Lakewood, NJ (April 25, 2026) - The Georgian Court Lions closed out their regular season with a 9–4 loss to the Dominican Chargers, who secured the top spot as regular-season champions.

How it Happened
• Dominican had 23 shots compared to the Lions 15. 
• Turnovers were close, with the Lions having 23 to the Chargers 20. 
• Groundballs were in favor of DUNY, who had 19, and GCU had 16. 
• Dominican was in control of the draw control, leading 11-4. 
• Lions had 10 cards in the game, and Dominican had eight. 
1st Quarter
• Madison Mileti opened up scoring for the game, she scored just two minutes in to get Dominican on the board. 
• Two of her teammates followed along, and Dominican was up three with seven minutes left in the first quarter. 
• The Lions were held without a shot until the 5:55 mark, when Caitlin Petrellese finally tested Dominican goalkeeper Daniela Parisi, who made the save.
• GCU had two more opportunities in the quarter and was unable to capitalize. 
2nd Quarter
• After a slow start for both teams, the Lions struck first in the quarter as Erynn Richey found Jill Konschak for the first goal of the day for GCU.
• Dani Cox gave DUNY their first and only goal of the quarter with 2:13 remaining. 
• With one second on the clock, Nena Menard had a free-position opportunity to cut the lead to one, but Daniela Parisi made a big save for the Chargers before halftime.
3rd Quarter
• Micahela Scirotto started the scoring with a free-position goal for GCU. 
• DUNY's Madison Mileti then had two goals within two minutes to extend their lead by four. 
• Dominican had one more goal before the half from Dani Cox. 
4th Quarter
• The quarter opened with another goal from Madison Mileti. 
• Nena Menard gave the Lions their third goal with five minutes remaining. 
• The Chargers final goal came from Madison Mileti and they lead by six. 
• Caitlin Petrellese scored with two minutes remaining for the Lions final goal. 
Lion Stat Leaders
• Jill Konschak, Michaela Scirrotto, Caitlin Petrellese, and Nena Menard all had one goal. 
• Addison Rivera had four ground balls, two draw controls, and one caused turnover. 
• Gabrielle Battle had three caused turnovers. 
• Natalie Moradian made six saves in net. 

For the Chargers
• Madison Mileti had five goals and eight draw controls. 
• Dani Cox had three goals. 
• Jenna Rigo had five ground balls and four caused turnovers. 
• Daniela Parisi had six saves. 

News and Notes
• Jill Konschak started in her 50th game. 
• Addison Rivera got her 50th caused turnover. 
• Dominican's nine goals are the fewest the Lions have allowed since a 17–4 win in 2016.

Up Next
• The Lions will host Bridgeport in the first round of the CACC playoffs. The game is scheduled for Tuesday, April 28, with time to be determined