NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The No. 7 Yale women's lacrosse team plays at Brown Saturday at 1:00 p.m. (ESPN+, International Stream, Live Stats, Tickets). This game starts a stretch in which six of Yale's final seven games of the regular season are against Ivy League opponents.
 
Last Game

• Yale lost at then-No. 8 Stanford Sunday, 11-10.
• The Bulldogs fell behind by five goals in the third quarter but held the Cardinal scoreless for the final 18:07, nearly rallying for the win.

 
The Bulldogs

• Yale has won its last 10 games against Ivy League opponents – eight in the regular season and two in the Ivy League Tournament. Yale won the Ivy League regular season and tournament titles last year.
• Yale's last loss to an Ivy League team in the regular season was Apr. 22, 2023 against Cornell (14-12). 
• After a rare loss this past Sunday – Yale is 24-4 in its last 28 games – the Bulldogs will aim to avoid losing back-to-back games. They have not lost consecutive games since a three-game skid Apr. 8-22, 2023.
• The Bulldogs' longest active individual streaks are:
  • Consecutive games with at least one goal, consecutive games with at least one point: Senior attacker Jenna Collignon (Hinsdale, Ill.), 26
  • Consecutive games with a hat trick: Senior midfielder Sky Carrasquillo (Alpharetta, Ga.), 3 
  • Consecutive games with at least one assist: Junior attacker Megan Kitagawa (Syosset, N.Y.) 2
  • Consecutive games played, consecutive starts: Senior midfielder Fallon Vaughn (Concord, Mass.) and senior midfielder Taylor Lane (Norwalk, Conn.), 62
• Senior attacker Taylor Everson (Montclair, N.J.) is six points away from 100 career points.

 
The Series

• Yale has won 11 of the last 12 in the series vs. Brown, including the last four in a row.
• Yale beat Brown 10-5 last season at Reese Stadium.
• Yale is 41-8 all-time against Brown.

 
The Bears

• Brown (5-2, 0-1 Ivy League) is 8-3 at Stevenson-Pincince Field since the start of last season.
• The Bears rank fourth nationally in draw controls per game (17.86), fourth nationally in fewest turnovers per game (11.14) and fifth nationally in scoring offense (16.29 goals per game).

 
Social Media

• @YaleWLacrosse on Instagram
• @YaleWLacrosse on X

??SAVE!??

Another huge save by Niamh Pfaff in the fourth!

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— Yale Women's Lacrosse (@YaleWLacrosse) March 16, 2025