DOYLESTOWN (Pa.) – The Delaware Valley University women's lacrosse team was held off the board in the second half as Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom front-runner FDU-Florham pulled away to a comfortable 24-4 road victory.

Before the game, DelVal recognized children battling cancer as it teamed up with the Go4TheGoal campaign in an effort to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer. The entire team wore gold laces in commemoration.

Katie Walsh scored a career-high 10 goals to lead the Devils (10-0, 6-0 MAC Freedom) and Kylee Garcia followed with seven points on five goals and two assists.

The Aggies (0-9, 0-5 MAC Freedom) fell into a 10-0 hole after the first 17:06 of regulation, but scored the next two goals of the game as senior Sabrina Butler notched a free-position goal and a pair of first-years, Ashley Birmingham and Belle Walls hooked up for the second. For Walls, it was her seventh goal of the season.

Birmingham and Walls each scored once more before the break and the home team trailed, 13-4, going into the second.

The second half was all FDU as it scored 11 while holding DelVal off the board with three shots on goal.

Keeper Rebecca Kingsley made eight saves in the game while her counterpart, Maddy Apap, made seven.