• UMBC has outscored their opponents by a combined 49-29 margin.
• Junior attacker Grace Bruce leads the team with 11 goals and ranks fifth in the America East with 2.75 goals per game.
• Junior attacker Kolby Weedon leads the Retrievers in points (16) and is second in goals (9). She is fourth in the America East in scoring (4.00 ppg.)
• Weedon and senior Mary Ellis are tied for second in the conference with seven assists apiece.
• Junior Katana Nelson is ninth on the circuit with 2.33 goals per game.
• Sophomore midfielder Lauryn Warfield leads the league with 7.75 draw controls per game.
• Senior goalie Isabella Fontana is yielding a league-low 6.77 goals per game and ranks second with a .500 save percentage.

• Bruce scored a season-high four goals, but the visiting Retrievers dropped a 14-11 decision at American on Saturday afternoon.
•  Senior attacker Mary Ellis added three assists while junior midfielder Katana Nelson, junior attacker Alexis Abe and sophomore midfielder Lizzie Bateman all contributed a pair of goals.
• Junior midfielder Lauryn Warfield won a game-high 12 draws. Senior Isabella Fontana (save) and classmate Mikaela Staranko (4 saves) both allowed seven goals in net. 

ABOUT THE MOUNT

• The Mountaineers have opened the campaign with losses to Towson, Delaware and #17 Navy.The Mount has been outscored by a 45-28 combined total.
• Senior attacker Mackenzi Furlong leads the squad with five goals and has a team-high seven points.
• Senior attacker Abby Yesko has distributed a team-leading three assists and has also scored three goals.
• Junior midfielder Anna Salerno is second on the team with four goals.
• Junior midfielder Molly Molchanoff has caused a team-best six turnovers.
• Sophomore goalie Ashlyn Watkins is allowing 16.4 goals per game in her three starts.UMBC and the Mount have met 21 times.

• The Retrievers hold a 17-4 advantage in the series but have lost three of the last four meetings.
• The Dawgs pulled away from the Mountaineers last season at UMBC Stadium as they came away with a 15-10 triumph. The Retrievers outscored the visitors by a 6-2 count in the fourth quarter to break open a tight contest.
• Weedon scored a pair of goals while Fontana made ten stops along with picking up a team-high six ground balls.

• UMBC travels to La Salle on Saturday at 12:00 p.m.