MONTEVALLO, Ala. – The University of Montevallo women's lacrosse team fell to Lee University 13-12 in a Gulf South Conference contest. 
Junior Meghan Shea led the Falcons in scoring with three goals in the game. 
Freshman Anja Kuys, senior Jami Hudak and junior Sydny Dudley each scored two goals for the Falcons. 
Sophomore Arianna Endelmann, senior Georgi Griffin and freshman Halee Macias each registered one goal. 
Junior Janey Johnson registered a team-high five assists.
Dudley added two assists while Hudak and Macias each added one.
Griffin led the Falcons with six draws controlled, totaling 205 draws controlled in her career. 
Kuys totaled a team-high three ground balls.
Endelmann along with sophomore Caleigh Spoon each added one assist in the win.
Senior Irfana Ahmed registered a 13 saves in the contest, posting a 50 percent save percentage.
KEY GOALS
1st (27:02) | Freshman Anja Kuys scored the first goal of the game for the Falcons, assisted by senior Jami Hudak, to take an early 1-0 lead. 
1st (20:48) | Junior Meghan Shea found the back of the net for the Falcons on a free-position shot after four straight goals by Lee, trimming the Flames' lead 4-2.
1st (18:42) | Kuys cut Lee's lead 4-3 after scoring on a free-position shot.
1st (17:23) | Sophomore Arianna Endelmanntied the game 4-4 off an assist by Junior Janey Johnson.
1st (09:33) | Lee responded with a four-goal run to double to take a 8-4 lead, capped by a goal from Emma Hill. 
2nd (27:15) | Shea netted her second goal of the game, assisted by Johnson, to cut Lee's lead to 9-6.
2nd (18:32) | Hudak scored the fourth straight goal for the Falcons to tie Lee 10-10 off an assist from junior Sydny Dudley.
2nd (11:25) | Senior Georgi Griffin tied the game 11-11 in a man-up situation off an assist from Dudley.
2nd (02:46) | Shea scored her third goal of the game, tying the game 12-12 in a man-up situation off an assist from freshman Halee Macias.
2nd (02:25) | Rachel Duda gave Lee the go-ahead goal, scoring unassisted, to lead 13-12.
 
GAME NOTES

• The Flames out shot the Falcons 36-28 in the contest.
• Montevallo finished with 26 turnovers compared to 20 turnovers by Lee. 
• Lee totaled 28 ground balls while the Falcons totaled 21.
• Lee successfully cleared 19-of-27 attempts, while the Falcons finished 14-of-20 in clear attempts.
• Montevallo finished with a 15-12 advantage in draws controlled.
• The Falcons totaled six free-position attempts compared to 12 by the Flames.
• The Falcons totaled 13 saves while Lee totaled 8.

UP NEXT

The Falcons will travel to Young Harris, Georgia for a Gulf South Conference road contest against Young Harris College Saturday April 6, at 11 a.m.