INDIANAPOLIS - The UIndy women's lacrosse team (9-3, 5-2 GLIAC) is officially on another win streak with its 22-6 win over Concordia-St. Paul (6-3, 3-4) on Sunday afternoon at Key Stadium. Nine Hounds tallied goals in the victory, while Peyton Romig secured nine more draws to increase her season total to 119.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Delaney Davidson found the back of the cage two minutes into the contest before Grace Gunneson, Lauryn Hardoy, and Riley McClure each added scores to give the Hounds an early 4-2 advantage. UIndy scored eight more goals in the opening half, including three more from Hardoy and another pair from Davidson. Anna Rulapaugh picked up a couple goals, while Abigail Lagos scored her 23rd of the season. 

Similarly to how the first half ended, the Greyhounds controlled most of the final 30 minutes of action, as Irene Carlquist filled in for Lauren Granville in the second frame and allowed just two goals to the Golden Bears. UIndy and Concordia exchanged a pair of goals in the first 13:13 of the half before the Hounds rattled off eight-consecutive scores to close out the game. Destinie Katz notched her third straight game of at least six assists with a helper to Gunneson at the 14:12 mark, which begun a streak of four games in five minutes for the Greyhounds. After UIndy hit the 20-goal mark for the third straight contest, and sixth time overall this season, Gina Jablonski and Elyse Gleeson scored their second and third tally of the 2018 campaign, respectively. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
Katz totaled 25 helpers during the Hounds' three wins this past week, raising her season total to 34. The sophomore has been a staple in the UIndy offense, assisting on 36.3 percent of the team's 69 goals during its current winning streak. 

Hardoy's six goals is a season-high for the Greyhounds, becoming the first member of the Crimson and Grey to record that many scores in a contest during 2018. The freshman ranks second on the team in goals with 30 and assists with 21, but leads the Hounds with 51 points. 

Granville has recorded a .500 save-percentage over the past three contests, totaling 90 game minutes in three starts. The junior has made 53 saves this season. Carlquist currently sports a .527 save-percentage in over 223 minutes of action. 

The Hounds have allowed six or less goals six times this season, including today's win over the Golden Bears. Through 12 games, UIndy is allowing 8.6 goals against compared to its 17.2 on the offensive end.

UP NEXT
The Greyhounds seek vengeance this coming No. 13 Grand Valley State and No. 25 Tiffin visit the Circle City for the second game of the season between the teams. The Hounds and Lakers square off at 7 p.m. on Friday night from Key Stadium.