LAKEWOOD, NJ (April 7th, 2026) - The Lions used a massive nine-goal surge in the second quarter to take control and secure another conference victory, moving to 3–1 in the CACC.

How it Happened
• Georgian Court had 29 shots and Holy Family just 12. 
• Holy Family turned the ball over 20 times, and the Lions close behind with 17. 
• Ground balls were in favor of GCU, 17-15. 
• GCU was in control of the draw controls; they had 15, and Holy Family had three. 

First Period
• Holy Family struck first three minutes into the game, Julia Leibig had the first goal of the game. 
• Five minutes later, Michaela Scirrotto got the Lions on the board. 
• With two minutes remaining in the half, Jill Konschak found Adrianna Mosca to put the Lions up one. 

Second Period
• The Lions had a powerful nine-goal second quarter to put some space between them and Holy Family. 
• Nena Menard's first goal of the game opened up scoring for both teams in the second. 
• Adrianna Mosca found her groove and got two in the net for the Lions. 
• Nena Menard was able to score two more for GCU in the quarter. 
• Caitlin Petrellese netted her first goal of the day with five minutes remaining in the quarter and added two more before the period ended, all assisted by Gabrielle Battle.
• Another GCU goal, and this time from Emily Smith, put the Lions up 11-1 going into the half. 

Third Period
• A slow start for both teams, the first and only goal was not scored until five minutes remaining. 
• It was  Holy Family who broke the drought. Morgan Wise got the Tigers second goal on the board. 

Fourth Quarter
• Caitlin Petrellese's fourth goal came forty seconds into the half, assisted by Jill Konschak. 
• GCU also saw contributions from Nena Menard and Erynn Richey, who each scored in the fourth
• Caitlin Petrellese capped the game with a free-position goal in the final 23 seconds, giving the Lions a 15–2 victory.

Lion Stat Leaders
• Caitlin Petrellese had five goals and eight draw controls. 
• Nena Menard had four goals, four caused turnovers, and five draw controls. 
• Adrianna Mosca had three goals. 
• Gabrielle Battle had three assists, and Jill Konschak added two. 
• Addison Rivera had five ground balls. 
• Natalie Moradian had seven saves in net. 

For the Tigers
• Julia Leibig had one goal. 
• Morgan Wise had one goal. 
• Lexi Ryan had four ground balls. 

News and Notes
• This is the Lions 13th straight win against Holy Family. 
• Caitlin Petrellese had a season high of five goals. 
• Jill Konschak got her 75th draw control. 

Up Next
• Next up, the Lions visit Felician University on Saturday, April 11, with kickoff scheduled for 2:00 p.m