LEXINGTON, Va.- On Saturday afternoon, the Colonels continued with their road series, traveling north to face Washington & Lee (W&L). An early goal from the Generals set Centre back early, ultimately bringing the final score to W&L one, Centre zero.

GAME HIGHLIGHTS
- The initial five minutes of play revealed a stalemate between the two teams, not a shot to be taken by either squad. The Generals broke the silence with a series of shots but Centre's goalkeeper, Carlie McKenry, would deny all six. Just over a minute into the second period, W&L set in the game's first and only goal during a penalty corner opportunity, moving the score to 1-0.
- Out of halftime, the Generals continued their domination, attempting 19 shots while the Colonels took their first of two. The first Centre attempt came from Meghan Speth during a penalty corner in the third while their second came from Claire Martin in a fourth-quarter corner opportunity. With a scoreless second half, the game's final score remained at W&L one, Centre zero.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- The Generals took 33 shots, 16 of which were on frame. The Colonels attempted two with one being on frame. 
- In goal, Carlie McKenry collected an impressive 15 saves. This was her best game of the season thus far.
- W&L dominated in corner opportunities, having 12 compared to Centre's two.
 
UP NEXT
Remaining in Virginia, the Colonels will take on the No. 24 Lynchburg Hornets tomorrow, Sept. 24th, at 11 a.m. ET.