FINAL SCORE: Siena 11, Vermont 7
Loudonville, NY. – Vermont (2-4) took a loss in Loudonville on Wednesday afternoon, falling to Siena (1-4) at Hickey Field. Lydia Doraz and Meghan O'Connor led the Catamounts with two goals apiece.
 
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COACH'S QUOTE
"We continue to make similar mistakes and need better effort on the field." head coach Sarah Dalton Graddock said. "As the head coach it is my responsibility to find the answers to make this team better."

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Siena started the game off with a goal off a free position shot at the 12:40 mark.
• With four minutes remaining in the 1^st quarter, Siena would go up 2-0.
• Siena led at the end first quarter 3-0.
• After going down 5-0 in the second quarter, Kendall Traveis would bury a goal off a rebound to put the Catamounts on the board with eight minutes remaining in the half.
• Two minutes later, Siena responded with their own goal going up 6-1.
• At the 2:17 mark, Maddie Erskine scored a goal in the middle as the Catamounts still trailed 6-2.
• Siena led at the half 7-2
• Meghan O'Connor opened up the 2^nd half burying a goal cutting the deficit to 4.
• Siena would proceed to go on a 3-0 run leading 10-3 at the 8:42 mark in the 3^rd.
• Lydia Doraz scored off a Karina Sethi assist as Vermont trailed 10-4.
• Both teams were held scoreless in the 3^rd quarter.
• After going down 4-11 early in the 4^th, the Catamounts would end the game on a 3-0 run.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Sophomore Lydia Doraz and Graduate Student Meghan O'Connor led the way with a team-high two goals for the Catamounts.
• Caitlin Haggerty tailied one goal and one assist.
• Sabine godwin had a team-high three draw controls.
• Vermont went 18-19 in their clears.
• UVM edged Siena in ground balls 21 to 19.

UP NEXT
Vermont will head on the road again for a matchup against LIU on Sunday (Mar. 9). The matchup with the Sharks is set for 1 p.m. ET at Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium and will broadcast live on NEC Front Row.