WORCESTER, Mass. - With an 18-3 win over Holy Cross in the regular-season finale at Kuzniewski Field, Loyola University Maryland women's lacrosse head coach Jen Adams recorded her 150th win, as the Greyhounds capped off their sixth-straight undefeated regular season in Patriot League play.
 
In addition, sophomore Livy Rosenzweig broke the program's all-time single-season record for assists, pushing her season total to 54 to better Annie Thomas' record of 51. Rosenzweig finished the day with a game-high eight points on one goal and seven assists.
 
Senior Hannah Powers finished with five points for Loyola (13-4 overall, 8-0 Patriot League), scoring twice and adding two assists, while classmate Emily Cooper tied a career-high of four goals. Sophomore Sam Fiedler also had four points, on three goals and an assist, while senior Amanda Ignacio finished with her second collegiate hat trick, scoring three times.
 
Senior defender Lindsey Ehrhardt scored twice in the contest, and senior Taylor VanThof, who finished with 15 draw controls in the contest, added one goal and one assist. Junior Holly Lloyd and sophomore Liz Scott rounded out the scoring in the game with one goal apiece.
 
Rosenzweig started the scoring at 29:14 before the game was put into a 30-minute weather delay due to lightning. Cooper then netted a hat trick within seven minutes of returning to play. She scored off an 8-meter less than a minute into play resuming, at 28:26, and then put away a pair of passes from Powers at 24:27 and 22:59, respectively.
 
Powers then tacked on her own goal, finishing a feed from Rosenzweig at 20:21, before back-to-back scores from Ignacio, assisted by Rosenzweig and Powers, respectively, gave Loyola a 7-0 advantage.
 
Powers and Rosenzweig connected at 16:36, before VanThof found Fiedler wide open in front of the goal for Loyola's ninth-straight score.
 
The Crusaders halted Loyola's streak, but the Greyhounds responded with four more goals before the end of the half to take a 13-1 lead into the break. Rosenzweig assisted Ignacio at 11:56, before giving up a free position shot to assist Fiedler and break Loyola's single-season record for assists, moving her season total to 52. Ehrhardt then netted her first goal since the 2017 season on a free position and Fiedler completed her eighth hat trick of the season, assisted by Rosenzweig, to bring the half to a close.
 
Rosenzweig dished her seventh assist to Cooper, who scored her fourth goal of the day, to start the second half scoring, before Ehrhardt single-handedly turned defense into offense, causing a turnover, scooping up the ground ball, running the field and firing her second goal into the back of the net with 25:46 to play.
 
Beier found VanThof on a breakaway for a fast-break goal after that, pushing Loyola's lead to 16-1. Following Holy Cross' second goal, Lloyd fended off a double team to net her first goal of the game and Scott followed it up with a goal, assisted by Fiedler.
 
Holy Cross closed out the scoring in the game with a goal in the final two minutes.
 
Loyola will now turn its attention to the postseason, as it will host the Patriot League Championships at Ridley Athletic Complex on Thursday, May 2 and Saturday, May 4. The Greyhounds will learn of their semifinal opponent following Sunday's quarterfinal round and will play in the first semifinal game on Thursday at 5 p.m.