SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford College women's lacrosse team fell to the Kennesaw State Owls, 13-10, on Sunday afternoon at Gibbs Stadium.

Wofford (1-4) was led by two goals each from Emma Stalteri, Carlie Cutinella, and McKenzie Moeller. Katie Brosseau led the team with three points, scoring a goal and providing two assists. Vivian Chiomento led the team in draw controls with 5. Wofford held the shot advantage, 32-25. Wofford had 28 ground balls to Kennesaw State's 21, led by Brooke Meltcher's seven. Wofford caused seven turnovers to their eight, with Meltcher causing two herself.

Kaitlyn Bellanca opened up scoring in the game after two minutes, juking the defender for an open shot on goal. Emma Stalteri added onto the lead 40 seconds later with a pass from Ella Bartlett. Kennesaw grabbed one back, but McKenzie Moeller pushed back shortly after off a pass from Mia Leon. Scoring stalled for the remainder of the quarter, 3-1.

Moeller grabbed her second goal of the game in the opening minute of the second quarter from a free position shot. The Owls responded with two goals within two minutes of each other to keep them within striking distance. 30 seconds after a media timeout, Sara Fenwick attempted to swap the momentum in Wofford's favor with a solo goal, but Kennesaw found a solo run of their own. Stalteri grabbed one as well, but the Owls struck back 50 seconds later. Katie Brosseau closed out the half with a goal with 16 seconds left to play, giving Wofford a two-goal cushion, 7-5.

The Owls took five minutes to score the opening goal of the second half. Mia Leon brought the lead back to two goals with a pass from Brosseau. After another four minutes, Kennesaw State converted a free-position goal, tying it up one minute later. Neither team could find a goal to break the tie, 8-8.

The Owls nabbed their third unanswered goal to hold their first lead of the game two minutes into the final quarter. They pushed their lead to two before the Terriers found a response. That response came in the form of Carlie Cutinella's first goal of the day. Shortly after, Cutinella added another goal to tie the game just before the media timeout. The Owls were able to pull away once again with three straight goals to ice the game, 13-10.

Wofford will host the Campbell Camels on Wednesday, March 4, at Gibbs Stadium at 3 p.m., with the game streamed on ESPN+.