Vago Field was the site of a Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference (MWLC) battle between the Spartans of Aurora University and the Falcons of Concordia University Wisconsin. AU fell to the Falcons 15-9/
 
THE BASICS
FINAL SCORE: Concordia University Wisconsin 15:  Aurora University 9
LOCATION: Aurora, Illinois – Vago Field
RECORDS: Aurora University 1-3; 0-1 NACC; CUW 4-0; 3-0 MWLC
 
SPARTAN STARTING LINE UP:
#1 Taylor Arcivar
#5 Janelle Avila
#10 Kendall Urban
#12 Danielle Morgan
#14 Kaylyn Gilmer
#17 Briana Lakebrink
#18 Chloe Madison
#20 Lauren Whitfield
#21 Kenny Hughes
#24 Andrea Colford
#27 Allee Samuel
#34 Rachel Cochran
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
AU opened the first half with the first two goals, both scored by Andrea Colford with an assist from Chloe Madison.
Concordia responded with four straight goals to take a lead right at the midway mark of the first-half.
The Spartans scored their third and final goal of the first-half with 13:51 left to play on a free position attempt from Kenny Hughes.
The Falcons scored the remaining four goals of the half and took an 8-3 lead into halftime.
CUW scored the first two goals of the second-half to increase their lead to 10-3.
Madison and Hughes would score a goal each over the next two minutes but those were sandwiched around two Falcon goals.
Midway through the second-half, the Falcons led 13-5.
Trailing 15-6 with over 15 minutes to play, the Spartans tallied the final three goals of the game but could not overcome the CUW lead and fell 15-9.
 
FOR THE SPARTANS
Kenny Hughes had four goals and one assist.
Andrea Colford had three goals and an assist.
Chloe Madison had one goal and two assists.
Allee Samuel made seven saves in goal.

SPARTAN TEAM LEADERS
Points: Kenny Hughes (5)
Goals: Kenny Hughes (4)
Assists: Chloe Madison (2)
Ground Balls: Danielle Morgan (7)
Caused Turnovers: Taylor Arcivar (5)
Saves: Allee Samuel (7)
 
UP NEXT
Next action for the Spartan women's lacrosse team comes on Saturday, March 19, 2016 when they travel to Augustana College. Game time is set for 1:00 p.m. in Rock Island, Illinois.