No. 16 Princeton scored the final three goals of the game to rally for a 14-12 victory over No. 20 Dartmouth in a big Ivy League game.

Princeton scored the final five goals of the first half to give the Tigers (7-3, 2-1 Ivy) a 9-5 halftime lead, but Dartmouth answered with a four-goal run in the second half and took a 12-11 lead on Elizabeth Mastrio’s goal with 10:05 remaining.

That was Dartmouth’s final tally as Princeton goalie Sam Fish made three saves down the stretch.

The Tigers tied the game on Kyla Sears goal with 7:39 left, took the lead on Kathryn Hallett’s goal with 3:00 left and then Tess D’Orisi iced it on an extra-man goal with 1:02 remaining.

D’Orsi had five goals to lead the Princeton offense and Sears added two goals and five assists. Fish had 11 saves in the victory.

Mastrio led Dartmouth (7-4, 3-1 Ivy) with four goals and two assists and Katie Bourque had three goals and an assist.

Maryland Routs Michigan in Battle of Unbeatens

A matchup of two of the three remaining unbeaten teams in NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse went decidedly to No. 2 Maryland and the Terps blew out No. 7 Michigan 14-3.

Michigan’s Maggie Kane scored just 33 seconds into the game, but then went scoreless for the remainder of the first half as Maryland (14-0, 4-0 Big 10) opened up an 8-1 halftime lead.

Maryland goalie Megan Taylor made 10 saves while allowing just three goals to lead the Terps strong defensive effort.

No. Words. Needed.#FearTheTurtle pic.twitter.com/2Hath9yWr5

— Maryland Women's Lax (@MarylandWLax) April 6, 2019

Jen Giles led Maryland with four goals and an assist and Brindi Griffin, Grace Griffin and Erica Evans each scored two goals.

Michigan goalie Mira Shane made 12 saves as the Wolverines lost for the first time this season, falling to 13-1 overall and 3-1 in the Big 10.

Northwestern Catches Fire in Second Half to Down Hopkins

A six-goal run in the second half helped No. 6 Northwestern overcome an early 6-2 deficit as the Wildcats downed No. 15 Johns Hopkins 20-13 on Homewood Field. The Wildcats won their fifth straight game to improve to 9-3 overall and remain perfect in the Big 10 at 3-0. Johns Hopkins fell to 9-4, 1-2.

Ellie McNulty and Lexi Souder each had two goals to help the Blue Jays to their early 6-2 advantage, but Northwestern scored the final three goals of the first half to pull within 6-5 at the break and then Northwestern’s offense got red hot in the second half.

The Wildcats scored 15 second half goals, four of them by Claire Quinn, to pull away for the victory. Quinn had a career-high five goals in the victory, freshman Izzy Scane, a member of the 2019 U.S. U19 team, added four goals and an assist and Brennan Dwyer had 13 draw controls.

Maggie Schneidereith had five goals and two assists for Hopkins and McNulty had 10 draw controls to go along with her two goals.

Loyola Dominates Navy in Patriot League Showdown

No. 10 Loyola stretched its winning streak to six games with a dominating 16-6 victory over Patriot League rival Navy. No. 13 Navy has downed Loyola in the last two Patriot League tournament championship games, but the Greyhounds have now won 48 consecutive regular season Patriot League games.

Loyola (9-3, 5-0 Patriot League) scored less than a minute into the game, scored the first three goals of the game and never trailed in the victory.

Hannah Powers tied her career-high with five goals and added two assists to lead the Greyhounds. Sam Fiedler and Jillian Wilson each added hat tricks. Kelly Larkin had two goals and an assist for Navy (9-3, 4-1 Patriot League).

Trio of Apuzzo, Arsenault and Kent Leads No. 1 Boston College

Kenzie Kent (3g, 5a), Sam Apuzzo (4g, 3a) and Dempsey Arsenault (5g, 1a) combined for 21 points as No. 1 Boston College pulled away for a 20-12 victory over No. 14 Duke.

After Boston College (14-0, 5-0 ACC) scored the final two goals of the first half to take a 9-6 halftime lead, Duke came out strong in the second half with Abby Landry scoring back-to-back goals to pull back within one goal.

