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  • Barham receives IWLCA academic honor - 08/11/2008

  • Sarah WadeBridgewater College's Brooke Barham was recognized on the IWLCA academic honor roll released Monday.

    The IWLCA announced that 172 Division III student-athletes earned Academic Honor Roll status for 2008. Players must have achieved at least junior year status and have a minimum GPA of 3.2.
  • Three Eagles earn honorable mention - 05/02/2008

  • Sarah WadeLauren KondorColleen SchwindThree Bridgewater College Eagles were named to the All-ODAC lacrosse team released Friday by the conference office.

    Seniors Sarah Wade and Lauren Kondor and sophomore Colleen Schwind received honorable mention on the all-conference team.

    Wade was second on the team in scoring with 24 goals and 16 assists. She led the Eagles in ground balls and caused turnovers. Wade led the ODAC and ranked No. 7 in Division III in caused turnovers with 2.73 per game.

    Kondor finished the season with 14 goals and seven assists. She was second on the team in ground balls and caused turnovers.

    Schwind finished the season with 164 saves as the BC goalkeeper. She led the ODAC in saves with 10.93 per game.
  • Guilford holds off Eagles, 15-9 - 04/13/2008

  • Lauren KondorBridgewater's lacrosse season came to an end Sunday afternoon at Jopson Field as the Eagles fell to Guilford College, 15-9, in ODAC action.

    The Eagles fell behind 6-1 at the half, but the team put up a spirited battle in the second half, playing the Quakers on event terms. The early deficit, however, was too much to overcome as the Eagles finished the season with a 5-10 overall record and a 1-7 mark in the ODAC.

    Sarah Wade and Leslie Crawford led the Eagles as each player scored three goals. Lindsay Snyder, Sarah Bursey and Jordan Kwong added one goal apiece. Lauren Kondor finished with three assists and Bursey added two assists. Erin Cartwright and Brooke Barham also added one assist each.

    Colleen Schwind allowed 11 goals and finished with nine saves. Schwind entered the game ranked No. 5 in the nation with 129 saves on the season.
  • Sweet Briar edges Eagles, 11-10 - 04/12/2008

  • Sarah Wade Sweet Briar scored four unanswered goals late in the game to take the lead and then held on in the final seconds to defeat Bridgewater College, 11-10, Saturday in ODAC lacrosse action.

    The Eagles led 4-3 at the half on goals by Sarah Wade, Sarah Burseym Lindsay Snyder and Erin Cartwright.

    Goals by Emily Hammer and Lauren Kondor broke a 7-7 tie and gave the Eagles a 9-7 lead with 8:33 left in the game.

    Sweet Briar then scored the next four goals – two each by Megan Behrle and Meredith Newman – to take an 11-9 lead with 2:15 left to play.

    Wade scored on a free position shot with 1:38 left to pull the Eagles within one, but BC was unable to put in a tying goal in the closing seconds as Sweet Briar held on for the victory.

    Wade led the Eagles with three goals and two assists and Bursey added two goals. Hammer, Kondor, Cartwright, Snyder and Crawford scored one goal apiece for BC.

    Bridgewater closes out its season Sunday afternoon at home when the Eagles host Guilford College at 2 p.m.
  • Roanoke defeats Eagles, 14-5 - 04/09/2008

  • lacrosse logoRoanoke College took a 10-1 lead in the first half and defeated Bridgewater College, 14-5, in ODAC lacrosse action Wednesday.

    Scoring the goals for the Eagles were Emily Hammer, Leslie Crawford, Sarah Bursey, Lauren Kondor and Jordan Kwong. Recording assists were Erin Cartwright, Bursey and Sarah Wade.

    Goalkeeper Colleen Schwind recorded 12 saves for the Eagles.

    Gina Valles led the Maroons with four goals and Amanda Hutchins added three. Brooke Laufman and Carolyn Miller scored two goals each for Roanoke while teammates Meegan Rourke and Sunni Ray added one goal apiece.

