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No. 11 Denver Beats Ohio State 11-4
2/25/2023 5:00:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
Women's lacrosse used a 9-2 run to stay undefeated on the season
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Kayla DeRose and Julia Gilbert scored three goals each and the No. 11 Denver Pioneers women's lacrosse team defeated the Ohio State Buckeyes 11-4 on Saturday.
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The Pioneers improved to 4-0 on the season, with each of their victories coming on the road. Denver hosts No. 18 Michigan on Wednesday at 4 p.m. MT in its home opener at Peter Barton Stadium.
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Gilbert added two assists to go along with her hat trick, while DeRose posted her third career three-goal outing at the brand-new Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium.
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Senior Ellie Curry had a multi-goal performance as well, tallying twice and producing two assists to tie a career high with four points. It was her fifth career four-point contest, as she produced four last season.
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Mollie Estepp found the back of the net and recorded a helper, and Raegan Wilson scored the only free-position goal of the game—doing so with 1:06 remaining.
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Ohio State led 2-1 late in the first quarter before DeRose tallied her first of the contest with 1:10 remaining before the initial break. The tally spurred a six-goal run, as Denver outscored OSU 4-0 in the second stanza and led 7-2 before the Buckeyes' Casey Roberts tallied her second of the outing at 5:38 of the third.
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The Pioneers added four more markers in the final 20 minutes, with DeRose and Gilbert reaching the hat-trick threshold and Estepp and Wilson also scoring.
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Denver outshot Ohio State 26-15 overall. DU goalkeeper Emelia Bohi made four saves, with each coming in the fourth quarter.
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The Pioneers finished with a 14-5 advantage in draw controls, as junior Abby Jenkins led the team with eight.
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Denver caused 11 turnovers and grabbed 14 ground balls in the contest. Graduate student Trinity McPherson led DU's defense with three ground balls, three draw controls and one caused turnover.
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UP NEXT: Denver takes on Michigan on Wednesday at 4 p.m. MT at Peter Barton Stadium in its first home game of the season.
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SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
7:32 OSU (0-1) – Casey Roberts, unassisted (UP)
6:13 DU (1-1) – Julia Gilbert, unassisted
3:41 OSU (1-2) – Ashley Turner, assisted by Jamie Level (UP)
1:10 DU (2-2) – Kayla DeRose, unassisted
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Second Quarter
14:02 DU (3-2) – Kayla DeRose
9:41 DU (4-2) – Ellie Curry, assisted by Julia Gilbert (UP)
2:06 DU (5-2) – Julia Gilbert, assisted by Mollie Estepp
0:41 DU (6-2) – Ellie Curry, assisted by Raegan Wilson (UP)
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Third Quarter
13:23 DU (7-2) – Sloane Kipp, assisted by Julia Gilbert
5:38 OSU (7-3) – Casey Roberts, assisted by Jamie Lasda
4:19 DU (8-3) – Mollie Estepp, unassisted
2:52 DU (9-3) – Kayla DeRose, assisted by Ellie Curry
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Fourth Quarter
12:43 DU (10-3) – Julia Gilbert
3:02 OSU (10-4) – Ashley Turner
1:06 DU (11-4) – Raegan Wilson (FPS)
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The Pioneers improved to 4-0 on the season, with each of their victories coming on the road. Denver hosts No. 18 Michigan on Wednesday at 4 p.m. MT in its home opener at Peter Barton Stadium.
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Gilbert added two assists to go along with her hat trick, while DeRose posted her third career three-goal outing at the brand-new Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium.
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Senior Ellie Curry had a multi-goal performance as well, tallying twice and producing two assists to tie a career high with four points. It was her fifth career four-point contest, as she produced four last season.
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Mollie Estepp found the back of the net and recorded a helper, and Raegan Wilson scored the only free-position goal of the game—doing so with 1:06 remaining.
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Ohio State led 2-1 late in the first quarter before DeRose tallied her first of the contest with 1:10 remaining before the initial break. The tally spurred a six-goal run, as Denver outscored OSU 4-0 in the second stanza and led 7-2 before the Buckeyes' Casey Roberts tallied her second of the outing at 5:38 of the third.
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The Pioneers added four more markers in the final 20 minutes, with DeRose and Gilbert reaching the hat-trick threshold and Estepp and Wilson also scoring.
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Denver outshot Ohio State 26-15 overall. DU goalkeeper Emelia Bohi made four saves, with each coming in the fourth quarter.
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The Pioneers finished with a 14-5 advantage in draw controls, as junior Abby Jenkins led the team with eight.
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Denver caused 11 turnovers and grabbed 14 ground balls in the contest. Graduate student Trinity McPherson led DU's defense with three ground balls, three draw controls and one caused turnover.
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UP NEXT: Denver takes on Michigan on Wednesday at 4 p.m. MT at Peter Barton Stadium in its first home game of the season.
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SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
7:32 OSU (0-1) – Casey Roberts, unassisted (UP)
6:13 DU (1-1) – Julia Gilbert, unassisted
3:41 OSU (1-2) – Ashley Turner, assisted by Jamie Level (UP)
1:10 DU (2-2) – Kayla DeRose, unassisted
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Second Quarter
14:02 DU (3-2) – Kayla DeRose
9:41 DU (4-2) – Ellie Curry, assisted by Julia Gilbert (UP)
2:06 DU (5-2) – Julia Gilbert, assisted by Mollie Estepp
0:41 DU (6-2) – Ellie Curry, assisted by Raegan Wilson (UP)
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Third Quarter
13:23 DU (7-2) – Sloane Kipp, assisted by Julia Gilbert
5:38 OSU (7-3) – Casey Roberts, assisted by Jamie Lasda
4:19 DU (8-3) – Mollie Estepp, unassisted
2:52 DU (9-3) – Kayla DeRose, assisted by Ellie Curry
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Fourth Quarter
12:43 DU (10-3) – Julia Gilbert
3:02 OSU (10-4) – Ashley Turner
1:06 DU (11-4) – Raegan Wilson (FPS)
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
DEN
OSU
Shots
26
15
Turnovers
13
17
Caused Turnovers
11
5
Draw Controls
14
5
Free-Position Shots
3
3
Ground Balls
14
14
Game Leaders
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Friday, May 08
Friday, May 08
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