BUFFALO, N.Y. – Freshman Sydney Gordon scored a career-high five goals in the Saints' 18-4 win over Medaille College Wednesday evening. Riley Riedel, Marissa Malvaso, and Bethany Wolcott all had a multiple-goal game scoring four, three, and two, respectively. Freshman goalie Brinn Stworzydlak added five saves to her resume, bringing her save percentage to 44.9 – second in the East Coast Conference.

First Quarter Notables

• The Saints took an early lead in the first quarter, as Riedel converted a free position shot at 11:30.
• Wolcott added her 20th goal of the season less than two minutes later, putting the Saints up 2-0 early.
• Medaille's Katelynn Deveans answered the Saints with a goal of her own at 7:14.
• Gordon and Malvaso extended the Saints lead to 4-3 by the end of the fourth quarter scoring at 6:13 and 1:13, respectively.

Second Quarter Notables

• Riedel's name became popular for the Saints in the second quarter as she recorded two goals and one assist on the Saints' first three goals of the quarter.
• Gordon added two back-to-back goals before Wolcott scored her 21st of the season at 5:22.
• Gordon and Paige Cocina extended the Saints' lead to 12-1 scoring at 5:00 and 2:53, respectively.

Third Quarter Notables

• The Mavericks came out of the intermission ready to make a comeback, scoring three back-to-back-to-back goals before Riedel added her third of the game off a pass from Jillian Bernas at 6:27.
• Tiffany Cristofanelli scored her lone goal of the game, converting a free position shot at 5:21 and extending the lead to 14-4.
• Gordon scored her final goal of the game with just under two and half minutes left in the third quarter to cushion the lead.

Fourth Quarter Notables

• Sydney Watters scored her first goal of the season as a defender at 9:27 in the fourth quarter.
• Emily Fischer and Malvaso rounded out the Saints' scoring efforts with goals at 8:00 and 2:42.
• The final whistle blew with the Saints winning 18-4.

Up Next

The Saints are on the road this weekend with a conference matchup at St. Thomas Aquinas on Saturday, April 9. First draw is set for noon.