    The Eagles are now 5-8 and 1-5 in the ODAC. Roanoke is 7-7 overall and 4-2 in the ODAC.
  • Eagles edge Ferrum, 9-8 - 04/05/2008

  • Lauren KondorBridgewater took a 5-4 halftime lead and held on for a 9-8 victory over Ferrum College in non-conference lacrosse action Satruday.

    Corinne Musanti opened the second half with two goals to give the Panthers the lead, but the Eagles responded with three straight goals to regain the lead for good.

    Sarah Wade scored off an assist from Sarah Bursey to tie the score and Lauren Kondor scored an unassisted goal to put the Eagles up 7-6. Emily Hammer then score off an assist from Erin Cartwright to make the score 8-6.

    Olivia Mendoza pulled the Panthers to within one but Lindsay Snyder answered to give BC a 9-7 margin with 6:46 left.

    Cara Jenkins scored for Ferrum at the 4:36 mark to make it a one-goal game at 9-8, but the Eagles held the Panthers scoreless the rest of the way to preserve the 9-9 victory.

    Wade, Snyder and Bursey scored two goals each to lead the BC attack. Hammer, Kondor and Crystal Reynolds each added one goal.

    BC goalkeeper Colleen Schwind finished the game with 10 saves.

    Bridgewater is now 5-7 overall. Ferrum falls to 3-7.
  • Eagles pick up first ODAC victory - 04/02/2008

  • lacrosse logoBridgewater College picked up its first conference win of the season by defeating Hollins, 14-1, Wednesday at Jopson Field.

    Erin Cartwright led the Eagles with three goals and two assists. Jordan Kwong, Leslie Crawford, Sarah Bursey, Sarah Wade and Lindsay Snyder each scored two goals. Emily Hammer scored one goal for the Eagles.

    Wade added four assists while Crawford and Snyder had two assists apiece. Kwong, Hammer and Bursey each added one assist.

    Colleen Schwind and Jennifer Midgette combined for 10 saves and allowed just the one goal.

    The Eagles are now 4-7 overall and 1-4 in the ODAC.
  • Randolph-Macon defeats Eagles - 04/01/2008

  • Sarah Wade Randolph-Macon took a 10-3 halftime lead and went on to defeat Bridgewater College, 18-3, Tuesday in ODAC lacrosse action.

    Lindsay Snyder scored two goals and Leslie Crawford added one for the Eagles. Crawford and Sarah Wade had one assist each.

    Lacy Phelps led the Yellow Jackets attack with four goals and one assistn and Emily Kent added three goals and two assists.

    Bridgewater is now 3-7 overall and 0-4 in the ODAC. Randolph-Macon improves to 4-6, 4-1 in the conference.
  • Eagles drop close match to Marymount - 03/29/2008

  • Lindsay SnyderMarymount took a 7-4 lead at halftime and held off Bridgewater College in the second half to defeat the Eagles, 12-8, Saturday in non-conference lacrosse action.

    Lindsay Snyder led the Eagles' attack with three goals. Sarah Wade, Lauren Kondor, Jordan Kwong, Leslie Crawford and Sarah Bursey each added one goal for Bridgewater.
  • Eagles blank Trinity, 15-0 - 03/27/2008

  • lacrosse logoThirteen players scored goals Thursday as Bridgewater College defeated Trinity, 15-0, in non-conference lacrosse action.

    Lindsay Snyder and Sarah Wade scored two goals each to lead the Eagles. Also scoring for BC were Erin Cartwright, Leslie Crawford, Sarah Bursey, Jordan Kwong, Stephanie Toman, Crystal Reynolds, Brooke Barham, Lauren Kondor, Christine Larkin, Paige Riegen and Emily Hammer.

    Colleen Schwind had three saves in the first half and Jennifer Midgette added two in the second half to combine for the shutout.
  • Keene State defeats Eagles, 19-10 - 03/19/2008

  • lacrosse logoKeene State defeated Bridgewater College, 19-10, Wednesday in non-conference lacrosse action played at Hilton Head, S.C.

