STANDISH, ME – Saint Joseph’s senior midfielder Lauren Hagerman (Scarborough, ME) became the second member of the Monks 100-goal club in a 22-14 win over Becker College on Sunday afternoon.
Hagerman entered the non-conference contest against the Hawks with 92 career goals and proceeded to reach the milestone with a career-high eight markers in the triumph. Goal number 100, an unassisted man-down score, came at the 25:41 mark and put the Monks ahead, 15-8.
Hagerman is the second player in program history, and the second this season, to reach the 100-goal plateau. Teammate Alyssa Marchant ’11 (Wakefield, MA) notched her 100th in a win over Thomas College on March 18th.
A 2009 All-GNAC First Team selection, Hagerman notched 34 goals as a sophomore and 42 as a junior. She has 24 goals through six games this season. She paced the GNAC in assists (27) and draw controls (62) and ranked third in all of NCAA DIII Women’s Lacrosse with 5.36 draw controls per game during her junior campaign.
Hagerman currently ranks as the Monks’ all-time leader in points (161), points per game (5.37), assists (61), groundballs (105), draw controls (125) and man-down goals (6).
Through six games this spring, Hagerman leads the team in assists (13), points (37), draw controls (23) and caused turnovers (8) and ranks second on the squad in goals (24).
Saint Joseph’s will look to continue the program’s best start in the team’s three-year history when the Monks host Norwich University in a GNAC contest on Friday at 4:00 PM.
