The 2025 college women’s lacrosse regular season for Mid-Hudson schools began on on the first full weekend of February and will conclude in May. Army and Marist play in NCAA Division I; and, SUNY New Paltz and Mount Saint Mary play in NCAA Division III.
The head coaches for our local teams are Michelle Tumolo (Army); Keith Detelj (Marist); Randy Vite (New Paltz); and, Mike Lowell (Mount Saint Mary).
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Upcoming schedules
Army: Season over; 13-4, 8-1 Patriot League
Marist: Season over; 3-14; 2-6 Metro Atlantic
SUNY New Paltz: Season over 13-5; 7-2 SUNY Athletic Conference
Mount Saint Mary: Season over 8-10; 4-4 Skyline Conference
Roundups
Penn 16, Army 6 (May 9): NCAA Div. I tourney firsts round, at Maryland
Navy 18, Army 9 (May 1): Patriot League final, in Baltimore.
at Cortland 17, New Paltz 3 (April 30): SUNYAC semifinal.
at St. Joseph’s Patchogue 13, Mount Saint Mary 7 (April 28): Skyline first round.
at New Paltz 20, Fredonia 5 (April 26): SUNYAC quarterfinal.
at Mount Saint Mary 21, Mount Saint Vincent 8 (April 26):
at Army 17, Colgate 16 (April 23):
at New Paltz 19, Oneonta 8 (April 23):
Mount Saint Mary 15, at Manhattanville 11 (April 23):
at Army 16, Bucknell 6 (April 19):
Fairfield 20, at Marist 10 (April 19):
at Oswego 14, New Paltz 7 (April 18):
Army 13 at Holy Cross 11 (April 16):
at Niagara 14, Marist 5 (April 16):
New Paltz 16, at Plattsburgh 4 (April 15):
at Mount Saint Mary 21, Purchase 0 (April 15):
at Army 17, Navy 12 (April 12):
Mount St. Mary’s 14, at Marist 9 (April 12):
at New Paltz 15, Buffalo State 5 (April 12):
St. Joseph’s Patchogue 11, at Mount Saint Mary 10 (April 12):
at Siena 18, Marist 5 (April 9):
at New Paltz 23, Morrisville 1 (April 9):
at Farmingdale State 19, Mount Saint Mary 7 (April 9):
Army 16, at American 13 (April 5):
Canisius 11, at Marist 10 (April 5):
at Cortland 10, New Paltz 7 (April 5):
at U.S. Merchant Marine 17, Mount Saint Mary 6 (April 3):
at Marist 12, Merrimack 6 (April 2):
at New Paltz 19, Potsdam 7 (April 2):
at Mount Saint Mary 21, SUNY Old Westbury 0 (April 1):
Army 21, at Lafayette 2 (March 29):
at Iona 17, Marist 12 (March 29):
at SUNY Maritime 14, Mount Saint Mary 13 (March 29):
at Army 12, Stanford 9 (March 26):
Marist 18, at Rider 12 (March 22):
New Paltz 16, at Canton 7 (March 22):
at Mount Saint Mary 17, FDU Florham 10 (March 22):
Army 19, at Lehigh 8 (March 21):
Pomona-Pitzer 14, New Paltz 4 (March 19): At Colorado Springs
at Ramapo 15, Mount Saint Mary 11 (March 19):
at California 21, Marist 5 (March 17):
New Paltz 8, at Colorado College 7 (March 17):
at Loyola 16, Army 6 (March 15):
at USC 21, Marist 5 (March 14):
Western New England 11, Mount Saint Mary 7 (March 12): At Puerto Rico.
at New Paltz 14, Kean 3 (March 10):
Piedmont 21, Mount Saint Mary 11 (March 10): At Puerto Rico.
at Army 18, Boston Univ. 8 (March 8):
New Paltz 19, at Manhattanville 3 (March 8):
at Mount Saint Mary 20, Vermont State Castleton 3 (March 8):
Army 18, at Fairfield 10 (March 5):
at Columbia 14, Marist 11 (March 5):
at New Paltz 19, Mount Saint Mary 4 (March 5):
at New Paltz 17, Utica 6 (March 4):
Army No. 21 in Div. I poll: Black Knights moved up two spots in latest media Div. I poll.