    The Eagles were within striking distance at the half, trailing just 10-7, but Keene State pulled away in the second half.

    Lindsay Snyder scored four goals to lead the attack. Lauren Kondor added three goals followed by Sarah Wade with two and Sarah Bursey with two.

    Leslie Crawford finished with four assists for the Eagles. Wade added two assists and Erin Crawford tallied one.
  • Eagles' rally comes up short - 03/17/2008

  • lacrosse logoBridgewater College’s second-half rally came up just short Monday as the Eagles lost to UMass-Dartmouth, 14-11, in non-conference lacrosse action play at Hilton Head, SC.

    The Eagles trailed 9-2 at the half, but outscored UMass-Dartmouth 9-5 in the second half.

    Sarah Wade and Lauren Kondor scored three goals each to lead the BC attack. Goalkeeper Colleen Schwind recorded 16 saves for the Eagles.

    Bridgewater is now 2-4 overall.
  • Generals defeat Eagles - 03/12/2008

  • lacrosse logoBritten Matthews scored six goals Wednesday afternoon to lead ODAC power Washington & Lee to a 20-3 victory over Bridgewater in ODAC lacrosse action.

    Lindsay Snyder, Sarah Bursey and Leslie Crawford each scored a goal for the Eagles and Sarah Wade contributed one assist.

    The Eagles are now 2-3 overall and 0-3 in the ODAC. [Boxscore]
  • Marlins topple Eagles, 15-5 - 03/09/2008

  • lacrosse logoVirginia Wesleyan defeated the Bridgewater College Eagles, 15-5, in ODAC lacrosse action Sunday afternoon.

    Lindsay Snyder, Emily Hammer, Sarah Wade, Lauren Kondor and Leslie Crawford scored goals for the Eagles.

    The Eagles are now 2-2 overall and 0-2 in the ODAC.
  • Eagles defeat Shenandoah, 18-5 - 03/07/2008

  • Lindsay SnyderAfter falling behind 1-0 Friday afternoon, the Bridgewater College Eagles scored the next seven goals and rolled to an 18-5 non-conference victory over Shenandoah University.

    Erin Cartwright scored off an assist from Lauren Kondor to tie the score at 1-1 and Lindsay Snyder took another Kondor assist and scored to put the Eagles ahead to stay, 2-1, with 26:00 left in the first half.

    Crystal Reynolds and scored twice and Snyder, Sarah Wade, Emily Hammer and Sarah Bursey added one goal apiece to put the Eagles on top 7-1.

    Snyder led the Eagles attack with six goals and one assist. Reynolds scored three goals while Bursey and Leslie Crawford added two goals each. Wade, Hammer, Kondor and Cartwright scored one goal apiece to complete the scoring.

    The Eagles are now 2-1 on the season. [Boxscore]
  • Hornets outscore Eagles, 19-13 - 03/05/2008

  • lacrosse logoBridgewater College opened its ODAC schedule Tuesday afternoon and lost a shootout with Lynchburg, 19-13.

    Lindsay Snyder led the Eagles attack with four goals and one assist. Sarah Wade scored three goals and added one assist and Leslie Crawford finished with three goals. Rounding out the scoring for the Eagles were Crystal Reynolds, Sarah Bursey and Erin Cartwright with one goal apiece. Abby Morris tallied one assist for BC.

    The Eagles, now 1-1 overall, are back in action Friday at Shenandoah. [Boxscore]
  • Eagles open season with 18-2 victory - 02/28/2008

  • lacrosse logoThe Bridgewater College lacrosse team opened its season Thursday with an 18-2 victory over Hood.

    Lindsay Snyder with five goals and one assist and Leslie Crawford with four goals and one assist pace the Eagles attack.