Duke kept it close, trailing 13-10 after Catherine Cordrey’s goal with 17:23 to play, but BC then ripped off seven straight goals to put the game out of reach.

No. 9 Penn Pulls Out Another Close One

Two weeks after stunning Princeton, Brown had No. 9 Penn on the ropes, but the Quakers scored the final three goals of the game, pulling out a 9-8 victory on Gabby Rosenzweig’s goal with 1:57 remaining in the contest.

Gabby Rosenzweig with the game-winner as @PennWomensLax scores the final 3 goals to deny Brown's upset bid. Quakers win 9-8.  pic.twitter.com/NJAa2AOFTN

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) April 6, 2019

Brown had two free position opportunities in the final two minutes, but Penn goalie Mikaila Cheeseman made saves on both shots to preserve the victory for the Quakers.

Rosenszweig led Penn (9-2, 3-0 Ivy) with three goals and three assists while KC Williams had a hat trick for Brown (6-6, 2-2).

Notable

• Jamie Ortega had six goals and three assists and No. 5 North Carolina scored 14 first half goals in a 17-6 victory over Louisville.

• No. 17 Florida won its fourth straight game as Sydney Pirreca scored a season-high four goals in an 18-9 win over Vanderbilt.

• Down two goals early in the second half, No. 18 Denver scored eight of the next nine goals to propel the Pioneers to a 12-9 win over Georgetown in a matchup of the two favorites in the Big East race. Quintin Hoch-Bullen had four goals and an assist for the Pioneers (10-2, 2-0 Big East).

• Siobhan Rafferty scored four goals as No. 19 Stony Brook won its third straight, beating Vermont 17-2.

• Albany scored the final three goals, including two in the final minute, in a 12-11 win over New Hampshire. Madison Conway had four goals and four assists and scored the game-winning goal with 15 seconds remaining.

• Columbia came back from a three-goal second half deficit to beat Harvard 15-14 in Ivy League action. Lindsey Ewertsen had three goals and four assists and scored the game-winning goal with 1:13 remaining in the game.

 • After missing the last three games due to injury, Kailey Conry had 10 points on four goals and six assists as Boston University tied a school record with 23 goals in a 23-10 win over American.

• Keely Connors had 16 draw controls in Holy Cross’ 19-13 victory over Bucknell to become the school's all-time leader in draw controls with 217 for her career.

• Kaitlin Luccarelli had seven goals in Longwood’s 16-15 victory over Radford.

• Niagara scored four straight goals in the final nine minutes to beat Quinnipiac 15-14. Alex Leo scored the game-winning goal with 1:19 remaining in the game. Rachel MacCheyne scored six goals for the Purple Eagles.

• Winthrop improved to 2-0 in the Big South with its second straight overtime victory. Lauren Morris had six goals, including the game-winner in overtime in the Eagles 14-13 victory over Gardner-Webb.

Nike/US Lacrosse Top 20 Scoreboard

No. 1 Boston College 20, No. 14 Duke 12
No. 2 Maryland 14, No. 7 Michigan 3
No. 5 North Carolina 17, Louisville 6
No. 6 Northwestern 20, No. 15 Johns Hopkins 13
No. 9 Penn 9, Brown 8
No. 10 Loyola 16, No. 13 Navy 6
No. 16 Princeton 14, No. 20 Dartmouth 12
No. 17 Florida 18, Vanderbilt 9
No. 18 Denver 12, Georgetown 9
No. 19 Stony Brook 17, Vermont 2

Other Scores

Albany 12, New Hampshire 11
Army 16, Lafayette 14
Binghamton 13, UMass-Lowell 7
Boston University 23, American 10
Canisius 15, Iona 12
Cincinnati 14, East Carolina 5
Colgate 16, Lehigh 4
Columbia 15, Harvard 14
Cornell 18, Yale 12
Fairfield 10, Marist 9
High Point 26, Presbyterian 3
Holy Cross 19, Bucknell 13
Longwood 16, Radford 15
Marquette 16, Butler 3
Niagara 15, Quinnipiac 14
Siena 13, Monmouth 11
Temple 17, Connecticut 13
UC Davis 19, Fresno State 10
UMBC 16, Hartford 1
Villanova 17, Old Dominion 10
Winthrop 14, Gardner-Webb 13 (OT)