BOX SCORE Towson University freshman Emilee Woodall recorded 13 saves but it was not enough has the Tiger field hockey team fell at William & Mary (4-7, 1-0) by a 4-0 score on Friday evening. Sophomore Megan Boyle started in goal for the Tigers (2-7, 0-1), making six saves and allowing one goal in 35:00 minutes of play.

William and Mary (2-1) took an early lead in the contest as Pippin Saunders capitalized in the second minute on a pass from Navneet Singh.

The Tribe outshot the Tigers 17-2 in the first half as Boyle made six first-half saves. Towson junior Heather Jenney recorded a defensive save in the 29th minute.
 
Freshman Emilee Woodall started in goal for Towson in the second half.

William & Mary would record three goals in the second half with Emma MacLeod scoring two.
 
The Tribe continued to outshoot the Tigers 21-0 in the second half as they finished the game with a 38-2 advantage. Woodall recorded 13 second-half saves for Towson.
 
Sophomores Allie Stauffer and Sam Zelenack both recorded shots for the Tigers.
 
Meredith Savage made two saves to earn the win for William & Mary.
  
Towson return to action on October 5 as they visit James Madison for a 1 p.m. game.