LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Women's lacrosse extended its win streak to four on Monday, March 24 with a 19-15 win over George Fox at Patterson Field.
 
Down but never out, the Tigers trailed by as many as five midway through the second quarter but went on a 14-5 run to close out an impressive victory.
 
It started at the end of the second quarter when Olivia Okamoto tallied two of her game-high seven goals, bringing the deficit to just two.
 
The Tigers continued to battle in the third, exchanging goals and eventually working the game to a tie to close the frame. Emma Cho's free position goal drew the score at 12 with just eight seconds to go.
 
Oxy erupted in the fourth, scoring seven goals in the frame including six in a 6:33 span, amounting to a five-score lead. Maeve Moylan tallied three of her five goals in that stretch, and Ava Whelan added two scores, her second off a nifty Cho pass.
 
Offensively, Okamoto, Moylan and Whelan combined for 15 goals. Gabriella Acker posted three assists and Cho added a pair.
 
In goal, Andie Angelacci was impressive, picking up 16 saves – a new season-high – just two off her career-high 18 from two seasons ago. Angelacci surpassed 400 career saves on Friday, March 21 against Cal Lutheran, and now sits with 418. She's the only Tiger goalie to collect at least 400 saves.
 
With the victory, Oxy improved to 7-3 on the season. They return to Patterson Field on Thursday, March 27 to take on Oberlin at 7 p.m.