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Sophomore Olivia Tilbury has played in four games this season, collecting seven saves in 34 shots faced

Skyhawks take to Ray Dennison for first time in 2025

3/20/2025 10:00:00 AM

By: Angela Roberts, Associate AD-Communications
DURANGO, Colo. – The Skyhawks women's lacrosse team is set for its long-awaited home opener, hosting UCCS and No. 17 Regis University at Ray Dennison Memorial Field for a pair of RMAC matchups.

Last Time Out
Fort Lewis finally returns home after playing its first seven games on the road. The Skyhawks went 1-2 on their recent three-game trip, securing a win over William Jewell College. They closed the stretch with an 18-3 loss to Rockhurst University, where Rockhurst dominated possession, outshooting Fort Lewis 38-13 and forcing 14 turnovers.

Senior Phoebe Ramirez led the Skyhawks with two goals, while Diamond Velasco added a goal and two assists. Sydney Tannaci recorded five draw controls, and Samantha Rodgers forced two turnovers. Goalkeeper Caley Lay made five saves in 30 minutes of play.

Scouting UCCS
The Mountain Lions (4-2, 1-1 RMAC) split their games last week, defeating Westminster 16-12 before falling to Colorado Mesa 18-15. Against common opponents, UCCS beat Davenport (18-3) but lost to Rockhurst (16-10), while Fort Lewis fell to both teams.

UCCS averages 15.2 goals per game on 29 shots, with a 78.7% shots-on-goal percentage. The team has recorded 160 ground balls, 81 draw controls, and 55 caused turnovers, clearing successfully 91.9% of the time.
  • Top Performers:
    • Sarah Urbanic – 22 goals, 9 assists (31 points)
    • Emma Grace Martin – 19 goals, 8 assists (27 points)
    • Kendra Knutson – 19 ground balls, 10 caused turnovers
    • Peyton Ross – 25 draw controls
    • Jordyn Nuñez – 201 minutes in goal, 12.78 GAA
Scouting No. 17 Regis University
Despite a strong history, Regis (3-4, 1-1 RMAC) has faced early-season challenges against nationally ranked teams. The Rangers dropped their conference opener to Colorado Mesa (16-11) before bouncing back with an 18-6 win over Westminster.

Regis averages 11.7 goals per game, compared to 10.4 allowed. They total 30 shots per game, 125 ground balls, 106 draw controls, and 77 caused turnovers, with an 89% clearance rate.
  • Top Performers:
    • Shea Murphy – 20 goals
    • Lexie Springman – 12 goals
    • Becky Goetsch – 8 goals, 10 assists (18 points)
    • Megan Bunker – 45 draw controls, 17 ground balls, 15 caused turnovers, 8 goals
    • Brigit Goetsch – 10.52 GAA, 71 saves

Inside the Numbers
Among six RMAC teams, Fort Lewis ranks:
  • 6th in goals per game (7.14)
  • 6th in assists per game (2.43)
  • 6th in shots per game (21.0)
  • 3rd in caused turnovers per game (10.29)
Top Skyhawks Performers:
Up Next
Fort Lewis (1-6, 0-1 RMAC) hits the road next week for games at Westminster (March 28) and Colorado Mesa (March 30).
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