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Eight Home Games, Trip to Florida Highlight Owls' 2025 Schedule
A season-opening weekend trip to the Sunshine State to face USF and the Florida Gators highlight this year's women's lacrosse schedule as the Owls announced their full 2025 slate. KSU will play a 16-game regular season schedule, after starting off with an exhibition at East Carolina. "I am very excited for our 2025 lacrosse season, " said KSU Head Coach Laura Maness.
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Four Owls Earn ASUN Honors
Four Owls were honored on Wednesday as the Atlantic Sun announced their year-end women's lacrosse awards. Both Lavona Watkins and Peyton Davis were selected to the All-Freshmen Team, giving the Owls a representative on the all-freshman team for the tenth straight season. Additionally, Hannah Barth and Julia Weiss were both named to the ASUN All-Academic Team. This is Weiss' second year being honored.
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Road Loss for Owls at Coastal Carolina in Season Finale
Kennesaw State women's lacrosse played Coastal Carolina even in the second half, but couldn't overcome the Chanticleer's strong first half as the Owls dropped their season finale, 17-7 on Saturday afternoon from Brooks Stadium. KEY PLAYERS: Alyssa Angelo led the Owls with a pair of scores. Julia Weiss meanwhile collected 11 saves and had a .421 save percentage in the net.
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Lindenwood Roars Past Kennesaw State
Kennesaw State women's lacrosse dropped a road contest on Wednesday afternoon by a 17-6 score at Lindenwood from Hunter Stadium. Shannon Harrington and Alyssa Angelo finished with two goals each to pace the Owls, while Hannah Barth and Abbey Behn both added one goal as well. The Owls will close out the season with a road contest at Coastal Carolina.
Show MoreKSU Owls Spring 2025 Women's Lacrosse Schedule/Results
Saturday,
February 1
@ East Carolina Pirates
Johnson Stadium,
Greenville, SC
(Exhibition)
12:00 p.m.
Sunday,
February 9
@ Florida Gators
Donald R. Dizney Stadium,
Gainesville, FL
Lost 18-5
Wednesday,
February 12
@ Life University Running Eagles
Lupo Family Field,
Marietta, GA
Won 18-1
Sunday,
February 16
vs Canisius University Golden Griffins
Fifth Third Stadium,
Kennesaw, GA
Lost 15-12
Saturday,
February 22
vs Furman Paladins
Fifth Third Stadium,
Kennesaw, GA
Lost 15-11
Sunday,
March 2
vs Detroit Mercy Titans
Fifth Third Stadium,
Kennesaw, GA
Lost 13-8
Sunday,
March 9
vs Wofford Terriers
Fifth Third Stadium,
Kennesaw, GA
Won 16-14
Saturday,
March 22
vs Lindenwood Lions
Fifth Third Stadium,
Kennesaw, GA
Lost 22-18
Saturday,
March 29
@ Stetson Hatters
Athletic Training Center,
DeLand, FL
Won 17-14
Thursday,
April 3
vs Jacksonville Dolphins
Fifth Third Stadium,
Kennesaw, GA
Lost 14-12
Saturday,
April 5
@ Queens Royals
Queens Sports Complex,
Charlotte, NC
Lost 17-7
Saturday,
April 12
@ Liberty Flames
Liberty Lacrosse Field,
Lynchburg, VA
Lost 22-18
Friday,
April 25
vs Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
Fifth Third Stadium,
Kennesaw, GA
12:00 p.m.
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