INDIANAPOLIS – The No. 3 UIndy women's lacrosse team cruised to a win in Sunday's Senior Day affair at Key Stadium against No. 24 Rockhurst, 20-7. Today is the largest win over a top-25 team for the Greyhounds since 2021 when UIndy won by 19 over No. 22 Concordia-St. Paul.

The Greyhounds celebrated its 10 seniors today, and were an integral piece to UIndy's 13 goal win, with the senior quartet of Ella Fornek, Malaena Michielin, Olivia Bladon and Sage Da Silva combining for 15 goals, while senior Alexa Versaci dished out four assists.

UIndy moves to 8-0 all-time against the Hawks, with today marking the seventh time the Hounds have beaten Rockhurst by double digits.

INS & OUTS
The Greyhounds were back at it with quick starts from its attack, scoring the game's first five goals, and 10 of the 14 goals in the first half. Fornek scored a first quarter hat trick for the first time in her career, and is only the second time she's recorded a first half hat trick in her career. Of its 10 first half goals, five of them came on woman-up situations, its most in a half this season.

Senior Lylian Iman got the start in net today for the first time this season and stopped three shots. But it was her defense that contributed to Iman's success on Sunday, causing a season high 15 turnovers, including a career-best five from Michielin. Amanda Hurry, Mariah Whitfield and Reese Fahlke all caused two of their own as well.

Leading by six after 30 minutes, the Greyhounds put together an almost flawless third quarter, scoring seven goals, while allowing none from the Hawks on only two shots. Da Silva and Michielin both added two more goals to their names in the third, while Maggie Durkin got her name in the box score for the second straight game.

Bladon, Fornek and Michielin all scored once more over the final 15 minutes of action, growing the Hounds' lead to its eventual 13 goal winning margin, the sixth time the Hounds have beaten the Hawks by at least 13 goals. 

INSIDE THE BOX
- Da Silva recorded her second six-point performance of the season, with her other coming against Walsh.
- Megan Gehrt notched her fifth game this season with at least a goal and an assist.
- Fahlke's two goals today eclipsed her over the 20 goal mark on the season.

UP NEXT 
UIndy remains at home for one final home regular season contest on Tuesday April 21 at 12 p.m. ET against Northern Michigan.