    Also scoring goals for BC were Abby Morris with three, Erin Cartwright with two and Jordan Kwong, Sarah Wade, Lauren Kondor and Emily Hammer with one each.
  • Eagles ranked seventh in ODAC poll - 02/15/2008

  • Sarah WadeCourtesy of ODAC
    SALEM, Va. - Washington & Lee University picked up 77 total votes and six first place votes as the Generals came out on top of the 2008 ODAC Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Poll. Roanoke College received a pair of first place considerations and 73 overall votes. Randolph-Macon College rounded out the top three with 59 total tallies and the remaining first place nod.

    Washington & Lee (15-4, 8-0 ODAC) tied a league record with its ninth overall ODAC title and fifth straight dating back to 2003. Head coach Brooke Diamond takes over the blue and white from Jan Hathorn, the 2007 selection as ODAC coach of the year who has since become W&L’s new Athletics Director. The Generals return four All-ODAC selections in second teamers Megan Slosson and Sarah Tilbor and first team honorees Kelsi Robinson and Kat Michaels. Robinson led W&L and finished second in the ODAC in scoring with 67 points, collecting 33 goals and dishing out 34 assists. Slosson notched 40 points on 32 goals and eight helpers, while Michaels led the team with 43 caused turnovers to go with 37 ground balls. Tilbor, a former first team selection, started all 19 games and posted a 5.67 goals-against-average in split time amongst two other goalkeepers. The Generals welcome back six starters in total from a team that advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament. On a national level, Lacrosse Magazine ranked Washington & Lee 13th in its annual preseason NCAA Division III poll.

    2008 ODAC Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Poll
    (#) Denotes first place votes
    School Votes
    1. Washington & Lee, 77 (6)
    2. Roanoke, 73 (2)
    3. Randolph-Macon, 59 (1)
    4. Virginia Wesleyan, 55
    5. Lynchburg, 43
    6. Guilford, 41
    7. Bridgewater, 27
    8. Sweet Briar, 19
    9. Hollins, 10
  • Eagles earn IWLCA academic honor - 07/26/2007

  • HammerschmidtFisherTwo members of the Bridgewater College lacrosse team received recognition on the 2007 Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Association (IWLCA) Academic Honor Roll.

    Anne Fisher and Karen Hammerschmidt, both seniors on the 2007 team, received the honor from the IWLCA. Fisher was an Allied Health Science major while Hammerschmidt majored in Biology.

    In Division III, 187 women from 76 schools received mention on the IWLCA Honor Roll.
  • Kondor named to All-State team - 06/20/2007

  • Lauren KondorBridgewater College junior Lauren Kondor was named to the VaSID All-State College Division lacrosse team released Wednesday.

    Kondor was named to the all-state second team as a defender. Earlier this season Kondor received All-ODAC second-team honors.

    Mary Washington’s Kaitlyn Barker was named state player of the year and Lynchburg’s Kathryn Ollice was named the state rookie of the year. Washington & Lee’s Jan Hathorn received the coach of the year honor. [VaSID All-State Lacrosse Team]
  • Two Eagles named to All-ODAC team - 05/04/2007

  • lacrosse logoBridgewater College juniors Sarah Wade (Raphine, Va./Stuarts Draft) and Lauren Kondor (Mt. Sidney, Va./Fort Defiance) have been selected to the All-ODAC Second Team in women’s lacrosse for the 2007 season.

    Wade led the Eagles in scoring with 38 points. She was second on the team in goals scored with 29 and tied for the team lead in assists with nine. She also led the team in ground balls with 45 and draw controls with 45.

    Kondor was one of the top defenders this season for the Eagles. She was second on the team in ground balls and caused turnovers. She also scored 15 points on 14 goals and one assist.

    The Eagles finished the season with a 2-6 ODAC record and an 8-8 overall mark.

