EMMITSBURG, Md. (April 8, 2026) – Senior Hailey Chester recorded two major milestones in the Mount St. Mary's women's lacrosse game at Fairfield, serving as the bright spot in a tough game for the Mountaineers, falling 12-4 to the Stags.
 
In the second quarter, Chester secured her 200^th career draw control. She is now the second person in school history to collect over 200 draw controls, joining record holder Beanie Colson. Earlier in the game, Chester notched her 100^th career ground ball in the first quarter, becoming the 36^th Mountaineer to reach the landmark.
 

With her latest draw control, Hailey Chester has now grabbed 200 draw controls in her collegiate career!#GoMount pic.twitter.com/qHZcLJ073T

— Mount Women's Lacrosse (@Mount_WLAX) April 8, 2026

 
For the game itself, Ava Kraszewski was the Mount's multi-goal scorer. Brooke Molchanoff and MK Allingham also added goals. Mackey Fick had three ground balls, and Chester led in caused turnovers with two of them. Camille Thomas finished with eight saves.
 
The result stopped a five-game winning streak and puts the team's record at 9-5 with a 5-1 record in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC).
 
HOW THE GAME UNFOLDED

• Fairfield opened a 3-0 lead before Kraszewski's first goal opened the Mount's scoring.
• Molchanoff scored the team's second goal, but the team trailed 5-2 at halftime.
• The Stags took full control with four goals to open the second half.

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Back in the Old Line State Saturday (Apr. 11), the women's lacrosse team takes part in the Mount's Women in Sports Day, battling Canisius at noon. The game takes place at Under Armour's Stadium at the House in Baltimore.