the year. Freshman Amanda Borucki and Maggie Connolly shined in the conference final with each player netting three goals and one assist.

Rowan Breakdown: Rowan is making its 10th appearance in the NCAA playoffs. The Profs received an at-large bid to the tournament after finishing runner-up in the New Jersey Athletic Conference. Rowan has won its last six contests heading into the postseason. Rowan's last appearance in the national playoffs came in 2011. The Profs gave fifth-ranked Salisbury a stiff test before falling 10-6. Sophomore Becca Wood leads Rowan with 80 goals, 87 points, and 22 caused turnovers. She was named All-Boardwalk Region First Team and All-NJAC First Team. Senior Shannon O'Brien was also named to both teams after recording 128 draw controls, 42 ground balls, and 19 caused turnovers. O'Brien ranks seventh in the nation in ground balls.

NCAA Experience: Nearly every single Bullet outside of the freshmen class has appeared in an NCAA playoff game. The senior class has 11 postseason contests under its belt and has helped Gettysburg log a 9-2 record over the last three seasons. After leading the team to the national semis in 2010, the current seniors and juniors helped Gettysburg claim its first NCAA title in 2011. The Bullets took down Adrian (25-10), Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (18-11), Salisbury (14-11), Cortland (13-11), and Bowdoin (16-5). Hannah Church '12 was named Most Outstanding Player after shattering tournament records for goals (26) and points (29). She was joined on the All-Tournament team by Maddie Coleman '12, Lindsey Robinson '13, Mairead McGuirk '13, and Kelsey Markiewicz '14. The team was unable to repeat its performance in 2012, falling to Middlebury 15-9 in the regional final.

NCAA Opener: Gettysburg is 10-2 all-time in the opening contest of the NCAA Tournament. The Bullets have won their last four national playoff openers since falling to Middlebury in 2008. Gettysburg has out-scored its foes 80-28 in its last four NCAA openers.

Taking Care of Business: Gettysburg holds a decided advantage over teams ranked outside the top 10. The Bullets have won 134-straight games against non-top-10 teams since dropping an 8-7 decision to No. 17 Franklin & Marshall on March 30, 2005.

Coaching Elite: After becoming just the seventh collegiate women's lacrosse coach to win 300 games last spring, Gettysburg coach Carol Cantele '83 picked up her 300th win at Gettysburg with a 16-9 win over Washington on April 20. Cantele ranks sixth in NCAA history (all divisions) with 328 coaching victories. She has led the Bullets to 18 consecutive winning seasons. Since 2000, Gettysburg has posted a record of 244-46 (.841).

Super Seniors: Gettysburg's senior class of Alex Casey, Ally Duggan, Mairead McGuirk, Lindsay Menton, Kat Nestor, Lindsey Robinson, and Hayward Sawers is attempting to go down as the most successful class in school history. The seniors enter today's contest having led Gettysburg to a record of 74-11 over the last four seasons. The 74 victories are currently tied with the Class of 2006.

All-Centennial Conference: Six Bullets were named All-Centennial Conference this week. Seniors Lindsey Robinson, Mairead McGuirk, and Hayward Sawers were named first team. Junior Loren Pruitt was tabbed second team, while junior Kelsey Markiewicz and sophomore Bridget Kenny earned honorable mention. Carol Cantele was named CC Coach of the Year for the first time, while freshman Amanda Borucki was tagged the conference's inaugural Rookie of the Year.

All-Metro Region: Six Bullets picked up all-region accolades. Lindsey Robinson, Mairead McGuirk, and Loren Pruitt earned first-team honors, while Kelsey Markiewicz, Hayward Sawers, and Alex Casey landed second-team status. Robinson, McGuirk, Pruitt, and Casey were all repeat selections.

Field General: Senior Lindsey Robinson does more work than most attackers behind the cage. The All-American directs the offense and keepts it running at a high level. This spring, Robinson has set a personal mark with 54 assists which puts her third in school history for a single season. She has also climbed to second in career assists (141) and is tied for third in career points (278).

On the Mark: Junior Kelsey Markiewicz has scored at least one point in each of her last 54 games. After suffering a season-ending injury 13 games into her sophomore campaign, Markiewicz has bounced back with a career-high 59 points this spring. Her 22 assists this season are double her previous personal high.

Rising Up: No Bullet thrives in big games more than junior Loren Pruitt. In eight games against top-20 foes, Pruitt has tossed in a team-high 24 goals. She has scored at least two goals in each game, including five in a win over No. 6 Franklin & Marshall. The junior attacker leads the team with 49 scores and has knocked down 61.3 percent of her shot attempts.

Fleet of Foot: Senior Hayward Sawers is a primary outlet from the defensive end of the field and for good reason. Sawers is arguably one of the fastest players in the conference and possibly the nation and has helped Gettysburg post an 86.8 clear percentage this spring - the program's best over the last 12 years. Since transferring from the University of Florida following her freshman season, Sawers has led the Bullets in ground balls (126) and caused turnovers (62). She was also one of the top players on the Bullets field hockey squad and produced 47 points in 45 career games.