Box Score GLENSIDE, Pa. – Visiting Cabrini College opened the game with an eight-goal run and never looked back on its way to a 13-4 win over host Arcadia University in the First Round of the 2014 NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse Championship Tournament Wednesday night at Easton Field.
 
The Cavaliers improved to 14-5 for the season and advance to face sixth-ranked Gettysburg College Saturday at 1 p.m. The Knights ended the season with a record of 18-2, marking the program record for wins in a season.
 
Senior Sarah Means (Philadelphia, Pa.) scored just 30 seconds into the game to start the eight-goal surge for Cabrini, and later capped the run with her second goal of the game with 4:59 remaining in the second half. Junior Lacie Doubet (Swarthmore, Pa.) and freshman Allie Vallen (Maple Shade, N.J.) also had a pair of goals during that run.
 
Sophomore Dawn Faranetta (Randolph, N.J.) finally got Arcadia on the board with 3:47 left in the opening frame, and junior Haylee Molloy (Holtsville, N.Y.) scored with 1:55 on the clock to cut the Knights' deficit to 8-2 at the half.
 
Freshman Sasha Wozniak (Royersford, Pa.) opened the second half scoring to put the Cavaliers up 9-2 four and a half minutes into the second half before freshman Erin Misner (Westhampton, N.J.) and senior Sara Volk-Perez (Mays Landing, N.J.) struck twice in a span of just 10 seconds to pull Arcadia back within five, 9-4.
 
The Knights were unable to sustain that momentum and the Cavaliers closed the game with a five-goal run for the 13-4 final.
 
Doubet finished with a game-high four goals for Cabrini, while Means finished with two goals and two assists for a four-point game. Wozniak finished with three goals in the contest.
 
Senior Janel Folkomer (Springfield, Pa.) recorded four saves and eight ground balls in net for the Cavaliers as she improved to 14-5 for the season. Sophomore Jordyn Dunacusky (Conshohocken, Pa.) also had seven saves in goal for Arcadia as she suffered her first loss of the season, dropping her record to 18-1.
 
Cabrini had a 27-22 advantage in both ground balls and shots in the game, which included a 20-11 edge in shots on goal. The Knights had a 13-6 advantage in draw controls.