The Basics

• Final Score: Rutgers-Camden 18, Rosemont 5
• Records: Rosemont 0-3, Rutgers-Camden 1-1
• The Ravens rebounded from an early 3-0 deficit to get to within a goal, but the Scarlet Raptors took control after that point.
• Location: Rosemont, Pa. - Ravens Athletic Complex

• Rutgers-Camden opened the game with three goals from Natalie DeCarlo in the first three minutes to take early control, but Rosemont bounced back with two goals from Jennifer South to put Rosemont behind by only one goal, 3-2 midway through the first half. The Scarlet Raptors erupted for eight straight goals in the final 13:21 of the first half to take a 11-2 lead into halftime.

• A ninth straight goal from Rutgers-Camden put the visitors in front 12-2 with 28:12 left in the game, but Rosemont responded with another goal from Jennifer South 3 minutes later. The Ravens got two more goals in the 2^nd half, with Victoria Kasper netting her 2^nd of the season and Melissa Lynch scoring her first of her career.

• Jennifer South again led the Ravens with three goals on five shots. All of her shots-on-goal resulted in goals. She was also credited with 3 ground balls a caused turnover and a couple of draw controls. South leads the Ravens with eight goals this season.
• Singles from Melissa Lynch and Victoria Kasper were the other scores from the Rosemont line-up. Kasper also had an assist to total two points for the night.
• Andrea Dossantos had a solid game on defense with four ground balls and three caused turnovers.
• Ali Osorio and Madeline Polino each had three ground balls. Polino added two caused turnovers.

• Natalie DeCarlo got the ball rolling for Rutgers-Camden with those first three goals scored. She totaled four goals with a couple of assists for 6 points.
• The Scarlet Raptors used several weapons to score in tonight's game with Nicole Martin scoring four times with an assist (5 points) and Jessica Mayer with three goals. In addition to Martin's points, she led the Scarlet Raptors with six draw controls and a couple of caused turnovers.
• Krystal Valianti and Taylor Reader (off the bench) each scored a couple of goals.

• The Ravens succeeded in 10-of-23 clears
• The Scarlet Raptors out-shot Rosemont 39-12
• Nia Hall made 13 saves compared to one save made by Rutgers-Camden's Alexa Rocks.

Up Next
Rosemont will host the Eagles of the College of St. Elizabeth in a non-conference game on Wednesday, 3/9 starting at 4:00pm.