NEWTON, Mass. – The No. 1 Boston College lacrosse team earned head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein her 100th win at the helm of the program as the Eagles took down No. 21 Georgetown in stunning fashion, 21-11, Saturday afternoon in Newton. The Eagles were held up by five different players recording at least three goals and seven saves by goalkeeper Abbey Ngai. The Eagles started the game with a fire under them, jumping to a 9-0 lead just 11 minutes into the game. Kenzie Kent pushed for the first goal of the afternoon before six different Eagles scored the following eight goals. Dempsey Arsenault and Sam Apuzzo each tallied two in the opening stretch while Cara Urbank had a hand in six of the opening half scores through three of her own goals and three assists. The Hoyas were nowhere to be found before Mary Pagano earned the first point for the visitors at the 18:40 mark. Georgetown found a boost in momentum to close the first half, going on a 4-1 run through the final nine minutes. The Hoyas opened up the second half in a promising manner, but couldn't find the momentum needed to erase the 13-5 halftime deficit. As Georgetown put up the first two goals of the second frame, Sheila Rietano polished off her third career hat trick and kept going, ending the afternoon with a career-high four goals. As the contest came to a close, Arsenault and Jenn Medjid wrapped up their hat tricks as nine different Eagles appeared on the final scoresheet. GAME INFORMATION Score: No. 1 Boston College 21, No. 21 Georgetown 11 Records: Boston College 9-0, Georgetown 5-3 Location: Newton, Mass | Newton Campus Fields HOW IT HAPPENED FIRST HALF GOAL: BC 1, GU 0: 29:09 – Kent got the scoring for the afternoon started off of a pass from Urbank. GOAL: BC 2, GU 0: 26:20 – Walker got her first of the day with an assist to Arsenault. GOAL: BC 3, GU 0: 26:01 – Arsenault followed suit with her first goal of the day. GOAL: BC 4, GU 0: 25:27 – Rietano kept the momentum. GOAL: BC 5, GU 0: 24:45 – Urbank notched her second point of the day with a goal, grabbing a pass from Kent. GOAL: BC 6 GU 0: 24:15 – Apuzzo picked up a ground ball at midfield and ran straight to the net. GOAL: BC 7, GU 0: 23:22 – Medjid tallied her first of the day off of a pass from Urbank. GOAL: BC 8, GU 0: 23:07 – Arsenault grabbed her second of the day. GOAL: BC 9, GU 0: 19:21 – Apuzzo tallied her second to follow suit. GOAL: BC 9, GU 1: 18:40 – The Hoyas got on the board with a goal from Mary Pagano. GOAL: BC 10, GU 1: 17:23 – Urbank grabbed an assist from Medjid for her second goal of the day. GOAL: BC 11, GU 1: 16:18 – Rietano got the clock running with a free position goal. GOAL: BC 12, GU 1: 12:26 - Urbank polished off her hat trick on a pass from Rietano. GOAL: BC 12, GU 2: 9:00 – Liza Liotta added one for Georgetown. GOAL: BC 12, GU 3: 8:29 – Francesca Whitehurst tallied another one for the visitors. GOAL: BC 12, GU 4: 7:47 – Liotta continued the momentum for the Hoyas. GOAL: BC 13, GU 4: 6:29 – Maggie Casey hopped on the scoreboard with an assist from Kate Taylor. GOAL: BC 13, GU 5: 1:59 – Natalia Lynch capitalized for Georgetown to wrap up the opening half. SECOND HALF GOAL: BC 13, GU 6: 28:33 – Georgetown kept their fire with a goal from Morgan Ryan to open the second frame. GOAL: BC 13, GU 7: 27:10 – Whitehurst cut the Hoyas to their closest margin of the day. GOAL: BC 14, GU 7: 26:21 – Rietano capitalized on a free position shot to push the Eagles back up. GOAL: BC 15, GU 7: 25:24 – Walker grabbed her second goal of the day with a woman-up advantage. GOAL: BC 15, GU 8: 24:27 – Ryan answered with her second of the day for Georgetown. GOAL: BC 16, GU 8: 23:48 – Apuzzo responded and pushed the Eagles up. GOAL: BC 17, GU 8: 21:52 – Rietano put up her career-best fourth goal of the day to get the clock running for the second time. GOAL: BC 18, GU 8: 21:39 – Arsenault rounded out her hat trick. GOAL: BC 18, GU 9: 18:52- Taylor Gebhardt grabbed a pass from Emily Ehle to put one on the board for Georgetown. GOAL: BC 19, GU 9: 17:28- Medjid tallied her second of the day with an assist from Kent. GOAL: BC 20, GU 9: 13:12 – Arsenault grabbed her fourth and final of the day. GOAL: BC 20, GU 10: 8:05 – Lynch capitalized once more for the Hoyas. GOAL: BC 21, GU 10: 6:38 – Medjid capped off her second career hat trick. GOAL: BC 21, GU 11: 00:16 – Whitehurst grabbed her third of the day to end the afternoon. GAME NOTES BC is outscoring their opponents 169-90 over their first nine games this season. Apuzzo has scored at least three goals in 11 of her last 12 games for BC, dating back to last season. BC won 24 draws to Georgetown's nine. Apuzzo and Elizabeth Miller each won seven while Arsenault grabbed six. Walker has scored in every game so far this season for 20 goals total. Walker has scored at least two goals in eight of nine games this season. BC earned its first win over Georgetown. The Eagles are now 1-5 all-time against the Hoyas. The Eagles end the day 9-0, gaining their fifth win over a ranked opponent this season. The win marks head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein's 100th win at the helm of the program. She is just the first head coach in program history to reach the 100-win milestone. Urbank's six points mark her seventh multi-point game of the season and a new single-game career-high. Two of Rietano's goals put the Eagles up by 10, causing a running clock each time. TEAM LEADERS Boston College Points: Dempsey Arsenault, 7 Goals: Dempsey Arsenault and Sheila Rietano, 4 Assists: Dempsey Arsenault and Cara Urbank, 3 Draw Controls: Sam Apuzzo and Elizabeth Miller, 7 Ground Balls: Abbey Ngai, 4 Saves: Abbey Ngai, 7 Georgetown Points: Francesca Whitehurst, 3 Goals: Francesca Whitehurst, 3 Assists: Michaela Bruno and Emily Ehle, 1 Draw Controls: Natalia Lynch, 4 Ground Balls: Three players tied, 2 Saves: Micheline DiNardo, 5 UP NEXT The Eagles are set for a Tuesday afternoon contest with Albany, March 19 at 4:00 p.m. in Newton.