HARRISONBURG, APRIL 19, 2025 – The University of South Florida women's lacrosse team came up short against James Madison University (No. 11 in NCAA RPI) by a score of 20-6
 
Key Stats:
• South Florida finished 18 of 21 on clear attempts today.
• South Florida trailed 6-1 after the first quarter, but fought back to make it a one-goal game (7-6) with 4:24 left in the second quarter.
• The Bulls still sit third in the AAC standings (4-2), having clinched a postseason tournament bid after their win over ODU last weekend.
 
Notables:
• Kaitlyn Tartaglione led the Bulls in goals (two), also tallying two ground balls.
• Paige Pagano made 11 saves on the day.
 
Up Next:
USF will return home to host Stetson University for their final game of their inaugural regular season on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. Fans can watch the game live on ESPN+.
 
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Tickets to watch USF women's lacrosse at Corbett Stadium may be purchased by calling 1-800-GoBulls or clicking HERE.
 
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About USF Women's Lacrosse
The University of South Florida announced the addition of women's lacrosse to its now 21-sport varsity athletics department in November of 2021. Fast forward to Feb. 7, 2025, the program embarked on its inaugural season in a 19-6 win over KSU, setting the State of Florida's regular season attendance record (2,386 fans). The Bulls named eight-time conference coach of the year Mindy McCord to lead the program in May of 2022. McCord, who came to USF with 240 career wins, earned 21 regular season and conference tournament titles at Jacksonville University. She led the program to eight NCAA appearances after launching and leading the Dolphins' program over its first 13 years. She developed 13 All-Americans, 81 all-conference selections, and 13 conference Player of the Year honorees during that span, departing JU following to back Sweet Sixteen berths. USF runs a fast-paced, high-scoring offense influenced by the early 1990s Loyola Marymount men's basketball record-setting fast break, which ranked among the national leaders in shots, points per game, and scoring margin numerous seasons during McCord's tenure at JU.

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