Binghamton 8, at Marist 7 (March 1): Binghamton snapped a 7-7 tie with 7:37 to play. Marist (1-5) has dropped two in a row. Anne Shoine scored three goals and Kate Gaven two for the Red Foxes, who were perfect on 18 clears and led in draws 13-6. Megan Morris stopped eight of 16 shots.
at Skidmore 13, New Paltz 6 (March 1): Skidmore led 9-2 after three quarters. Kaitlyn Shaw scored three goals and Morgan Atwater two for the Hawks (0-1), who managed only 15 of 20 clears and led in ground balls 25-22. Gabriella Tommaso stopped one of six shots and Piper Mascaros stopped one of nine in split action.
at Maine Maritime 17, Mount St. Mary 8 (March 1): Maritime seized a 5-0 first-quarter lead and maintained that advantage throughout. Shannon McGowan scored three goals with two coming from Karlie Ferrucci and Delisianna Naccarato. Maine led in ground balls 19-12. The Mount had 20 turnovers. Liz Petrellese stopepd five of 13 shots in 21 minutes and Peyton Curley halted four of 13 over 39 minutes.
at Colorado 12, Army 6 (Feb. 28): Brigid Duffy scored twice, setting the all-time scoring mark of 133 goals, breaking a tie with Jackie Brattan (131). Lily Valentini also scored twice for Army (3-1). Lindsey Serafine stopped eight of 20 shots. Colorado dominated draws 15-6.
Monmouth 9, at Marist 5 (Feb. 26): Chloe Birckhead tallied twice for Marist (1-4). The Red Foxes were perfect on 22 clears and tied in draws 9-9. Megan Morris stopped 11 of 20 shots.
at Mount St. Mary 15, Bard 7 (Feb. 26): Delisianna Naccarato scored five goals, Shannon McGowan three and Karlie Ferrucci two for the Mount (2-0), which dominated ground balls 49-30 and draws 16-10. Bard had 30 turnovers. Peyton Curley stopped three of eight shots and Liz Petrellese one of three in split duty.
at Army 17, Siena 3 (Feb. 22): Army (3-0) got a career-high seven goals from Brigid Duffy, plus two from Chloe Garrett, Ryan Remaly, Allison Reilly and Geneva Milch Cesoni. Lindsey Serafine stopped eight of 11 shots. Army was successful on all but one of 17 clears and dominated draws 19-4.
at Marist 13, Vermont 7 (Feb. 22): Marist (1-3) won its first of the season, using a 4-0 third quarter to pull away. Alexa Borges scored five goals, Kate Gaven three and Chloe Birckhead and Anne Shine two apiece. Marist was good on all but one of 20 clears but lost draws 15-9. Megan Morris stopped 11 of 18 shots.
at Mount St. Mary 14, Wilkes 3 (Feb. 22): The Mount (1-0) shot out to a 7-0 lead through 16 minutes. Delisianna Naccarato scored six goals and Karlie Ferrucci five for the Knights, who dominated ground balls 40-26. Liz Petrellese stopped one of three shots and Peyton Curley halted two of three in split action. Wilkes had 35 turnovers.
Army 16, at Marist 6 (Feb. 19): Army sprinted to a 5-0 lead. Brigid Duffy scored four goals and Army (2-0) got two from Gabrielle Mirak, Allison Reilly and Geneva Milch Cesoni. Lindsey Serafine stopped seven of 13 shots. For Marist, Chloe Birckhead, Anne Shine and Kate Gaven each scored twice. Megan Morris stopped eight of 24 shots. Both clubs were 14-for-16 on clears. Army led in groundballs 24-16 and draws 14-10.
at Hofstra 18, Marist 5 (Feb. 16): Hofstra jumped to a 10-0 lead. Marist (0-2) got goals from Makenna Graham, Caitlin McNaboe, Juliana Palumbo, Anne Shine and Jesse Manger. Megan Morris stopped three of 21 shots. Hofstra won draws 15-9 and the teams tied with 15 groundballs.
at Army 10, Rutgers 9 (Feb. 8): Ryan Remaly snapped a tie with one second remaining. Chloe Garrett scored three goals and Allison Reilly and Brigid Duffy each had two for Army (1-0). Lindsey Serafine stopped six of 15 shots.
at New Hampshire 15, Marist 5 (Feb. 8): Marist did take a 3-2 first-quarter lead. Jesse Manger scored three times with Chloe Birckhead and Catherine Windsor adding one apiece. Marist led on groundballs 16-15 but trailed on draws 12-11. Megan Morris stopped eight of 23 shots.
This article originally appeared on Times Herald-Record: Mid-Hudson women’s lacrosse: Army drops NCAA opener; New Paltz downed
Reporting by Ken McMillan, Middletown Times Herald- Record / Times Herald-Record
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