Final Score: VCU 23, Presbyterian 10
Location: Clinton, S.C.
Records: VCU (2-2), Presbyterian (2-2)

The Short Story: Jessica Del Rossi scored five first half goals as VCU jumped out to a 5-1 lead and never looked back.

QUICK FACTS

• Jessica Del Rossi scored a career-high seven goals in the game.
• Keriann McTavish scored four goals and recorded four assists. McTavish also had a team-high six draw controls.
• Savannah Slack had four goals and one assist on exactly four shot attempts.
• Lauren Marosi, Cammie Mann and Abby Osmeyer each had a goal and an assist.
• Emma Barber and Riley O'Malley scored once each, Juliana George recorded one assist.
• VCU scored 44 goals in its past two games, the most goals in a two-game stretch during the program's five-year history.
• Presbyterian was led by Madison Berg who had three goals and one assist.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• VCU scored five goals in the first 3:16 to race out to a 5-1 lead over the Blue Hose.
• Presbyterian was able to pull back within 7-4 with 17:29 left before halftime but that was as close as the Blue Hose would get for the remainder of the contest.
• The Rams outscored PC 8-4 to end the first half with a 15-8 lead.
• VCU scored eight unanswered goals to begin the second half and pushed its lead to 23-8 with 7:49 left.
• Presbyterian scored the games' final two goals but VCU cruised to the win.

WHAT'S NEXT

VCU hosts East Carolina in its home opener at 1 p.m. on March 1.