Updating the Tigers
Towson travels to Columbia on Friday afternoon before returning home to host Delaware on Sunday at 1 p.m.

Scouting the Tigers
Freshman Emilee Woodall made 27 saves this past weekend, including 14 against James Madison when she earned her first career start.

Scouting Columbia
Columbia enters Friday with a 6-4 record. Most recently, the team fell to Hofstra 4-3 in overtime.

Zoe Blake leads the Lions in points with 23 (10 G, 3 A). Kimberly Pianucci has a .710 save percentage and has allowed 18 goals in 10 games for the Lions.

Scouting Delaware
Delaware travels to Princeton on Friday before facing the Tigers on Sunday. The Blue Hens are 7-5 on the season. Delaware recorded a 5-3 win against William & Mary on October 5.

Michaela Patzner has a team-leading 18 points (6 G, 6 A). Emmeline Oltmans has a .613 save percentage and has allowed 24 goals in nine games for Delaware.

Series History
This will be the first meeting between the Tigers and Columbia.

The Tigers have battled Delaware 36 times. The Blue Hens hold a 29-5-2 advantage on the series. Towson fell to the Blue Hens 5-0 last season.

Leading the Tigers
Junior Stacey Mackintosh is the Tigers' point leader with seven (2 G, 3 A). Mackintosh also leads the Tigers in assists. Senior Courtney Branco has scored a team-high three goals. Senior Kelly Mattingly leads the Tigers in shots (13).

Saves, Saves, Saves
Sophomore Megan Boyle leads CAA goalkeepers in saves with 62. She also ranks second in the conference in save percentage (.705).

Balancing Act
The Tigers have enjoyed a balanced scoring output this season with seven different players recording a point.

Defensive Dynamos
Towson have seen defensive saves made by three players. Mackintosh (1), Mattingly (1) and junior Heather Jenney (2) have all recorded defensive saves this season.

Familiar Faces
Second-year Tiger head coach Carly Campana has a great deal of history with Delaware, having played at the school from 2002-05. Campana led the Blue Hens to a CAA Champipnship in 2004 and was a team captain in 2005. A three-time letter winner at Delaware, she tied the school record for most games played in a single season with 22 in 2004. Campana was also an assistant coach at the school in 2009-10.

Up Next
The Tigers will host VCU on Friday, October 17 at 6 p.m.