ROMEOVILLE, Ill. – The Lewis University women's lacrosse team suffered a pair of setbacks in Great Lakes Valley Conference contests after losing to Missouri Western State and Quincy at Lewis Stadium.
 
FRIDAY RESULTS
TEAM RECORDS
Missouri Western State 9-6, 3-2 GLVC | Lewis 4-8, 0-5 GLVC
 
LEWIS LEADERS
Goals: Meltonique Brown (3), Skylar Lucich (Mundelein, IL/Mundelein) (2) and Daniella Winterlik (Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada/Terry Fox) (2)
Shots: Brown (6), Lucich (3), Winterlik (3) and Emma Stanek (Lakeville, MN/Lakeville North) (2)
Saves: Kaitlyn Palmer (Springfield, MO/Glendale) (2)
 
QUARTER BREAKDOWN
FIRST QUARTER: Missouri Western State 3, Lewis 0

• Missouri Western State struck first as they scored a goal less than two minutes into the opening quarter.
• Five minutes into the quarter, Lewis' Amelia Procyk (Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada/Dr. Charles Best) attempted to answer back but the shot was saved by the Griffons.
• Missouri Western State added two more goals over the next five minutes of play to take a 3-0 lead.
• In the final three minutes, the Flyers had more three shots in attempt to get on the scoreboard but to no avail. 

SECOND QUARTER: Missouri Western State 4, Lewis 3

• In the second quarter, the Griffons were able to tack on two more goals before Meltonique Brown scored the first Lewis goal of the afternoon with 11:10 remaining.
• Brown scored her second goal of the quarter with 8:57 remaining, but that came nearly one minute after Daniella Winterlik (Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada/Terry Fox) scored a goal.
• With the Flyers scoring three goals in a span of three minutes, Lewis was looking to close the quarter out trailing by two.
• Unfortunately for Lewis, they gave up two goals to the Griffons in the final 20 seconds of the quarter, extending the Missouri Western State lead back to four. 

THIRD QUARTER: Missouri Western State 4, Lewis 3

• Missouri Western State went ahead 9-3 after scoring the first two goals of the third quarter.
• Lewis responded with a goal of its own after Skylar Lucich (Mundelein, IL/Mundelein) scored her first goal of the match, assisted by Brown, with 8:03 remaining in the third.
• The Griffons were able to add two more goals to extend its lead to seven, but the Flyers wouldn't back down as they scored two goals in the final minute.
• Lucich scored her second goal of the match and Brown followed up with her third goal of the afternoon with 45 seconds remaining. 

FOURTH QUARTER: Missouri Western State 7, Lewis 1

• The Griffons outscored Lewis 7-1 in the fourth quarter.
• Winterlik of Lewis was able to notch her second goal of the contest and the Flyers seventh goal as a team.
• Missouri Western State scored the final three goals in the final six minutes of action to win the match by double-digits.

 
FINAL SCORE: Missouri Western State 18, Lewis 7
 
SUNDAY RESULTS
TEAM RECORDS
Quincy 6-11, 1-5 GLVC | Lewis 4-9, 0-6 GLVC

LEWIS LEADERS
Goals: Bowen (3)
Shots: Lucich (7), Carlie Serritella (Chicago, IL/Resurrection) (7)
Saves: Palmer (10)

QUARTER BREAKDOWN
FIRST QUARTER: Quincy 4, Lewis 0

• Quincy scored all four goals in the first quarter and held Lewis off the scoreboard. 

SECOND QUARTER: Quincy 3, Lewis 2

• The Hawks opened up the second quarter with a goal to make it 5-0. 
• Serritella recorded the first goal for the Flyers of the game with 10:45 to go in the first half.
• Quincy went on to score its sixth and seventh goal of the contest.
• Winterlik scored her first goal of the game with 8:47 left in the second. 

THIRD QUARTER: Lewis 7, Quincy 3

• The Hawks picked up the opening goal in the second half before Lewis scored six unanswered to tie it.
• Serritella had her second goal of the game 32 seconds later. 
• Bowen scored her first goal of the contest less than a minute later to cut it to 8-4.
• Lucich recorded back-to-back goals in a one minute span to make 8-6 Quincy. 
• Bowen picked up the next two goals which tied the game up at 8-8. 
• QU responded with a goal with 3:03 left to regain the lead at 9-8. 
• The Hawks went up by two with another goal which gave Quincy a 10-8 lead. 
• Lewis scored its final goal of the game as Paige Bracey (Apex, NC/Apex) found the back of the net. 

FOURTH QUARTER: Quincy 5, Lewis 0

• Quincy recorded five straight goals in the fourth quarter while holding Lewis off the board.

FINAL SCORE: Quincy 15, Lewis 9