    Roanoke’s Katlyn Scarlett was named the ODAC Player of the Year and her teammate Brooks Laufman was named Rookie of the Year. Washington & Lee’s Jan Hathorn was named Coach of the Year and Randolph-Macon’s Torrie Higgins received the Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award.
  • Eagles finish season with 18-8 win - 04/22/2007

  • lacrosse logoThe Bridgewater College lacrosse team closed out its season Sunday afternoon with an 18-8 victory over Arcadia.

    With the victory the Eagles finish the season with a .500 record at 8-8 overall.
  • Eagles lose to Griffins, 14-11 - 04/21/2007

  • SwadeBridgewater College held a 7-3 halftime lead Saturday, but host Gwynedd –Mercy rallied in the second half to overtake the Eagles, 14-11, in non-conference lacrosse action.

    Emily Bauer scored four goals and Sarah Wade added three goals and one assist to lead the Eagles attack. Abby Morris scored two goals, Lindsay Snyder and Lauren Kondor added one goal each and Ashley Andrick contributed one save to complete the Eagles’ scoring.

    Bridgewater, now 7-8 on the season, wraps up its regular season Sunday at Arcadia. [Boxscore]
  • Eagles edge Marymount, 10-8 - 04/17/2007

  • lindsay snyderThe Bridgewater College lacrosse team evened its season record at 7-7 with a hard-fought 10-8 victory Tuesday over Marymount University.

    The Eagles led 4-3 at the half when Lindsay Snyder scored in the final 30 seconds of play to send BC to the break with a one-goal lead.

    Marymount’s Heather Bretschger tied the score at 7-7 with a goal at the 12:45 mark, but the Eagles responded with three straight goals to regain the advantage.

    Snyder answered with a goal less than a minute after Marymount tied the score and Sarah Wade scored with 8:20 left in the game, making the score 9-7. Emily Bauer added a goal with 6:36 remaining to make the score 10-7 and the Eagles held Marymount to just one goal the rest of the way to secure the victory.

    Snyder led the Eagles with three goals while Wade and Lauren Kondor added two goals each. Bauer, Anne Fisher and Emily Hammer completed the BC scoring. Collen Schwind recorded six saves in goal for the Eagles.

    Bridgewater completes its season this weekend with a two-game road trip to Pennsylvania for games against Gwynedd-Mercy and Arcadia.
  • Eagles hold off Sweet Briar, 9-6 - 04/14/2007

  • Bauer Bridgewater College opened up a 7-2 lead at the half Saturday and held on to defeat Sweet Briar in ODAC lacrosse action on Senior Day at Mapp Field.

    Sweet Briar’s Julie Sellers scored the first goal of the game, but Bridgewater answered with four straight goals to take control of the first half. Lindsay Snyder scored BC’s first goal and Sarah Wade found the net to give the Eagles the lead. Ashley Andrick scored the next two goals, the second on an assist from Emily Bauer, giving the Eagles a 4-1 lead.

    Meredith Newman pulled the Vixens within one before goals by Anne Fisher, Erin Cartwright and Abby Morris gave Bridgewater a 7-2 lead.

    The teams traded goal in the first 20 minutes of the second half with Cartwright and Bauer scoring for BC and Newman scoring twice for Sweet Briar. The Vixens score the final two goals of the game with the last coming with 2:49 left on the clock.

    Prior to the game, Bridgewater recognized its four seniors – Andrick, Bauer, Fisher and Karen Hammerschmidt.

    Andrick finished with two goals, two draw controls, four ground balls and one caused turnover. Bauer had a goal and an assist to go along with one draw and five ground balls. She also caused four turnovers. Fisher had one goal and one draw control while Hammerschmidt had three ground balls and caused two turnovers.

    Also scoring for the Eagles were Cartwright with two goals and Snyder and Wade with one goal apiece.

    The Eagles are now 6-7 overall and 2-6 in the ODAC. [Boxscore]
  • Roanoke defeats Eagles, 13-5 - 04/11/2007

  • Lauren KondorRoanoke College defeated Bridgewater College 13-5 Wednesday in ODAC lacrosse action.

