
Liberty Hands Lacrosse 15-7 Loss in ASUN Opener
3/22/2025 3:00:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse
CONWAY, S.C. — Charlotte Sadler set a Coastal Carolina Lacrosse record with 19 saves, but it was not enough as the Chants dropped their ASUN opener Saturday afternoon, falling 15-7 to Liberty at Brooks Stadium despite a second-half surge from the Chanticleers.
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Sadler's career high of 19 stops on 44 shots surpasses the previous mark of 17, which she tied earlier this year against Elon. Coastal cut the deficit to 12-7 midway through the fourth quarter following a three-goal run, but Liberty closed the game with the final three scores to secure the win.
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Taiva Reinertson powered the Flames (7-3, 2-0 ASUN) with five goals and one assist, as Liberty built a commanding 8-1 halftime lead and held off a late Coastal push. Mackenzie Lehman added a hat trick, and Ava Rajala contributed two goals and four assists to pace the visitors.
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The Chanticleers (4-6, 0-1 ASUN) were held scoreless in the second quarter and trailed by as many as eight goals entering the break. Maddie Bates led Coastal with three goals, including a pair in the second half, while Sydney McClure, Carleigh Patterson, Alyson Mascolo, and Brigid Cardillo each added a goal.
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Liberty dominated the draw circle, 16-10, and outgained Coastal in ground balls (28-17) and total shots (44-22). The Chanticleers were also hampered by 22 turnovers and were 0-for-6 on extra-man opportunities.
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UP NEXT
Coastal will play its next three matches on the road, heading to Lindenwood on Friday, March 28, Stetson on Saturday, April 5 and Virginia Tech on Wednesday, April 9.
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Sadler's career high of 19 stops on 44 shots surpasses the previous mark of 17, which she tied earlier this year against Elon. Coastal cut the deficit to 12-7 midway through the fourth quarter following a three-goal run, but Liberty closed the game with the final three scores to secure the win.
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Taiva Reinertson powered the Flames (7-3, 2-0 ASUN) with five goals and one assist, as Liberty built a commanding 8-1 halftime lead and held off a late Coastal push. Mackenzie Lehman added a hat trick, and Ava Rajala contributed two goals and four assists to pace the visitors.
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The Chanticleers (4-6, 0-1 ASUN) were held scoreless in the second quarter and trailed by as many as eight goals entering the break. Maddie Bates led Coastal with three goals, including a pair in the second half, while Sydney McClure, Carleigh Patterson, Alyson Mascolo, and Brigid Cardillo each added a goal.
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Liberty dominated the draw circle, 16-10, and outgained Coastal in ground balls (28-17) and total shots (44-22). The Chanticleers were also hampered by 22 turnovers and were 0-for-6 on extra-man opportunities.
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UP NEXT
Coastal will play its next three matches on the road, heading to Lindenwood on Friday, March 28, Stetson on Saturday, April 5 and Virginia Tech on Wednesday, April 9.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
LIBERTY
CCU
Shots
44
22
Turnovers
16
22
Caused Turnovers
18
9
Draw Controls
16
10
Free-Position Shots
7
6
Ground Balls
27
17
Game Leaders
Sunday, February 16
Monday, February 10
Saturday, February 08
Monday, February 03












