ELON, N.C. - Towson University women's lacrosse junior Natalie Sulmonte scored three goals, including the 100th of her career, while sophomore Olivia Conti totaled five caused turnovers as the eighth-ranked Tigers posted a 10-4 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) road win over Elon Friday at Rudd Field.

Towson (11-2, 3-0 CAA) has now won six-straight overall and five consecutive on the road.

Sulmonte became the fourth player to score her 100th career goal this season and the second in the last three games.

How It Happened

• The Tigers jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first four minutes and never trailed. Both goals came off free position shots, including the first off the stick of red-shirt senior Gabby Cha who had missed the last three games because of injury.
• Senior Emily Gillingham scored just over a minute later to extend her goal scoring streak to 21 games.
• Elon got on the board with 24:01 left in the first half before Towson responded with back-to-back goals from senior Kaitlyn Montalbano and Sulmonte, the last of which came on a free position with 12:54 remaining to give her 100 career goals.
• The Phoenix scored their second goal with 10:09 remaining before the Tigers responded with two-straight goals again, this time from Sulmonte and junior Carly Tellekamp, to give Towson a 6-2 halftime lead.
• Despite being on the short end of a 9-1 margin in draw controls at the half, the Tigers held the lead thanks to a 12-4 advantage in ground balls and forcing 15 Phoenix turnovers.
• Sulmonte opened the second half by scoring her third goal of the game off a free position in just 30 seconds.
• The two teams would exchange goals with Tellekamp adding her second of the game with 21:14 to play to give Towson an 8-3 lead.
• After being held to just one shot and one assist over the game's first 41:35, Elon's leading scorer, Stephanie Asher, scored with 18:25 remaining to cut the Tiger lead in half, 8-4.
• Red-shirt sophomore Maddie Dickman scored just 1:01 later to push Towson's lead back to five before sophomore Coeli Love capped the scoring with 1:33 left.

Inside the Numbers

• Sulmonte joins Montalbano (Michigan), Gillingham (Stony Brook) and Tellekamp (Drexel) in scoring her 100th career goal this season.
• With four points, Sulmonte now leads the team in scoring this season with 44. She now has 147 for her career, moving her past Samantha Brookhart and into 10th place on the program's all-time list.
• With five caused turnovers, Conti now has 35 this season and moved into fifth place on the program's single season list. She also moved into fifth on the career list as well as she now has 84 caused turnovers in just 32 career games.
• With two points, Montalbano moved past Ashleigh Rohrback into eighth place on the program's career points list with 175.
• Sophomore Kiley Keating finished with 10 saves, the second-straight game and fourth overall this season that she has had at least 10. She currently ranks 10th in program history with a .503 career save percentage.
• With a second-half goal, Love has now scored a goal in four consecutive games since scoring her first career goal at Yale. She has scored five goals over her last four games.
• Towson totaled 13 caused turnovers Friday, the ninth game out of 13 this season in which the team has had at least 13.
• The Tigers held Elon without a free position goal as the Phoenix went 0-for-2. Towson is now 2-0 this season when its opponent does not score a free position goal.
• The Tigers are now 11-1 this season when leading at halftime.
• Tonight was the second game on grass for Towson this season. The team is now 2-0 on grass with road wins at Elon and No. 6 Florida.

Up Next For Towson

• The Tigers continue their road trip on Sunday when they head to Williamsburg, Virginia to take on William & Mary at 1 p.m.
• Towson posted a 14-11 victory over the Tribe at home last season and a 20-9 win in the last meeting at Martin Family Stadium on Apr. 19, 2015.