No. 8 Women's Lacrosse treated Williams, 9-5

Williamstown, trade fair. -The Lacrosse team of the Wesleyan women in Wesley exceeded Williams 6-0 in the first half, which in the end was more than enough when the cardinals defeated the Ephs on Friday evening in a little three collapse of Farley-Lamb Field. Wesleyan (3-1, 1-1 Nescac) are winners of three episodes, while the Ephs (1-3, 0-2 Nescac) drop another conference game.

After an early green card to Williams' Anna Miller, just 23 seconds after the start, the cardinals came with one. Elle Priesing '26 Free position target on the player-up. Williams fought to get a river when the Ephs turned the ball in the game with each of their first seven possessions. Wesleyan managed to transform one of these Miscues into a goal Dylan Green '26 achieved the cardinals after a 2-0 lead.

The cardinals added four other unanswered goals in the second quarter and scored early goals from Addie cummings '26 and Lindsey Diomede '26 to make it a game with four goals. Mya Wharyas '27 then it made 5-0 a little more than four minutes later Kiara Tangney '25 scored 6-0 in her return to the cardinal line-up during her first game.

After Williams went without a goal for 30 minutes, he scored a bit offensive with a goal in the second half. Becca Dibble '26 later replied with a player-up strike on the player when the two teams exchanged goals in the entire third quarter and swapped 9: 4 in the fourth goals.

The Ephs scored an early goal from Sasha Landau to make it a game with four goals with 10:50, but Izzy wine gray '26 closed the door for a potential comeback and saves on both Williams' shots in the goal in the last 10:50 a.m.

Tangney played well in her first game of the season and registered a three -point evening with two goals and an assist. Waryas also had three points, a total of one goal and two templates. Priesing had a goal and an assist, while a total of eight cardinals achieved at least once in victory.

Weintraub played well and scored at least two parades in three of the four quarters and ended with only five goals at nine at night. The junior goalkeeper added four floor balls to its total amount.

Madeline Johnson '28 had two sales prompted to lead Wesleyan defense, while four cardinals each had two floor balls.

It is a short turnaround for the cardinals that travel to Florida on Saturday before they are directed against Endicott on Monday at 7 p.m. in Publix Park in Panama City Beach.