NORTH CANTON, OH- The Walsh Cavaliers have advanced to the G-MAC championship with a win over the Ursuline College Arrows Thursday (May 6th). The Cavs won by a score of 19-3 with seven different players contributing to the final score. 

Score: Walsh 19, Ursuline 3

Location: North Canton, Ohio (Larry Staudt Field)

Records: Walsh 9-6, Ursuline 2-10

Walsh started off hot as Lindsay Hindman put the Cavs on the board two minutes into the game with a goal assisted by Kendra Cowen-Tripp. Cowen-Tripp then followed by scoring three straight goals, two of which were assisted by Ellen Lawrence. 

The Cavaliers extended their lead 13-0 before heading into the second half. A strong defensive effort led by goalie Kathleen Mendenhall forced Ursuline to nine turnovers in the half while only allowing four shots on goal. 

Walsh remained dominant on offense as they scored an additional three goals to make the score 16-0. Isabella Kelty led the charge as she scored her third and fourth goals of the game to start the half.

Ursuline's Jaclyn Gilmore put the Arrows on the board for the first time of the game on a free postion shot 10 minutes into the second half. 

Three more Cavalier goals by Hannah McFeeters, Emily Atwood, and Lindsay Hindman would total 19 goals for Walsh. Usruline went on to score two additional goals to make the final score 19-3. 

FOR THE CAVALIERS

• Lindsay Hindman led all-scores at five goals on the day while also recording one assist
• Ellen Lawrence and Halle Kotulock each picked up four groundballs a piece
• The goalie duo of Kathleen Mendenhall and Megan Morris combined for five total saves on eight shots
• The Cavaliers controlled 16 of the 24 draws

FOR THE ARROWS

• Allie Marks, Michaela Riley, and Jaclyn Gilmore each scored one goal
• Michaela Riley caused two turnovers while also picking up two groundballs 

UP NEXT

Walsh will face Tiffin University in the G-MAC championship Saturday, May 8th