Siena All-Time Record vs. Opponents Opponent


Albany Binghamton


WL First Game Last Game 0 13


1997 33 2003


Boston College 02 2009 Buffalo State 10 1998 Bryant


Canisius


Dartmouth Drexel


Duquesne Fairfield


Holy Cross Howard Iona


LaSalle LeMoyne


Long Island Longwood Manhattan


11 2009 66 1999


Central Conn. St. 32 2002 C.W. Post


03 2000 01 2010 05 2000 03 1997 1 14


1997


27 1999 22 2002 24 2005 02 1998 2 10


1999


21 2004 02 2004 2 13


1997


2010 2008 2010 1998 2010 2010 2009 2008 2010 2004 2001 2010 2009 2008 2010 1999 2010 2006 2008 2010


Opponent Marist


Monmouth


WL First Game Last Game 4 10


1997 01 1997


Mount St. Mary’s 04 1997 Niagara


Presbyterian 10 2010 Quinnipiac


59 1997 05 1999


Sacred Heart 23 1999 St. Bonaventure 06 2001 Saint Francis (Pa.) 10 2003 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 11 2006 St. Michael’s 12 1997 Syracuse Stonehill


Stony Brook UC Davis Union


Vermont Villanova Wagner


01 1998 01 2006 04 2003 12 2006 02 1997 1 11


1998


01 2002 26 1997


Bold = 2011 Opponent New Opponents for 2011: Lehigh, Liberty, UMass


2010 1997 2004 2010 2010 2001 2009 2010 2003 2007 1999 1998 2006 2007 2009 1998 2010 2002 2010


SienaWomen’s Lacrosse by the Numbers


First Varsity Season: 1997 All-Time Record (14 Seasons): 48-161 (.230) MAAC Record (14 Seasons): 22-67 (.247) Home Record: 23-53 (.303) Road Record: 20-83 (.194) Neutral Record: 6-22 (.214)


MAAC Tournament Record (Two Appearances): 1-2 (.333)


LongestWinning Streak: Five Games (Mar. 8-Mar. 23, 2009)


Longest Losing Streak: 33 Games (Apr. 16, 2000-Apr. 26, 2002)


Overtime Games: 5-1 (.833)


Single-Game Records Most Goals Scored: 21 at Presbyterian (Feb. 23, 2010) Fewest Goals Scored: 0 (four times) Most Goals Allowed: 24 at Fairfield (Apr. 20, 2008) Fewest Goals Allowed: 3 (three times) Biggest Win: 16 vs. Saint Francis Pa. (Mar. 16, 2003) Biggest Loss: 21 vs. Union (Apr. 21, 1998)


2011 SIENA COLLEGE LACROSSE


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