OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Chloe Mingioni notched herself above 100 career points in the final conference game against Stevenson to secure the fourth seed in playoffs.
 
The 19-11 loss puts the Pride at 8-9 in the regular season and 4-3 in MAC Commonwealth play.
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• Clark Trowbridge, Jessica Mantz, and Chloe Mingioni each scored a hat-trick.
• Claire Lynch would win six draw controls.
• Trowbridge led the defense with four caused turnovers.
• Regan Polacek made a dozen saves in the cage.
• The Pride would take 26 shots (13 on target), go 17-of-20 in clears, win 15 draw controls, and go 3-of-9 in free-position shots.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Pride opened on the defensive stance as Polacek helped force a Mustangs post shot. The Pride answered with a Mantz shot that went wide. A Lynch draw control win at 11:21 helped the Pride answer with a Lynch goal from Alex Krohn. Polacek snagged a free-position save at 7:50 to give Kasey Thornton a ground ball. Mantz put in her 25^th goal of the season at 6:37. Makayla Cox saw her first draw control win of the season directly after. The quarter would end with the Pride down 8-2.
• The Pride began the second with three free-position attempts before Mantz scored a man-up goal on a free-position shot at 12:04. Polacek made a save to give the Pride a good transition into a Trowbridge unassisted goal at 10:22. In the circle, Jarliah Ferko won a draw control sending Chloe Mingioni's shot into the back of the cage from Krohn. The Pride would go back and forth with the Mustangs to end the quarter down 11-5.
• To begin the second half Trowbridge would win a draw control and send two back-to-back shots flying. Trowbridge went on to force a turnover before Mantz scored on a free-position shot at 11:40. A Mustangs' wide free-position shot turned Trowbridge loose for a goal at 9:28 from Krohn. Lynch won a draw control after the weather delay giving Trowbridge a scoring opportunity at 2:18 on a free-position shot. Lynch ended the quarter with a Krohn assist to make the score 16-9 with 15 to play.
• Lynch opened the final 15 with a draw control win before Krohn took her first shot of the game. Polacek kept the attacking Mustangs quiet with a save in the next sequence. Polacek went on a string of five minutes racking up a handful of saves before Mingioni scored man-up from Mantz for her 32^nd of the season. Mingioni ended the scoring for either side with a man-down unassisted goal with 1:30 left in the game to end it with a 19-11 final.

UP NEXT
Widener will head to the first seeded 14-3 (7-0 MAC Commonwealth) York Spartans on Wednesday, Apr. 30 at 7 p.m. in the MAC Commonwealth Semifinal game.