COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Angela Naughton score three of her five goals in the second half to lead the University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's lacrosse team to a home win over Fort Lewis College Friday afternoon, 18-15, at Mountain Lion Stadium. 

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
 
Final: UCCS 18, Fort Lewis College 15
Records: UCCS (6-1, 2-1 RMAC), FLC (2-4, 1-3 RMAC)
Location: Mountain Lion Stadium | Colorado Springs, Colo.
All-Time Series: UCCS leads the all-time series, 3-2, and have won the last three matchups.

HOW IT HAPPENED
 

• Audrey Napp scored the first goal of the game just 35 seconds into the action, but the Skyhawks answered with five straight goals to take a 5-1 lead 12 minutes into the game.
• Trailing 7-3 in the first half, UCCS closed the half outscoring FLC, 4-1, with goals from Chloe Harding, Audrey Napp, Naugton and Mallory Corrigan.
• UCCS trailed by one goal at halftime, 8-7, but quickly found themselves down by four goals as the Skyhawks scored four of the first five goals to open the second half.
• Naughton started a scoring spree for the Mountain Lions in the 43^rd minute as UCCS netted seven straight goals.  Naughton's goal with 17:42 left in regulation cut into FLC's lead, 13-10.  She added two more goals during the scoring spree and was joined by Lowe's two goals while Holly Sodmoka and Aliyah Weant each added a goal.
• Naughton netted the game-tying goal (13-13) with 13:08 remaining and then scored the go-ahead goal less than a minute later from a free position shot.
• Napp connected with Lowe in the 51^st minute for the eventual game-tying goal.  Lowe also scored the final goal of the game with nine ticks left on the clock. 

 
STATS FROM THE GAME
 

• The Mountain Lions held FLC to 13 shots in each half as UCCS finished the game with 37 shot attempts.
• Eleven of the Mountain Lions 18 goals came in the second half. 
• UCCS picked up 23 ground balls to FLC's 13.
• Three Mountain Lions posted hat tricks behind Naughton's game high five goals.  She also chipped in two assists while all eight of her shots landed on frame.  Naughton accounted for a team high six draw controls as UCCS finished the game with 17 draws.
• Lowe registered three goals and three assists and attempted a game high 11 shots (eight shots on goal).
• Corrigan tallied five points against the Skyhawks with three goals and two assists.
• Sydney Malcolm picked up a game high four ground balls and caused two turnovers.
• Goalkeeper Kennedy Travis earned the win in goal, playing the final 47 minutes.  She made four saves and allowed nine goals.
• The Skyhawks were led by Maren Clark's four goals and five shot attempts.

 
UP NEXT
UCCS will remain home on Sunday, April 18 for a 1 p.m. match against Adams State University.

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As a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs competes in 16 varsity sports in NCAA Division II intercollegiate athletics.