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Women's Lacrosse Wins Inaugural Game, 10-3
Lee and Mayer Lead Colonials With Four Points Apiece
Freshman Jamie Lee scored four goals on four shots to lead the Colonials
 
Freshman Jamie Lee scored four goals on four shots to lead the Colonials
  

March 3, 2002

WASHINGTON, DC (March 3, 2002) - The George Washington women's lacrosse team began their first season on the right foot, dominating play against the Marist Red Foxes to notch the program's first victory, 10-3.

The Colonials (1-0) were led by a pair of freshmen, Jamie Lee (Berekley, CA/Berkeley) and Heidi Mayer (Havertown, PA/Havertown), with each recording four points for the game. Lee scored four goals on four shots, while Mayer scored two goals and notched two assists. Junior Jacqueline Arfaa (Bel Air, MD/John Carroll) added two goals and an assist, while Nadia Kachwaha (Amherst, MA/Amherst) and freshman Meghan McDonough contributed a goal and an assist each.

Freshman goalkeeper Casey Atkins (Concord, MA/Concord Carlisle) had a solid game with seven saves on 10 shots from the Red Foxes. The Colonials outshot Marist 21-10 on the day. Marist was led by freshman Lauren Serge who came off the bench to score a goal and record one assist.

The Colonials return to action on Wednesday, March 13, when they host Mount Saint Mary's in a 3:30 p.m. contest at the Mt. Vernon Athletic Complex.

 

 

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