The Georgetown women's lacrosse team avenged a loss from Friday with a resounding 20-10 victory over the Marquette University Golden Eagles on Sunday afternoon in the second of a two-game series at Cooper Field in a BIG EAST Conference matchup. With the win, the Hoyas improve to 4-7 overall and an even 3-3 in BIG EAST play, while the Golden Eagles drop to 5-7 overall and 2-4 in league play. Head Coach Ricky Fried "I thought we responded really well today, our leaders stepped up and pushed everyone on our off day to make sure the team understood the importance of a conference game. We executed against a Marquette team that goes really hard, so I was happy with our effort." How it Happened The first half went back and forth when the Hoyas scored off of the opening draw on a goal from senior Caroline Frock, but Marquette answered right back. The teams would go one for one until the 14:50 mark when graduate student Michaela Bruno had forced a Marquette turnover and streaked down the right side. She found junior Celia Walsh in the middle of the field on transition and Walsh nailed the goal. Bruno added one of her own diving across the goal to get the score, and freshman Kylie Hazen managed an unassisted tally to cap off a 3-0 run and make it 7-4. Despite late goals from Hazen and senior Natalia Lynch, the Golden Eagles would score three in the final 11 minutes of action as Georgetown went into the half leading 9-7. The Blue & Gray began the second half with a 3-0 run as a trio of freshman scored including Hazen, Katie Goldsmith and Maria Hudson with the first of her career. Following an MU timeout, the Hoyas kept pushing as senior Mary Pagano intercepted a pass and went up the field to Walsh who found junior Ali Diamond next to the cage for the goal. Marquette put two together, but it was graduate student Liza Liotta who sparked an impressive 5-0 run as the Hoyas scored at will late in the game. The Golden Eagles would score on a free position shot, but it was freshman Tessa Brooks with her first-career goal as well as one from Goldsmith to make the final 20-10. Of Note Hazen led the way for the Hoyas with five goals, while Bruno added a hat trick as well as one assist. Goldsmith managed three scores and Lynch had two goals and an assist as 11 different Hoyas scored a point. Georgetown outshot Marquette 35-23, and the teams tied on the draw with 16 apiece. The Hoya defense forced 20 turnovers. In the cage, sophomore Emily Gaven picked up the win managing nine saves on the afternoon. Up Next The Hoyas will host the Butler Bulldogs next weekend in another two-game BIG EAST Conference series. The first meeting is scheduled for 3 p.m. on Friday at Cooper Field and Sunday's game will begin at noon for GU's last regular season home contest of the year.. The games will be streamed live on HoyaVision ($) and live stats will be available at GUHoyas.com.