    Roanoke outshot the Eagles 24-7 in the first half and led 6-1 at the break.

    Lauren Kondor led the Eagles with two goals. Abby Morris, Emily Bauer and Lindsay Snyder scored one goal apiece for Bridgewater.

    The Eagles are now 5-7 overall and 1-6 in the conference.
  • Randolph-Macon turns back Eagles, 13-9 - 04/07/2007

  • lacrosse logoRandolph-Macon College, the third-place team in the ODAC standing held on Friday afternoon to defeat Bridgewater College, 13-9, in a conference matchup.

    Sarah Wade led the Eagles attack with two goals and two assists. Lindsay Snyder, Lauren Kondor and Abby Morris each scored two goals for the Eagles.

    Lizzy Spero scored six goals for the Yellow Jackets.

    With the loss, the Eagles are now 5-6 overall and 1-5 in the ODAC. Bridgewater is back in action Wednesday when it travels to Roanoke College for a 4 p.m. ODAC match.
  • Eagles blank Hollins, 16-0 - 04/04/2007

  • goalie Bridgewater College evened its overall record at 5-5 and picked up its first conference win of the season Wednesday with a 16-0 victory over Hollins University.

    Abby Morris and Lindsay Snyder each scored two goals to lead the offense as 14 players scored goals in the game for the Eagles.

    Emily Bauer led the team with two assists and also scored one goal.

    Colleen Schwind and Jennifer Midgette combined on the shutout with each recording one save. [Boxscore]
  • Marlins hold on to defeat Eagles, 11-9 - 03/31/2007

  • SwadeVirginia Wesleyan College scored the final two goals of the match Saturday afternoon to slip past Bridgewater College, 11-9, in ODAC lacrosse action.

    The Eagles jumped out to a quick 4-1 lead with goals by Sarah Wade, Lauren Kondor, Abby Morris and Lindsay Snyder. The Marlins closed to within 4-3 but goals by Wade and Snyder kept the Eagles in the lead, 6-5 at the half.

    The Marlins scored the first two goals of the second half to take the lead but Emily Bauer scored off an assist from Erin Cartwright to tie the score at 7-7. A goal by BC’s Snyder tied the score at 8-all and a goal by Ashley Andrick tied the score at 9-9 with 13:50 left to play.

    Laura Norris gave the Marlins the lead with 13:22 left and Bethany Adomanis added a goal with 4:40 left to complete the scoring.

    Snyder led the Eagles with three goals and Wade added two goals and one assist. Jillian Boyd led the Marlins with four goals. [Boxscore]
  • Eagles defeat Shenandoah, 14-11 - 03/29/2007

  • lindsay snyderBridgewater College evened its record at 4-4 with a 14-11 non-conference victory over Shenandoah on Thursday.

    Lindsay Snyder led the Eagles attack with four goals. Abby Morris scored three goals and added one assist and Sarah Wade also scored three goals. Goalkeeper Colleen Schwind recorded 14 saves for the Eagles.

    Also scoring for the Eagles were: Lauren Kondor with two goals and Emily Bauer and Sarah Bursey with one goal each. Anne Fisher and Ashley Andrick added one assist each for the Eagles. Arissa Malick led Shenandoah with four goals and one assist.

  • Fast start sparks Eagles past Ferrum - 03/27/2007

  • lacrosse logoBridgewater College scored the first nine goals Tuesday afternoon and the Eagles went on the defeat Ferrum College, 17-6, in non-conference lacross action.

    Lindsay Snyder scored four goals to lead the Eagles attack with all four goals coming during BC’s 9-0 run to start the game. Emily Bauer added a pair of goals during the early run.

    Bauer finished the contest with three goals and two assists and Sarah Wade scored two goals and dished out two assists. Snyder also added an assist.

    Rounding out the BC scoring were: Abby Morris with two goals and an assist, Erin Cartwright with two goals, Ashley Andrick with a goal and an assist, Sarah Bursey with one goal and two assists, Anne Fisher with one goal and one assist and Emily Hammer with one goal.

