WEST HARTFORD, Conn. – The Hawks had the last word on Saturday, scoring the final goal of the game at 3:57, but couldn't recover from their deficit, dropping a 17-6 decision to the Vermont Catamounts. VIEW GALLERY VERMONT 17, HARTFORD 6 Vermont put the game out of reach early, scoring the first eight goals of the game in ten minutes, before sophomore Megan Miller but Hartford on the board with her 16th goal of the season at 16:23. Sophomore Jessica Harrison put a pair of goals in the back of the net before the first half ended, going into halftime trailing the Catamounts 12-3. Hartford scored three more times in the second half with goals by Miller, Taylor Calvagna and Billy McLaughlin, but the Catamounts came away with the 17-6 victory. INSIDE THE BOX & NOTES Miller and Harrison each led the Hawks, netting two goals apiece Rookie goalie Emma Privitera made 16 saves to Vermont's five The Hawks were one ground ball short of matching a season best, with 25 on the game Alex Vignona paced Vermont's offense with six points, all on assists NEXT ON TAP The Hawks hit the road for a pair of America East contests, traveling to New Hampshire on Saturday, March 30, before visiting Stony Brook on Wednesday, April 3. Hartford will return to Al-Marzook Field to host UMBC on Saturday, April 6, for an 11 a.m. first draw.