Final Score: VCU 21, Wofford 6
Location: Spartanburg, S.C.
Records: VCU (1-2), Wofford (0-3)

The Short Story: VCU raced out to a 10-0 lead over Wofford in just 15:16 of gameplay and never looked back as the Rams cruised to the win.

QUICK FACTS

• It was VCU's second largest margin of victory in program history, one shy of the record set in a 24-8 win over LIU on March 18, 2018.
• Keriann McTavish had five goals and two assists on efficient eight shot attempts.
• Savannah Slack had three goals and an assist while adding three draw controls.
• Lauren Marosi recorded a hat trick, also the first goals of her collegiate career, and added an assist.
• Juliana George also scored the first two goals of her collegiate career and added two groundballs as well as a draw control.
• Anna Koniencki had a team-high six draw controls while also scoring three goals and recording an assist.
• In all, eight different Rams scored with seven of them scoring at least two goals.
• VCU outshot Wofford by a margin of 54-18 and had a 19-8 edge in draw controls.
• The Terriers were led by OIivia Abe who scored two goals.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Jessica Del Rossi scored the game's first goal less than two minutes in and ignited the 10 unanswered goals from the Rams. Koniencki, Marosi, McTavish, George and Slack each scored at least once during the run.
• Wofford responded with three unanswered goals to cut the Rams' lead to 10-3 with 5:57 left before halftime but VCU scored the final goal of the half to lead 11-3 at the break.
• The Terriers climbed back within 11-5 after scoring back-to-back goals to open the second half but eight unanswered goals from VCU put the game away as the Rams led 19-5 with 7:33 remaining.
• VCU ultimately scored 10 of the game's final 11 goals to pull away.

WHAT'S NEXT

VCU travels to face Presbyterian on Sunday, Feb. 23 for a 1 p.m. draw.