BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Haley O'Hanlon (Garden City, New York) recorded four draw controls to give her 204 in her career and set the program record Saturday afternoon but the Colgate women's lacrosse team fell to Lehigh, 12-6, at the Ulrich Sports Complex.
 
O'Hanlon passed the previous record of 201 held by Courtney Miller '12 with a draw control early in the second half. O'Hanlon finished the game with two goals in addition to her four draw controls and caused three turnovers.
 
With her pair of goals, O'Hanlon also tied her career-high with 34 goals, which she also recorded in 2015 and 2017.
 
Tara Atkinson (Lloyd Harbor, New York) scored a pair of goals while Payton Gabriel (Lakewood, Colorado) and Kate Kelly (Summit, New Jersey) also scored goals for the Raiders.
 
Lehigh opened the game with four straight goals before O'Hanlon put the Raiders on the board with 14:03 to go in the first half with her first goal of the game. The Mountain Hawks ended the half on a 3-0 run to take a 7-1 lead over the Raiders at halftime.
 
O'Hanlon tied her career-high with her 34th goal just 36 seconds into the second half and Gabriel pulled the Raiders back within four with her 18th of the season with 26:45 left in the second half.
 
The Mountain Hawks scored three straight goals to extend their lead to 10-3 and Julianne Puckette capped off her hat trick with a goal in that stretch.
 
Colgate scored three of the final five goals over the final 7:45 of the game, including both of Atkinson's goals before Kelly closed the scoring with 2:01 to go in the game.
 
BOTTOM LINE
Lehigh 12, Colgate 6
 
WIN/LOSS RECORDS
The Mountain Hawks move into a tie for third in the Patriot League as they improve to 8-5 (3-2 PL) and the Raiders fell to 8-4 (3-2 PL)
 
KEY RAIDER INFO
 -With four draw controls, O'Hanlon set the program record for draw controls in a career
-The previous record was 201 held by Courtney Miller '12
-O'Hanlon also tied her career-high with 34 goals, which she also did as a first-year in 2015 and as a junior in 2017
-She also recorded three caused turnovers for the fourth time this season
-Atkinson tied her career-high with 13 goals this season after a pair of tallies against the Mountain Hawks
-Gabriel took sole possession of second on the team with 18 goals this season with a tally on Saturday
-Kelly also scored a goal for her third of the season
-Danielle Van Calcar (Wyckoff, New Jersey) added an assist for her 23rd point of the year as well as four draw controls, two groundballs and a caused turnover
-Kelly Haberl (Summit, New Jersey) caused a season-high two turnovers and now has a career-high five caused turnovers this season

FACTS AND FIGURES
-Lehigh held a slight 30-29 advantage in shots and 19-18 edge in shots on goal
-Colgate dominated draw controls with a 14-8 advantage
-Both teams had 16 turnovers
-The Raiders were 14 for 19 in clears while the Mountain Hawks were 18 for 20

FROM THE SOURCE
Head coach Heather Young
On Saturday's game
"We had some big lapses in our game today and couldn't fire on all cylinders for big portions of it. We had a lot of turnovers that really hurt us. Lehigh did a great job capitalizing on our mistakes and they played a great game. We will need to regroup and look to bounce back against American."

On Haley O'Hanlon
"Big congrats to Haley on her hard work on the draw circle today. I'm so proud to see her break the all-time Colgate career draw record. She is so deserving of it!"

UP NEXT
Colgate women's lacrosse returns to Beyer-Small '76 Field next Saturday as they host American at Noon for the second annual "Lace Up with LAX" game. All fans are encouraged to bring a new pair of shoes that will be collected and donated to the Salvation Army of Syracuse. More information will be available throughout the week.