Ten University of Hartford women's lacrosse players scored, including a trio of players registering hat tricks, as the Hawks claimed the 19-3 victory Wednesday over the Wentworth Institute of Technology on Al-Marzook Field at Alumni Field.
 
Freshman Madison Olmstead finished with three goals and three assists, while senior Lenaijah Ferguson and junior Meghan Smith finished with three goals and two goals each.
 
Hartford scored six goals in each of the first two periods, and then added three goals in the third period and four in the fourth period.

In addition to the offensive prowess, sophomore Shelby Frashure established a pair of records on defense. Her six caused turnovers set a record for most in a game. It also gave her 16 caused turnovers this season, which breaks the old record of 14.
 
Graduate student Hanna Ramsey played the first half, allowing one goal with seven saves, while freshman Mandi Rivard allowed two goals with three saves.
 
INSIDE THE BOX & NOTES

• Hartford finished with 12 assists, the second-most in any game this season.
• The 19 goals scored were also the second-most for the Hawks.
• Three other players – sophomore Courtney Ingham, sophomore Erin Johns, and freshman Laurel McIntosh – finished with a pair of goals.
• Hartford was 14-of-17 on clear attempts.
• Olmstead and Ferguson combined for 10 of the team's 16 draw controls as the Hawks held the 16-9 advantage.
• The Hawks were 4-of-6 on free-position shots.

 
WHAT'S NEXT
Hartford (5-6 overall, 3-1 CCC) travels to the University of New England 1 p.m. Saturday.