With her five goals last weekend at Johns Hopkins, Cassidy Spilis passed current volunteer assistant coach Taralyn Naslonski (2018-22) for the most goals scored in program history with 191.RU has played nine opponents this season either ranked or receiving votes in the latest IWLCA Coaches Poll - No.22 in the latest RPI with wins over three ranked opponents - No. Rutgers looks to secure its spot in the NCAA Tournament field for the third consecutive season after reaching the national tournament once in the 43 years prior.Ball secured the 300th draw control of her career and classmate Jessica Beneducci scooped the 100th ground ball of her career to help Rutgers to victory.On defense, senior Meghan Ball caused a game-high four turnovers to go along with five draw controls and three ground balls, while junior goalkeeper Sophia Cardello stopped 11 shots for the win. Spilis was one of three Scarlet Knights to secure five or more points, joining graduate student Marin Hartshorn (3G, 2A) and rookie Lily Dixon (2G, 3A).Senior Cassidy Spilis tallied a season-high seven points on five goals and two assists, surpassing current volunteer assistant Taralyn Naslonski for the most career goals in school history.

16 Johns Hopkins, 15-14, to advance in the Big Ten Tournament last Saturday in Baltimore. Down as many as three goals against the Blue Jays and trailing 9-8 at halftime, RU outscored the Blue Jays 7-5 in the second half and held off a late JHU scoring rally to secure its third win over a ranked opponent this season. 5 Northwestern to punch their ticket to last season's conference title game, hosted by RU in Piscataway. The Scarlet Knights look to advance to the Big Ten Championship for the second consecutive season under head coach Melissa Lehman after they defeated No. 4 seed Michigan Saturday night in the Big Ten Championship. ET with a national broadcast on Big Ten Network. First draw from Columbus, Ohio is set for 8:30 p.m. 2 seed Maryland (13-5, 4-2) on Thursday night in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals.

6 seed Rutgers women's lacrosse (8-8, 1-5) continues its postseason run against No. – Fresh off its thrilling quarterfinal victory last weekend, No.

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