    The Eagles are now 3-4 on the season.
  • Quakers rally to defeat Eagles - 03/24/2007

  • Emily BauerGuilford College outscored Bridgewater College 13-2 in the second half to take a 17-7 victory Saturday in ODAC women’s lacrosse action.

    The Eagles held a 5-2 lead with 13:32 left in the half on a goal by Abby Morris and at the break BC was on top, 5-4. Guilford scored four goals in the first 2:38 of the second half to take an 8-5 lead and pulled away for the 17-7 victory.

    The Quakers (3-5, 1-2 ODAC) were led by Jordan Clodfelter with five goals.

    Sarah Wade and Emily Bauer led the Eagles with two goals each while teammates Morris, Anne Fisher and Lindsay Snyder added one goal each.

    The Eagles are now 2-4 overall and 0-3 in the ODAC.
  • Eagles defeat Trinity, 12-1 - 03/22/2007

  • Lauren KondorThe Bridgewate College lacrosse team picked up its second victory of the season as the Eagles defeated Trinity (DC) University, 12-1, in a non-conference contest Thursday.

    Ten difference players scored for the Eagles. Abby Morris was the only player for BC with more than one goal as she finished with two. Emily Hammer scored once and also added one assist for the Eagles.

    Also scoring goals for the Eagles were Crystal Reynolds, Lindsay Snyder, Emily Bauer, Sarah Wade, Anne Fisher, Brittany Hare, Brooke Barham, Ashley Andrick and Christine Larkin.

    The Eaglea are now 2-3 overall on the season.
  • Hornets rally past Eagles, 14-11 - 03/20/2007

  • Anne FisherLynchburg College outscored Bridgewater 5-1 in the final 18 minutes Tuesday afternoon to pull out a 14-11 victory over the Eagles in ODAC lacrosse action.

    The Eagles led 8-7 at the half. BC took its last lead with 19:25 remaining when Emily Bauer scored off an assist from Lindsay Snyder to give the Eagles a 10-9 lead.

    Nicole Locher then reeled off four straight goals for the Hornets to lift the visitors to a 13-10. The Hornets added another goal before BC’s Anne Fisher scored with just less than five minutes to play.

    Sarah Wade led the Eagles with three goals. Snyder scored two goals and added two assists and Ashley Andrick also scored two goals. Bauer finished with one goal and three assists.

    The Eagles, now 1-3 overall and 0-2 in the ODAC, return to action Thursday with a non-conference contest with Trinity (DC).
  • Sunday lacrosse contest postponed - 03/18/2007

  • laxlogoSunday's lacrosse contest against Marymount has been postponed due to wet field conditions.

    A makeup date will be announced.
  • Lacrosse vs. Marymount postponed until Sunday - 03/17/2007

  • laxlogoSaturday's women's lacrosse game scheduled against Marymount has been postponed to Sunday at 2:00 p.m.
  • Eagles fall to No. 9 W&L - 03/14/2007

  • Anne FisherNine different players scored for Washington & Lee as the Generals posted a 18-1 victory Wednesday over Bridgewater College.

    Britten Mathews and Laura Henson scored three goals each for W&L. The Generals are now 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the ODAC. W&L is ranked No. 9 in the Division III national poll.

    Anne Fisher scored Bridgewater’s lone goal in the first half. The Eagles are now 1-2 overall and 0-1 in the ODAC. [Boxscore]
  • Eagles fall to Muhlenberg, 14-5 - 03/05/2007

  • Lauren KondorThe Bridgewater College lacrosse team lost Monday afternoon to Muhlenberg, 14-6, in a match played in Hilton Head, S.C.

    Emily Bauer scored two goals for the Eagles and Sarah Bursey added one goal and one assist. Abby Morris and Sarah Wade scored one goal each and Erin Cartwright finished with one assist. Muhlenberg took 35 shots, compared to 13 shots for the Eaqles. Bridgewater goalkeeper Colleen Schwind recorded 14 saves.

