USC Women’s Lacrosse Subdues the Ducks on Senior Day

Saturday, April 19

Carson, Calif.

1:00 p.m.

USC

10-6, 3-5Big Ten

Oregon

6-10, 0-8Big Ten

Oregon

USC

USC Lacrosse seniors and their families lineup for senior celebrations at Dignity Health Sports Park

Photo by: Drake Lee

USC Women’s Lacrosse Subdues the Ducks on Senior Day

April 19, 2025 | Women's Lacrosse

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CARSON, Calif. – USC women's lacrosse (10-6, 3-5 Big Ten) lit up the pond as it bested Oregon (6-10, 0-8 Big Ten), 21-3, in the regular season finale on Saturday, Apr. 19 at Dignity Health Sports Park.

KEY PLAYERS:

Senior Mia Fleming showed out on senior day as she picked up her first win of the season. The goalie racked up seven saves – a new career high - and allowed just three saves.
Redshirt senior Isabelle Vitale moved into second place all-time for points in program history, as she posted seven points – five assists and two goals. Vitale now has 281 points for her career passing Caroline deLyra (279).
Three Trojans tallied hat tricks: senior Maddie Dora (four goals), senior Christina Gagnon (three goals) and redshirt sophomore Hannah Barron (three goals). This is Dora's 13th hat trick of the season and 20th of her career – seventh in program history. Gagnon earned her second of the season and has four for her career. Barron recorded her first career hat trick, making her the sixth active Trojan to record a hat trick.
Three Trojans racked up multi-caused turnover games, as senior Lila Murray and Alexis Niblock, alongside junior Casey Roberts, had two each. Niblock led the way with three ground balls, Fleming also racked up three during the contest.
Senior Catherine Lord led the way in the draw circle with six, and sophomore Anna Regan was second on the squad with four.

HOW IT HAPPENED:

The Trojans ended the regular season with one of the most prolific scoring attacks of the season, scoring 13 in the first half and eight in the second. USC matched its season high for points, as they acquired a running clock at 2:59 in the second quarter – up 12-2. That quick string of success was built up to, as the Trojans started the game on a 9-0 run. By the end of the second, USC had posted the second-most goals in the first half this season, as it generated 13 goals to start. Ten different Trojans combined to earn that score, as Barron and Dora were the only repeat scorers in the first half.
With a massive lead heading into the second half - 13-2 – the Trojans were still on the prowl and struck hard in the third with a 6-0 third period. During that quarter, USC outshot the Ducks 9-1 and forced six turnovers. The Trojans would get the opportunity to play with the lineup in the fourth as they were up 19-2. Even with the second stringers getting their chances, USC outscored Oregon 2-1, ending the game 21-3.

UP NEXT:
The Women of Troy earned the No. 6 spot in their first Big Ten Conference Tournament and will now face No. 3-seeded Michigan at 3 p.m. PT/6 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Apr. 23 in College Park, Md.

GAME NOTES:

The Trojans are 15-3 all-time against the Ducks and now have a 10-game win streak against Oregon.
USC finishes the regular season 5-4 at home and will finalize its time at Dignity Health Sports Park with a final record of 8-4.
This is the Women of Troy's first Big Ten home victory, as they were 0-3 coming into the contest.
USC is now 80-24 all-time in home games.
The Trojans 18-goal differential is the largest margin of victory since they beat Saint Mary's College 20-2 on Feb. 11, 2017.

For more information on the USC women's lacrosse team, a complete schedule, and results, please visit USCTrojans.com. Fans of the Women of Troy can follow the team on Instagram and X @USCTrojansLax.