Score: UC Davis 20, Oregon 15
Location: Davis, Calif. (UC Davis Health Stadium)
Records: UC Davis 1-3, Oregon 4-2
  
The short story: The UC Davis lacrosse team took their first win of the 2025 season with a 20-15 victory over the Oregon Ducks on Saturday, Mar. 1. Alex Agnew breaks the program's all-time assist record and Alannah Scott scores seven for the third-most in a match in program history.
 
OPENING DRAW 

• Agnew's five assist day gives her 101 in her career, breaking the previous all-time record of 97 that was set by Elizabeth Datino in 2013.
• She also had three goals for a team-high eight points.
• Scott's seven-goal game ties her with seven other players for the third-most goals in a single match in program history. The last player to score seven in a game was Taylor Cuenin against Radford on March 16, 2019.
• Annie Cimperman controlled the tempo with an Aggie-high eight draw controls.
• Ella Brislin had a solid all-around game, putting two into the net, picking up three ground balls, winning four draw controls, and causing one turnover.

 
HOW IT HAPPENED 

• After Oregon struck first, Cami Johnson found the back of the net for her first of the day, three minutes into the match.
• Halfway through the period, with her team down a player, Scott got her first of the afternoon off the record-breaking assist from Agnew.
• After another from Scott, both teams exchanged goals before Brislin cashed in a free position shot to give the Aggies a 5-4 lead after a high-scoring first quarter.
• In the opening moments of the second, Scott got her fourth before Jane Fox secured her first of the day to give UC Davis a 7-4 lead.
• However, the Ducks refused to back down, scoring four straight to retake the lead.
• In the final minute of the half, Scott scored her fifth of the day before goals from Lauren Picardi and Fox gave the home team a 10-8 lead going into the locker room.
• On the other side of the break, it was goals six and seven for Scott and one and two from Agnew that fueled the offense for the Aggies.
• But Oregon continued to produce as well, finding themselves down only two entering the game's final 15.
• 26 seconds into the fourth quarter, the Ducks found themselves back within one after a goal from Lyla Hurley.
• One minute later, the Aggies turned on the burners, rallying a 6-0 run to give themselves a 20-13 lead with just three minutes left.
• Oregon tacked on a couple of late goals, but the comeback proved too late as UC Davis would go on to defeat their former conference foe 20-15.

 
UP NEXT: The Aggies stay at UC Davis Health Stadium as they prepare to take on the Villanova Wildcats on Monday, Mar. 3 at 4:00 p.m. PT. The game will be streamed live on the UC Davis Aggies YouTube channel.
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