LAKEWOOD, NJ (April 29, 2026) - After facing Dominican this past Saturday, the Georgian Court University women's lacrosse team will travel to Orangeburg, New York, for a rematch against the Chargers. Last season, Dominican defeated the Lions in the conference semifinals and went on to capture the championship, adding extra motivation for Georgian Court heading into this match up.
Opponent
No.1 seed Dominican Chargers (13-3, 9-0 CACC)
Where
Orangeburg, NY - O'Brien Field
When
Thursday, April 30 - 3:30 pm
How to Watch
• Thursday's game is available to watch via a free-to-view broadcast on the Dominican portal of the CACC Digital Network powered by HUDL. Live stats are also available at gculions.com.
Ticketing
$10 - Adults
$5 - Student/Seniors/Children
Previously vs. Dominican
• This 2026 match up will be the two teams fifth straight postseason meeting.
• In these last four match ups Dominican is 3-1.
• That includes a Lions 20-5 loss last season in the semi-finals.
• Just four days ago, these two teams met for the final game of the regular season.
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The Lions limited the Chargers to just nine goals, their second-lowest output of the season, but were only able to score four times themselves.
• It was a defensive battle for both teams, with the Lions also recording their lowest-scoring game of the season.
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Jill Konschak, Michaela Scirrotto, Caitlin Petrellese, and
Nena Menard all had one goal.
Last Time Out
• CACC playoffs began, and the Lions took on the Bridgeport Purple Knights.
• GCU started strong, jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the first quarter, while the Lions held the Purple Knights scoreless until the 8:03 mark of the second quarter.
• The Lions posted five goals in the second quarter and six in the third to pull away from Bridgeport.
• The Lions defeated the No.5 Bridgeport 17-6 in the opening round of the CACC playoffs.
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Nena Menard had four goals and seven draw controls.
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Natalie Moradian made 11 saves in the net.
Individual Milestones
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Nena Menard is three goals away from 80.
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Michaela Scirrotto needs two more draw controls for her 50th.
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Jill Konschak needs five more draw controls for her 100th.
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Addison Rivera needs two more ground balls to reach her 90th.
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Gabrielle Battle needs two more assists to reach 50.
Who's Hot?
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Caitlin Petrellese has scored in every game since March 19th.
• Both
Erynn Richey and
Emily Smith had a hat trick in the last game.
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Nena Menard scored four goals against Bridgeport in the opening round of the playoffs.
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Nena Menard scored a career-high seven goals against Holy Family in the CACC Tournament Opening Round.
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Addison Rivera has had eight ground balls in the last two games.
CACC Leaders
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Gabrielle Battle is seventh in the conference for assists, and
Caitlin Petrellese is 11th.
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Nena Menard ranks fifth in draw controls, and
Caitlin Petrellese is right behind her in sixth.
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Michaela Scirrotto is third in the CACC in free-position goals per game.
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Addison Rivera is fifth for ground balls, and
Caitlin Petrellese is seventh.
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Natalie Moradian is third in saves and save percentage.
•They're fourth in draw control percentage and fourth in shot percentage.
• GCU is fifth in points per game and eighth in ground balls per game.
CACC Postseason Picture
• At 6-3, Georgian Court secured the No. 4 seed in the upcoming CACC Tournament.
• The top six teams all make the postseason, with the top-two receiving byes to the semifinals.
• Dominican and Jefferson finished as the 1 and 2 seeds.
• Wilmington and Georgian Court both advanced, meaning all the top seeds are in the semifinals.
• Georgian Court plays at Dominican and Wilmington is at Jefferson, with the winners heading to the CACC Tournament.
• The CACC Tournament Championship game will be hosted by Wilmington. That was predetermined before the start of the season and takes place Saturday, May 2.
• The CACC Tournament Champion receives the CACC's automatic bid to the NCAA Regional Championship.
About the Opponent
Dominican Chargers
• CACC defending champions Dominican are looking to repeat.
• They finished the regular season 9-0 in the CACC and are 13-3 overall.
• Playing at home, Dominican is 7-0. They've also won 11 straight since a loss at Lynn.
• Dominican is a very sound defensive team. They're allowing just 3.56 goals against them in the CACC.
• Madison Mileti leads the conference in points per game and is fourth in the nation.
• Mileti has had 54 goals and 50 assists this season for 104 on the year.
• Jenna Rigo is averaging 3.53 caused turnovers per game on the defensive end.
• In goal, Dani Parisi is second in goals against average.
• They are first in fewest turnovers per game with 12.44, which brings them to second in the nation.
