Canton, NY - Sophomore Emily Bojarski (Syracuse, NY), junior Alicia Chace (Cortland, NY) and Lindsey Grigg (Watertown, NY) each came through with four-point efforts for the Clarkson University Women's Lacrosse team but their offensive production wasn't enough in a high-scoring affair against St. Lawrence with the Golden Knights falling 20-13 in Liberty League action Tuesday night.

The Golden Knights dropped their third straight game to fall to 3-6 overall and 1-4 in conference while St. Lawrence evened its record at 4-4 overall and 3-2 in the Liberty League. Clarkson returns to conference action on Friday when it faces William Smith.

The fast-paced scoring efforts of both teams took little time to develop when the Saints tallied twice in a 25-second span just four minutes into the contest, but the Knights responded with two goals of their own within a 54-second time frame. Over the course of the next 25 minutes, St. Lawrence outscored the Knights 11-3, taking a 13-5 advantage into the locker room.

Despite a quick 3-1 scoring burst by the Knights in the second half to cut the Saints' lead to six scores, St. Lawrence ran off a 6-2 run of its own over a 14-minute period to record a double-digit lead. The Knights would score the final three goals to make the ending tally 20-13.

Bojarski and Chace each scored three goals and added an assist while Grigg produced two goals and two assists. Alyssa Breed (Macedon, NY) scored twice, as did Kimberly Loucks (Waterloo, NY), and Brittnie Carroll (Dexter, NY) also scored a goal.

For St. Lawrence, Amanda Forbes scored six goal sand Alanna Waters added five scores. Kathryn Durki also scored four times.

Senior Erin Duffy (Liverpool, NY) made 16 saves and faced a total of 50 shots, including 36 on goal. Becky Timbers made 18 saves and Lizzy Freund made five saves for the Saints.