CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte women's lacrosse team traveled to face Coastal Carolina (10-5, 3-3) this afternoon, falling 15-4 to the Chanticleers. The Royals' record now sits at 3-10 on the year and 3-3 in Atlantic Sun Conference play.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Trailing 3-0, Queens' Lexy Stevenson got the Royals on the scoreboard with a goal at 6:24 in the first period. The goal was the only for the Royals in the quarter as they trailed 4-1 heading into the second.
 
Liberty extended their lead to six, 7-1, before Kourtney Goff found the back of the net to score a goal for the Royals while they were a man down. At the half, the Flames led 8-3.
 
Out of the break, the two teams traded goals to give the game a 10-5 score at the start of the final 15 minutes of regulation. An early goal from Stevenson cut the margin to four, 10-6, but a 6-0 run by the Flames followed. With the clock running due to the 10-goal gap, Queens' Erin Bock scored two in a row to cut the lead to eight, 16-8. Favreau then scored the Royals' final goal of the day, slashing through traffic on a fastbreak.
 
Liberty then added three more goals in the final three minutes of play to pick up the road win.

KEY STATS & NOTES 

• Lexy Stevenson led the Royals with three goals. She also had one assist.
• Kayleen Favreau totaled two goals and two assists.
• Erin Bock scored two goals, and Camryn Myers added two assists.
• In goal, Gianna Coburn recorded 11 saves in 45 minutes.
• Katie Colavito led Liberty with six goals and one assist. Ava Rajala added four goals and five assists, while Olivia Young recorded three goals and one assist.
• Ava Menna totaled 20 of the Flames' 25 draw controls.
• Both teams totaled 22 ground balls.
• The Royals honored Morgan's Message with a moment of silence at the start of the game.
• Queens also welcomed its alumni back to Dickson Field for the game, honoring their contributions to the program.

UP NEXT
The 2026 Atlantic Sun Conference Championship is scheduled to take place in Jacksonville, Fla., from April 28-May 2. The Royals will await final standings to see where they fall in the final standings as the top six teams will move on to compete in the postseason.       

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