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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Capital University women's lacrosse team bounced back from their first loss of the season last week, taking down Ohio Northern 21-9 on Wednesday night in Bernlohr Stadium. Graduate student Kat Walton added another record to her illustrious Capital career, scoring six goals and two assists in the matchup to surpass Kara Hines for the most points in Capital women's lacrosse history.

GETTING IT DONE

• The Polar Bears were first on the board with a goal at 27:48 but Capital quickly answered with a Luci Kanowsky goal to even things back up at one.
• Shortly after, Ohio Northern netted two more scores to take back the advantage at 3-1 with 23:35 to play.
• The Crusaders offense just needed a little bit of time to warm up before going on an eight goal tear that spanned nearly 13-minutes. Walton started it off and scored three times in total during the run. Five different Crusaders found the net with Skyla Caito contributing two herself.
• Capital then scored four more times before the half was up, two of which came at the hands of Walton, to bring the score to 13-5.
• Ohio Northern again drew first blood out of the half but Dana Stover and Kanowsky scored back-to-back to increase the advantage to 15-6.
• The Polar Bears started to mount some momentum and get back into the game with three unanswered goals but Capital would not stand for that.
• To close out the game, the Purple and White scored six consecutive goals from five different players, including Walton with her sixth goal of the evening, to bring home a commanding 21-9 win.

RECORD SETTER

• Kat Walton entered the day in a tie with Kara Hines at 248 career points.
• With her first goal at the 22:48 mark in the half, she inked her name as the all-time leader in points for the program but did not stop there.
• After amassing six goals and two assists, her eight point day places her at the top of the points list with 256 points, 197 goals and 59 assists for her career.

KEY STATS

• Graduate student Brianna Rampi scored two goals for the contest, the latter of which accounted for her 100th career point.
• Brooke Delara matched Walton with eight points, dishing out six assists alongside two goals.
• Kanowsky continued her season success, scoring five goals herself.
• Dana Stover and Skyla Caito each chipped in three goals apiece to bring the team points tally to 29.
• Alex Lowry corralled a career-high 12 draw controls, besting her previous mark by five.

UP NEXT

• Capital hosts Baldwin Wallace on March 20th at 1p.m. in Bernlohr Stadium.
• For more details on policies and protocols regarding spectator attendance, please visit www.athletics.capital.edu/gameday21.