ST. CHARLES, MO — The Butler women's lacrosse team heads to Hunter Stadium to face a red-hot Lindenwood on Sunday, Mar. 16 beginning at 1 p.m. ET.

Bulldog Bits

• The Bulldogs lost their home opener against Eastern Michigan last weekend 4-10
• Elise Latham has been the Bulldogs top offense weapon collecting a team-high nine goals in five games this season
  • Latham led the team with two goals and an assist against the Eagles last Friday
• Patricia Lynn jumped to fourth on Butler's all-time list in career draw controls with 86
  • Lynn only needs four more draw controls to move to pass Ella Squibb to reach the third most in Butler's program history
• Alyssa Lentz currently leads the Big East with 10.40 saves per game this season
  • Lentz also ranks third in the conference with 3.20 ground balls per game
• Butler will face a familiar foe in Luci Selander who played two seasons with the Bulldogs
  • She holds the most points scored by a Bulldog in program history after posting 38 goals and 19 assists in 2024
• Lindenwood enters the game with a 6-1 overall record including wins in their last four games.
  • The Lions have scored double-digit goals in every single game this season including 18 against Akron on Mar. 6
• The all-time series is tied between Butler and Lindenwood at 1-1
  • The Bulldogs took home the win the last time they played in St. Charles 13-8 in 2023
• Emma Palmer is tied for the team-high three assists this season
  • She has recorded an assist in her last three games
• Makenna Evans has scored at least one goal in every game this season
  • She is tied for the second most goals on the team with five this season.

Up Next
The Bulldogs are set to play their first conference game of the season at home against Marquette on Saturday, Mar. 22 starting at 1 p.m.

Follow Along 
For updates follow the Butler women's lacrosse team on X and Instagram @ButlerWLacrosse. Friday's game will be live streamed on FloCollege while live scoring for the game will be available on ButlerSports.com.