CABR!l,f COJ.LEU£ THEATER PRESENTS

together really well today."

With this victory, the Lady Cavs improve to 7-2 over all. They are 5-1 in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference.

Their first defeat came at the hands of Ceder Crest College which was a close loss with the score of 10-7. Their second loss was against Villajula College.

There is a positive vibe going throughout the team, especially with the outst~nding goaltending of senior Stephanie Casinelli.

Casinelli was a key player in the game against Bryn Mawr, stopping a lot of great scoring chances.

"Steph is really doing a great job for a first-year goalie,"' said Lewis. "She's coming up with big saves at big moments in games."

The Lady Cavs will face Beaver College in a huge PAC match up on Thursday,April 17, at 4 p.m. on the upper field.

They will take on King's College at home on Saturday, April 19, at 4 p.m. and will contend against Chestnut Hill College on Tuesday April 22, at 3 p.m.

The Lady Cavs' lacrosse team is hoping that the PAC championship game will be held at Cabrini. The date for that game would be on Saturday, April 26.

With a tight and consistent offense and a very solid, quick and strong defense, the Lady Cavs are a very powerful force going into the PAC championship game.