LAKELAND, Fla. - Kylie Eastman scored twice and handed out two assists, for a total of four points, but the Belmont Abbey women's lacrosse team lost a 23-7 game at #3-ranked Florida Southern this evening.  The Crusaders are now 5-6 on the year, while the Moccasins now stand at 8-1.

How it Happened

• After five early Florida Southern goals, Eastman got the Crusaders on the board at the 20:06 mark
• After a Moccasin goal with 19:22 left in the half, Marin Felsoci won the draw control, and scored less than a minute later
• Later in the half, Katie Call scored two Abbey goals in a row, one off a pass from Eastman
• With 7:38 left in the half, Eastman took advantage of a man-up opportunity with a goal, and the Crusaders trailed 14-6 at halftime
• In the second, Angelina Perrone scored the lone Crusader goal, at the 8:51 mark
• On the night, Eastman was the Crusaders' offensive leader, with two goals and two assists
• Call scored twice.  Sarah Schaefer picked up a team-high three ground balls

Up Next

Belmont Abbey will return to conference action, when it hosts Emmanuel on Wednesday, March 27 at 4 p.m.