    Ruth Morrongiello and Danielle Scarrone scored three goals apeice to lead the Muhlenberg attack.

    Bridgewater is now 1-1 on the season while Muhlenberg is 2-0.
  • Eagles defeat Bishops, 12-9 - 03/03/2007

  • Lauren KondorThe Bridgewater College lacrosse team opened the 2007 season with a 12-9 victory Saturday at North Carolina Wesleyan College.

    Abby Morris with three goals and Sarah Wade, Sarah Bursey and Lindsay Snyder with two goals each led the Eagles offensive attack. Emily Bauer added one goal and one assists and teammates Lauren Kondor and Anne Fisher added one goal each. Ashley Andrick added an assist to round out the BC scoring.

    Goalkeeper Colleen Schwind registered seven saves for the Eagles.
  • Averett match postponed - 02/26/2007

  • laxlogoTuesday's lacrosse contest scheduled to be played at Mapp Field against Averett University has been postponed due to wet field conditions caused by the weekend snow.

    The match will be played on April 14 at 4 p.m. at Mapp Field.
  • Eagles picked seventh in ODAC preseason poll - 02/06/2007

  • Lauren KondorBridgewater College has been picked seventh in the ODAC Coaches Women’s Lacrosse preseason poll released Tuesday.

    The Eagles finished 4-11 a year ago and 1-7 in the ODAC. Second-year head coach Kathy Kerr welcomes back the top eight goal scorers from last year’s team. In all, 95 percent of last season’s goals and 97 percent of the team’s total points return from a year ago. Nine freshmen have been added to the mix as the Eagles seek to continue their improvement.

    Defending champion Washington & Lee received all nine first-place in the poll and were picked to repeat in 2007. [ODAC Preseason Poll]
  • Kondor, Bauer receive All-ODAC lacrosse honors - 05/08/2006

  • Bridgewater College sophomore Lauren Kondor (Mt. Sidney, VA) was named to the All-ODAC Lacrosse second team released Monday.

    Kondor led the Bridgewater defensive efforts during the season. Kondor led the team in ground balls with 35 and caused turnovers with 20. She also scored four goals and added one assist.

    Junior Emily Bauer (Towson, MD) received honorable mention on the All-ODAC team. Bauer was second on the team in scoring with 24 points on 20 goals and four assists. [Complete Team]
  • Eagles lose to Randolph-Macon - 04/10/2006

  • Randolph-Macon scored the final eight goals of the match Monday to come from behind and defeat the Bridgewater College Eagles 15-8 in an ODAC women’s lacrosse contest.

    The teams battled to a 5-5 tie at the half. Two quick goals by Randlolph-Macon’s Alex Wright gave the Yellow Jackets a 7-5 lead, but the Eagles responded to score the next three goals. Anne Fisher’s goal pulled the Eagles within one and Lindsay Snyder tied the score with a goal off an assist from Lauren Kondor. Karen Hammerschmidt then scored off an assist from Abby Morris to give the Eagles an 8-7 lead with 21:04 left to play.

    The Yellow Jackets tied the score on a goal by Lacy Phelps and Liz Lombardo’s goal with 16:11 left to play gave Randolph-Macon the lead for good.

    The Eagles are now 4-10 overall and 1-6 in the ODAC. Randolph-Macon improves to 7-5, 5-1 in the ODAC. [Box Score]
  • Eagles down Southern Virginia - 04/08/2006

  • The Bridgewater College lacrosse team defeated Southern Virginia, 15-3, on a rainy Saturday afternoon.

    Abby Morris, Emily Bauer, Lindsay Snyder, Karen Hammerschmidt, Sarah Wade and Lauren Kondor scored two goals each for the Eagles. Anne Fisher, Ashley Andrick and Crystal Reynolds added one goal apiece.

    Jennifer Midgette recorded 13 saves for BC.