WATERFORD, CT (March 27, 2026) - The Georgian Court women's lacrosse team secured its third consecutive victory of the season with a dominant 19–6 win over Post University.

How it Happened
• On the draw, GCU won 20-7. 
• The Lions were also the better team on the ground, grabbing 13 ground balls compared to the Eagles 11.
• Turnovers were close; the Lions led with 14 compared to Post's 12. 
• GCU took 31 shots and the Eagles 19. 

1st Quarter
• Erynn Richey started off the Lions offense with a goal 30 seconds in. 
• After Richey's opening goal, GCU went on a 7-0 run to extend their lead to 8-0.
• Of those seven goals, Gabrielle Battle had three. 
• Post got on the board with five minutes remaining. 
• Two minutes later, they put another goal in the net to cut the lead down to six. 
• Lions pushed the lead back to seven with a goal from Nena Menard to wrap up the quarter. 

2nd Quarter
• The first five minutes were scoreless for both teams. 
• Post found the net first with a goal from Maddy Noonan. 
• Caitlin Petrellese had two goals for GCU within two minutes of each other. 
• Nena Menard closed the quarter again with a goal with about 58 seconds remaining. 
• The Lions led 13-3 going into halftime. 

3rd Quarter
• Freshman Adrianna Mosca opened up scoring this half for GCU. 
• Five minutes later, Gabrielle Battle chipped in her fourth goal. 
• Post scored just one goal in the third quarter, and that came from Claire Greene. 
• Lions ended the quarter adding three more to their total. 

4th Quarter
• The Lions last goal of the game came from Erynn Richey with 11 minutes left in the fourth quarter. 
• Post added two more goals to their total to end the game. 
• Georgian Court Lions defeated Post University 19-6. 

Lion Stat Leaders 
• Gabrielle Battle led with five goals and two assists. 
• Nena Menard had four goals and 13 draw controls. 
• Caitlin Petrellese and Erynn Richey each had a hat trick. 

For the Eagles 
• Claire Greene had three goals for Post. 
• Peyton Tully had four draw controls. 
• Caryss Kehl had one goal and four draw controls. 

News and Notes
• Caitlin Petrellese totaled her 100th point. 
• Gabrielle Battle's five goals is her career high. 
• Nena Menard had her 100th career draw control. 

Up Next
• The women's lacrosse team now gets a bit of rest before returning to action. They return to their home field on April 4th at 12 PM, where they're set to face Wilmington University.