Women's Lacrosse
2006 Highlights
April 25, 2006DEVILS NEAR PLAYOFF BERTH
Fredonia State won its third straight game -- its second straight in the SUNYAC -- to move closer to a conference playoff berth ...
April 22, 2006
DEVILS STUN EAGLES FOR FIRST TIME
Fredonia State scored the final seven goals of the game Saturday to rally for a first-ever win over Brockport, 12-11 At left, sophomore Christie Zaganiaczyk leaps, shoots, and scores the tying goal. Nicole VanEtten scored the game-winner and goalkeeper Sarah Wright came up big down the stretch ...
April 19, 2006
DEVILS END SKID WITH OT WIN
Fredonia State broke a five-game losing streak with a 12-11 overtime win over Rochester Institute of Technology ...
April 18, 2006
DEVILS FALL AT GENESEO
Geneseo defeated the Blue Devils, 21-3, in SUNYAC action Tuesday ...
April 14, 2006
DRAGONS FIRE PAST DEVILS
Cortland State scored the first 15 goals in defeating Fredonia State...
April 12, 2006
DEVILS FALL TO GANNON
The women's lacrosse team dropped a 19-4 decision to a the No. 8 ranked Division II Gannon Golden Knights ...
April 11, 2006
BENGALS BITE DEVILS
The women's lacrosse team was unable to make a 7-5 lead at the half stand up, as they dropped a 13-10 decision to Buffalo State ...
April 8, 2006
DEVILS FALL TO ONEONTA
The high powered offensive attack of the Oneonta Red Dragons was too much for Fredonia State Saturday afternoon ...
April 6, 2006
STRIKING GOLDSWORTHY
Fredonia State sophomore Kaleena Goldsworthy had a school-record eight goals in a 19-14 home win over Oberlin ...
March 29, 2006
THIS RALLY FALLS SHORT
One day after staging a last-minute rally in its season opener, the Fredonia State women's lacrosse team was faced with similar prospects Wednesday vs. Hartwick ...
March 28, 2006
TWO LATE GOALS CARRY DEVILS
Fredonia State scored twice in the final minute Tuesday to down Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 8-7, in the season-opening game at West Palm Beach, Fla. ...
March 17, 2006
SOPHS FORM '06 BACKBONE
Head coach Chris Case feels the experienced gained by last year's freshmen class could be the key to a successful 2006 season ...