WOMEN'S LACROSSE NOTEBOOK
Vermont (1-13, 0-4) makes one final road trip of the 2017 regular season on Sunday (April 23) at UMass Lowell (6-8, 0-4). Action gets underway at 1 p.m. Free live video is available in HD at AmericaEast.TV.

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SETTING THE SCENE
The Catamounts are looking for their third-straight road finale victory. In league play, Jenna Janes has averaged 3.50 points per game and the sophomore has moved up to 10th on the conference's scoring list. Janes and teammate Molly Little are also among the America East's top distributors. The Janes-Little tandem have combined for six assists and the duo has notched an assist in each of UVM's four conference outings. Janes has produced an impressive steak of seven consecutive games with a goal scored, including nine out of the last 10 overall contests.
 
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MAKING A LIST, CHECKING IT TWICE
Senior midfielder Meredith Moore is looking to climb up the single-season assists ladder before the end of the year. The senior has dished out 17 assists this season and she is one assist shy of moving into the top-10 on the program's single-season assists list. A year ago, Moore set a career high with 20 assists which sits in a sixth-place tie for the most assists in a single season.
 
100 TIMES BETTER
After Alison Bolt surpassed the 100-career point plateau earlier this month at Albany, Moore also has her sights set on the century mark. The senior stands at 90 points with 47 goals and 43 assists in her career. Moore's 43 assists rank sixth on UVM's all-time career assists list.

LAST TIME OUT | Stony Brook Highlights
Despite a relatively close first half, the Catamounts could not pull off the upset over fourth-ranked Stony Brook last Friday afternoon with a 20-6 America East loss at Virtue Field.  Janes and Bolt notched a pair of goals to lead the Catamounts. Elena McWright and Brynne Yarranton added one goal apiece for UVM. Little also contributed an assist for the green and gold. Goalie Catherine Green set a new career-high with 20 saves.

SCOUTING UMASS LOWELL
After setting the program record for the most consecutive victories (6) earlier this season, the River Hawks have fallen into a rut with a six-game skid. Jane Dudley leads the way for UMass Lowell with 31 points on 15 goals and 16 assists. Dudley is coming off her third hat trick of the season in a tough loss at Brown on Wednesday. Rebecca Idson has netted 22 goals during her sophomore season to lead the team and her 22 scores has cracked into the top-20 among the conference's top scorers. In goal, Courtney Barrett sits second in America East with a .466 save percentage and the junior holds the third-lowest goals-against average at 10.08.

SERIES HISTORY
Sunday will mark the third overall meeting between the two programs as UVM holds a 2-0 record. The Catamounts have won both games by a +12.5-scoring margin. The series started in 2015 with a 23-9 victory for the green and gold and then Vermont recorded a 13-2 win last season in Burlington.
 
WHO'S NEXT
Vermont wraps up the regular season on Saturday, April 29 with a visit from UMBC. The opening draw is set for 11 a.m. UVM will honors its seven seniors – Bolt, Alex Bernier, Meghan Cobb, Moore, Rachel Smith, Emma Tizard, and Yarranton for Senior Day. Single game tickets are available at UVMathletics.com/Tickets or at the Gutterson Fieldhouse Box Office on gameday. Free live video is available in HD at AmericaEast.TV.

The Sheraton Burlington Hotel & Conference Center is the presenting sponsor of the 2017 women's lacrosse season