Farmingdale State 18, Mount Saint Vincent 3

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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. | Farmingdale State College secured a first-round bye for the upcoming 2025 Skyline Conference Women's Lacrosse Championship on Tuesday afternoon, as the Rams defeated conference foe University of Mount Saint Vincent, 18-3.

FSC (8-7, 7-0 Skyline) wraps up regular-season play Friday night (April 25) at the United States Merchant Marine Academy in a 7 p.m. opening draw, with the winner securing the No. 1 seed in the six-team tournament. First-round play will take place April 28, with the semifinal rounds being held at FSC and USMMA on Thursday, May 1. The championship final will be contested on Saturday, May 3, at the highest-remaining seed.

Against the Dolphins (2-8, 2-6), seven different Farmingdale State players scored goals, including sophomore attacker Carly Livingston (Farmingdale, N.Y.), who led all players with six goals and three assists for a nine-point afternoon. Senior midfielder Jules Loughran (Smithtown, N.Y.) chipped in with five goals and two assists, while junior Kailee Coppola (Levittown, N.Y.) and freshman Izzy Sheridan (Glen Head, N.Y.) each tallied two goals and one assist.

UMSV got on the board 1:05 after the opening whistle, before FSC proceeded to rip off the next 14 goals en route to a 14-2 halftime advantage. Loughran and Livingston completed hat tricks at the 7:25 and 3:37 marks of the first quarter, respectively, with Livingston's fourth score of the afternoon giving the hosts a 9-1 lead after one period of play.

Loughran's 58th goal of the season, and fourth of the afternoon, came at the 12:55 mark of the second quarter off a pass from sophomore Olivia Cassese (Farmingdale, N.Y.) to give FSC a double-digit lead for good at 11-1. 

Coppola (career-high eight draw controls, five ground balls, three caused turnovers) netted her pair of goals inside the first 3:50 of the second half, with sophomore Markella Moutafis (Bellmore, N.Y.) and Sheridan completing the Rams' scoring at the 4:50 and 3:10 marks of the third quarter, respectively.

Farmingdale State won 15-of-23 draws, and forced 27 turnovers by the Dolphins. Defender Rylee Valenzano (Centereach, N.Y.) continued her standout freshman campaign on the Rams' backline by setting career-highs with seven ground balls and three caused turnovers, while junior goalkeeper Giavanna Stamatelo (Levittown, N.Y.) made eight of her 11 saves in the second half.