RADNOR, Pa. – The Marymount University women's lacrosse team traveled to Cabrini University on Saturday for the Atlantic East Conference Championship Game, falling to the Cavaliers, 21-11.

The second-seeded Saints were playing in their first-ever conference championship game in program history. They were led by sophomore Riley Love with five goals and junior Sarah Agrillo with four assists. Love paced the team with six points.

Agrillo and Love each scored in the first three minutes of the game to give Marymount a 2-1 lead early in the contest.

Cabrini responded with 10-straight goals to take control of the game.

Love and junior Emily Peters added goals for Marymount in the first half, but Cabrini held a 16-4 lead at the break.

Senior Eliana Cassel got the scoring started in the second half, as the teams traded goals through the first 21 minutes of play.

Love tallied three goals in the second half, while sophomore Kaleigh Dunham put away two markers. Sophomore Megan Edens added a goal, as well.

Despite the Saints outscoring the Cavaliers 7-5 in the second, the lead Cabrini built in the first half was too much to overcome.

Junior Mariel Russ played all 60 minutes in goal, making eight saves in the game.