MAHWAH, N.J. – Marissa Lucca scored six goals, including the 100^th of her career, and four other teammates recorded at least five points in the No. 11 TCNJ women's lacrosse team's 21-2 victory at Rowan in NJAC action on Wednesday night.
 
The second of Lucca's six-pack of markers hit the century mark for Lucca, who has already easily surpassed 150 points in less than two full seasons. She added a pair of assists for an eight-point night, a feat matched by Ally Tobler with four goals and four assists.
 
Gabriella Roosa matched her career high with five assists, while CJ Kole (3G/2A) and Veronica Campbell (4G/1A) produced five points of their own for the Lions (10-3, 3-0).
 
Lucca scored less than a minute in off a feed from Tobler, part of a sequence of four goals in the first five minutes and change. Lucca logged another goal before Ava Steinmetz capped the first-quarter scoring parade with a goal to make it 7-0.
 
Lucca fed Tobler for a goal 22 seconds into the second stanza and added another goal of her own less than 90 seconds later. Steinmetz' second goal of the night – part of a stretch of three consecutive Roosa-assisted scores – started the running clock with 10:59 to go in the period.
 
Ramapo finally got on the board with 5:44 left in the first half and TCNJ ahead by a dozen, but Tobler scored and then Lucca hit the back of the net twice in the closing minutes to send the blue and gold into intermission with a 15-1 advantage.
 
Roosa assisted on goals by Campbell and Kole in the third, and Kole, Tobler, rookie Kayla Niederberger, and Campbell found nylon in the fourth.
 
Julia Charest made two saves before being lifted for Hailey Wexler late in the second quarter. Wexler stopped two shots without allowing a goal, and Kylie Kurtz caused a turnover in her relief stint. Jordyn Landman made one save after entering the game with under seven minutes to play.
 
STANDOUT LIONS

• Tobler matched her season high in both assists and points; she also had three ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers
• Lucca equaled her season benchmark with six goals
• Roosa tied her career high with five assists
• Campbell's five points were a career high, and her four goals tied the highest total of her career
• Campbell (career-high 9) and Kole combined for 17 draw controls
• Steinmetz doubled her previous career total for goals and dished out her first career assist
• Niederberger netted her first collegiate goal
• Cole caused four turnovers, while Sydney Sieja had three; Roosa and Emily Rau each had a pair
• Kate Martinek and Meghan Hogan each picked up three ground balls

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• TCNJ outshot the Roadrunners, 33-10, and put 28 of their efforts on goal
• TCNJ owned a massive 21-6 advantage on the draw

NOTES

• Tobler now has 62 career assists, tied for 13^th in program history, and recorded her 50^th career caused turnover, which ranks just outside the top-20
• Lucca has 57 assists for her career, good for a tie for 17^th in school history; her 37 assists this year are already tied for 9^th in a single season
• TCNJ has beaten Ramapo by at least 15 goals in every matchup in the series' history

UP NEXT

• The Lions host No. 17 Colorado College in a top-20 tilt on Saturday, their final non-conference game of the season