LORETTO, Pa. – Goalkeeper Maria Krull (Leicester, Massachusetts) continued to shine for the Colgate field hockey team as she made a season-high 14 saves Sunday afternoon in the Raiders' 2-0 loss to the Saint Francis Red Flash at Degol Field.
 
Krull's 14 saves on Sunday gives her 23 saves in the Raiders' two games this weekend. On Saturday at Cornell, Krull recorded nine saves.
 
The Raiders and Red Flash went into halftime scoreless with Krull making 10 saves as she stood on her head all half. Saint Francis drew 12 first half penalty corners, but the Raiders kept them off the board turning away each one.
 
Whitney Jones (Sudbury, Massachusetts) tallied the Raiders only shot of the game nearly 13 minutes into the game but it was saved by Red Flash goalkeeper Elizabeth Dyer to keep the game knotted 0-0.
 
Brea Seabrook scored both goals for Saint Francis Sunday afternoon for her second career multiple-goal game.
 
Saint Francis took a 1-0 lead nearly three minutes into the second half as Seabrook fired a shot to the far post past Krull. The Red Flash added an insurance goal with 16:58 left in the game as they scored a goal off one of their 19 penalty corners. Hannah Retherford inserted the ball where it was stopped by Carly Gromel at the top of the arc and Seabrook rifled the shot through the Raiders defense.
 
BOTTOM LINE
Saint Francis 2, Colgate 0
 
WON-LOST RECORDS
The Red Flash won their fourth consecutive game after dropping their season opener at Ohio to improve to 4-1 while the Raiders lost their fourth straight game to fall to 1-4.
 
KEY RAIDER INFO
-Maria Krull recorded a season-high 14 saves in her best game of the season, the fourth most saves she has ever recorded in a single game.
-Krull turned away all 10 shots she faced in the first half
 
FACTS AND FIGURES
- Saint Francis held a 21-1 shot advantage in the game, including a 16-1 shot on goal advantage
-The Red Flash were awarded 19 penalty corners compared to the Raiders' three.
 
FROM THE SOURCE
Head Coach Cathy Foto
"Maria was outstanding in goal today. We could not have asked any more of her or our back line defenders. We will continue to work on our transition so that we can take some pressure off our defense."
 
UP NEXT
The Raiders head back out on the road next weekend as they travel to Evanston, Illinois, for a pair of games at Northwestern. Colgate faces the Ball State Cardinals on Saturday at 11 a.m. Central time before taking on the nationally ranked No. 16 Northwestern Wildcats on Sunday at noon Central.