Oregon women’s lacrosse wrapped up their season with a trio of road games against Eastern Michigan, Northwestern, and USC. The Ducks kicked off their final stretch with a thrilling comeback victory over Eastern Michigan, overcoming a four-goal halftime deficit to secure a 13-11 win. Bri Carrasquillo led the team with three goals, while Paige Crowther made seven saves in goal.
Their next challenge was a tough matchup against #3 Northwestern, where they fell short in a hard-fought battle. Despite the loss, Oregon showed resilience and determination throughout the game. Their final game of the season against USC ended with a loss, capping off their season with a 6-10 record.
While their record may not have matched last year’s success, the Ducks faced tough competition in the Big Ten conference, with several teams ranked in the Top 25. Despite the challenges, Oregon demonstrated growth and improvement throughout the season, setting the stage for further success in the future. As the season comes to a close, the team can reflect on their accomplishments and look forward to building on their performance in the upcoming seasons.
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