TOWSON, Md. - Towson University women's lacrosse junior Carly Tellekamp scored her 100th career point with her second goal of the game and senior Kaitlyn Montalbano totaled six points as the No. 10 Tigers posted a 15-3 victory over Coastal Carolina Saturday at Unitas Stadium.

Towson (4-1) remained unbeaten in four home games this season while picking up a win in the first-ever meeting between the two teams.

Montalbano finished one point shy of her career high while Tellekamp finished with three goals.

How It Happened

• Towson scored the game's first seven goals, including two each from Tellekamp and Montalbano, to take a 7-0 lead with 15:16 remaining in the first half.
• Tellekamp's second goal with 15:16 left was the 100th point of her career.
• Coastal got on the board with 13:13 to play in the first half, but the Tigers added goals from senior Emily Gillingham and sophomore Annie Sachs to take a 9-1 halftime lead.
• The Tigers added two more goals to start the second with a free position tally from red-shirt senior Gabby Cha and the third of the game from Tellekamp.
• Haley Alexander added her second of the game for the Chanticleers (1-4) before Montalbano netted her third of the game with 19:26 remaining to give Towson a 10-goal lead.
• Junior Natalie Sulmonte found the back of the net for the second time off an assist from Sachs before Montalbano added her fourth and Sachs added her second to cap the scoring.

Inside the Numbers

• The Tigers outshot Coastal Carolina 27-14, including 18-7 in the first half.
• Towson scored seven free-position goals, converting on 7-of-9 attempts.
• The Tigers had fewer draw controls than their opponent for the second-straight game.
• Tellekamp now has 101 career points with 89 career goals.
• Gillingham finished with two goals and now has 97 for her career.
• With the win, head coach Sonia LaMonica now has 97 for her career.
• Sulmonte scored a point for the 36th consecutive game.
• Sachs posted a career-high three points, tying her career with two goals.
• Towson is 4-0 at home this season and 19-6 at Unitas Stadium since 2016.

Who's Next for Towson

• The Tigers open a five-game road trip on Wednesday when they travel to Saint Joseph's for a 4 p.m., contest with the Hawks.
• The game will be just the second meeting between the two schools and the first since 1995.