NEW LONDON, N.H.  – Senior Sydney Stevens (Laconia, N.H.) surpassed 100 career points on Wednesday with a dominant 23-2 win over Anna Maria College.

Rapid Recap: 

• Sophomore Heather Hanson (Barnstable, Mass.) kicked off the scoring with a goal just a minute and 55 seconds into the game. Stevens added to the lead with an unassisted goal with 12:39 to go in the first.The AMCATS picked up their first goal next, but a 5-0 Charger counter gave Colby-Sawyer a 7-1 lead heading into the second quarter. Sophomore Sophia Kuhlthau (Cheshire, Conn.) and Hanson each added two goals during the run, while first year Cecilia Ponzini (Windham, N.H.) added the last goal. 
• Kuhlthau kick started the second quarter with her third goal of the day before Stevens netted back-to-back goals to secure point number 100. First year Elena Bronson (Bristol, Vt.) was next with a goal on a feed from Hanson. Senior Hannah Marquis (Weare, N.H.) made the lead 12-1 with her first strike of the game. Sophomore Emma Webster (Campton, N.H.) created the next goal with two caused turnovers before Hanson picked up her 25th goal of the year to end the first half scoring. 
• To start the second half junior Simone Long (Wales, Maine) went in between the posts for the remainder of the game. Another two more caused turnovers from Webster the Chargers got on the board again as Kuhlthau put one past the AMCATS. Junior Olivia Romo (Marlboro, Vt.) got on the board next finishing a goal from Hanson. First year Anika Jenkins (Tyngsboro, Mass.) added another goal before Hanson put home the 18th goal of the day for the Chargers. Anna Maria closed the third quarter with another goal as Colby-Sawyer led 18-2 after three quarters.
• First year Sophie Pedro (Scituate, R.I.) started off the scoring in the fourth quarter with her fourth of the season. Jenkins added her second of the day to extend the lead to 18 goals. Romo and Bronson added scores before junior Mary Charity (Somerville, Mass.) finished home the last goal of the day on a pass from junior Sarah Babb (South Yarmouth, Mass.). 

Player Spotlight:
"It feels so exciting and I'm happy to be able to do it with this team", said senior Sydney Stevens (Laconia, N.H.). "They've been with me my entire college lacrosse career, so I feel so happy to reach this accomplishment with my favorite little rats. I always say one of the best things about Colby-Sawyer women's lacrosse is how well rounded we are, and there are so many of us who are capable of putting the ball in the back of the net. Today was a perfect example of that, like getting to see ten of us on the scoreboard, cause was all just so amazing. We have three GNAC games this week, and the first one was a little rough for us, so it was good to come back out with a win for the second one. Hoping to get another win on Friday and go 2-for-3 this week."

Stats & Figures:

• Stevens reached 100 points on 67 goals and 33 assists in 32 games played. 
• Hanson led the offensive output with five goals, four assists and three ground balls. Kuhlthau registered four goals and three ground balls. Stevens tallied three goals, an assist and four ground balls. Romo added two goals and an assist. 
• Webster was a star on defense today tying a career-high with six caused turnovers to go with five ground balls. 
• Sophomore AJ Paton (Exeter, N.H.) picked up the win with 30 minutes of game action, while Long added a save in 30 minutes.

Up Next:
The Chargers will travel to Dean College for a Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) matchup on Friday, March 31st with a 4:00 PM start.

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