LAKEWOOD, N.J. -- Looking to earn their first win of the 2025 campaign, Post University Women's Lacrosse was shut out on the road, 22-0, against Georgian Court University on Saturday morning, marking the first time since March 17th, 2016 against Southern Connecticut State University in which the Eagles have been held scoreless. The loss dropped Post to 0-4 in their 10-game season, which also coincides with their 0-4 record in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference play. 

THE BASICS

Post University 0, Georgian Court University 22 

Post University (0-4, 0-4 CACC)

Georgian Court University (4-9, 3-2 CACC)

HOW IT HAPPENED
Senior attacker Isabel Raimondi was on fire for the Lions, scoring a team-high four goals and a team-high eight assists for a 12-point afternoon in the win. Raimondi was one of five Georgian Court players with a hat trick, one of eight different players to score a goal, and just one of two players to record an assist as freshman midfielder Nena Menard accounted for the only other one. 

As a team, the Lions manufactured 22 goals with only nine assists for a team total of 31 points offensively, while Menard dominated the draw controls with 11 wins, followed by seven from junior midfielder Caitlin Petrellese. Post won just four of the 25 draw controls as junior midfielder Anna D'Angelo won a team-high two in the game. Junior defender Tymmarie Grom led the Eagles with four caused turnovers on the defensive end, as well as tied for the team lead in ground balls with two. 

Three different goalies made an appearance in the joint shutout win for the Lions as sophomore goalie Cadence Gentile picked up the win after making two saves in the first half. Freshman goalie Mary Costello and junior goalie Natalie Moradian each played a quarter in the second half, not needing to make a save in their combined 30 minutes of action.

Graduate goalie Lauren Bain and freshman goalie Aviana Ramos each split a half for the Eagles as Bain made two saves after allowing the first 12 shots by the Lions to find the back of the net while Ramos made four saves and allowed 10 second-half goals. Post as a team was outshot 36-5 overall and 21-1 in shots on goal while having two free-position shots which D'Angelo nor junior defender Paige Pipher were able to convert on. 

BY THE NUMBERS

• Isabel Raimondi led Georgian Court University with a 12-point morning after scoring four times and tacking on eight assists in the win 
• Aviana Ramos made her first appearance of her collegiate career in net for Post University, making four saves on 14 shots in the second half
• This is the first time since March 17th, 2016, in which Post University has been shut out when they lost 18-0 against Southern Connecticut State University, and the fifth time in program history 
• Post University remains winless in the all-time series against Georgian Court University, falling now to 0-21 since 2010 – This is the second time in the head-to-head in which the Eagles have been shut out by the Lions, with the first being on April 19th, 2012, in a 19-0 loss

WHO'S NEXT
Post University returns to action this Wednesday afternoon against Felician University to finish off their two-game road trip at 1:00 PM. The Eagles have never lost to the Golden Falcons in program history, going a perfect 8-0 since 2016, against them with six of the wins coming by double digits. Last season, Post nearly shut out Felician at home, winning 25-1 on March 20th, 2024.