Terriers Power to 21-14 Victory Over Stonehill

Wednesday, February 11

North Easton, MA

3 PM

Boston University

2-0

Stonehill

0-1

Boston U.

Stonehill

Terriers Power to 21-14 Victory Over Stonehill

February 11, 2026 | Women's Lacrosse

Box Score

EASTON, Mass. — The Boston University women's lacrosse team powered its way to a 21-14 victory over the Stonehill Skyhawks on Wednesday night.

The Terriers (2-0) netted 11 second-half goals to overpower the Skyhawks (0-1), and four Terriers posted three goals or more each: Junior Jayne Feeney (4), junior Izzy Amonte (3), junior Tessa Geddes (3) and freshman Makenzie McDevitt (3).

BU went into the half with a 10-7 lead and the Skyhawks tied it in the third quarter before BU went on an 11-4 run the rest of the way.

Freshman Avery Cutair had a great day of playmaking, with a goal and four assists, and her classmate McDevitt notched two assists to go with her hat trick.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Graduate student Abby Cotraro scored the first goal of the game off a pass from McDevitt, just 38 seconds into the game.
The Terriers went down 2-1 and 3-2, but tallies from Geddes and McDevitt brought it even each time in the first.
Feeney scored the next goal and gave BU a 4-3 lead on a player-up opportunity before the Skyhawks tied it again.
Once Amonte got her first goal off a free position to make it 5-4 with 4:45 left in the first, the Terriers would never trail again.
Junior Reilly Walsh scored with 2:20 remaining in the first and gave BU a 6-4 lead headed into the second.
Cutair scored 2:43 into the second to get the quarter started, and Geddes' free-position goal with 10:27 left made it 8-4.
Senior Elle Stevenson tucked home a shot off a pass from Cutair with 8:05 left and Feeney added a free-position tally to give BU 10 goals heading into the half compared to the Skyhawks' seven.
Stonehill opened the third quarter with three straight goals.
BU replaced junior Natalie Aiosa with junior Zoe Inglis in net with 7:41 left in the third, and then the Terriers went on a four-goal run.
Immediately tested, Inglis recorded her first save of the season and the Skyhawks appeared to score immediately afterwards, but it was waved off due to a crease violation.
With momentum swung the Terriers' way, Walsh added another goal, then junior Alex Cutone scored off a low shot. Geddes' third goal, an individual effort from the top of the zone, made it 13-10 entering the fourth quarter.
McDevitt would score again just 1:13 into the fourth before the Skyhawks cut the run with a goal.
BU would head on another run, though, beginning with a player-up goal from Amonte off a Cutair pass.
Amonte scored again to make it 16-11 just 18 seconds later.
Feeney scored twice in the span of 11 seconds with 8:21 and 8:10 remaining to further BU's lead to 18-11.
Stonehill kept pushing back, however, scoring three straight and cutting the BU lead to just 18-14 with 4:50 remaining.
Senior Leah Hodgins killed the momentum as she notched a goal with 3:22 left.
Cutone and McDevitt would add tallies and the Terriers would hold on for a 21-14 win.

GAME NOTES

21 goals is the most the Terriers have scored in a game since Feb. 16, 2020, a 22-4 win over Hartford.
This is just the third time the Terriers have scored 20-plus goals in the past six seasons.
BU won the draw battle, 20-18, with sophomore Kaitlyn Barton reeling in 12 draw controls.
Dating back to last season, Geddes is on an eight-game goals streak.
Geddes was the last Terrier freshman to record a hat trick before McDevitt's, tallying three goals against Colgate on April 17, 2024.
Cutair and McDevitt are the first freshmen to record five points in a game since Hannah Kenneally did so in an April 28, 2019 game against Colgate.
The Terriers are now 3-0 against the Skyhawks all-time.

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