The Warriors took a short bus ride to Panther Territory to face off against Franklin Regional in a friendly rival. Annabelle Aquino scored the first goal of the night about 2 minutes into the first quarter. Shortly thereafter, Ayla Moffa found Abby Baughman perched in front of the net. Madi Gavrish took ownership of the next two goals of the quarter leaving the Warriors up 4-0 at the end of the first.

The second quarter kicked off with an assist from Adalyn Hawk on a quick pass to Annabelle Aquino just outside the crease. Aquino then assisted Ayla Moffa with 3:39 left in the half. Madi Gavrish earned a hat-rick for the night followed up by an assist from Georgia Vislocky to Annabelle Aquino. The Warriors held the Panthers to one goal in the half by earning and maintaining possession off of the draw. The defensive line (Botti, Brobst, Prosdocimo, and Williams) helped shut down the Panthers and hold them to one goal in the half with their quick feet and defensive pressure.

Senior, Ayla Moffa, scored her 100th career goal at the beginning of the third quarter. Aquino added another to her point total for the evening while Madi Gavrish found Megan Kamzalow in just the right sport for the 11th Warrior goal of the night. Aquino had her final goal of the night and Moffa squeaked one more in before the horn blew to end the third. The Warriors were up 13-3.

The last quarter of the night saw some fresh feet on the turf. Freshman players, Caroline Lhota and Ashley Hetrick joined the team on the defensive end of the field while Junior Sadie Confer went in on attack. Defender, Mary Brobst, got some time on the check and won two draw controls with Hawk taking the draw. Adalyn Hawk scored the first goal of the last quarter on a free position shot followed up by her teammates, Ayla Moffa and Georgia Vislocky, who always scored off of shooting space calls. Goaltender, Madison Hagan, had multiple strong saves tonight and quickly cleared the ball to her defensive line to get the ball in the offensive zone. The Warriors took home a 16-6 win over the Panthers. The girls travel to Indiana Wednesday for their last regular season game.