The UMass women’s lacrosse team controlled the draws in the second half and in turn controlled the game against Jacksonville.
The Minutewomen turned 12 draws into nine goals en route to a come-from-behind 14-13 win, Sunday after at D.B. Milne Field in Florida.
UMass (1-2) trailed 5-0 after 11 minutes, but closed within 6-5 at halftime.
Kaitlyn Cerasi scored what proved to be the game-winning goal with 1 minute, 18 seconds left in the game.
Hannah Murphy (11 draws) and Cerasi (two assists) each had three goals, while Holly Turner, Cassidy Doster and Callie Santos each had two goals.
Lauren Hiller had nine saves for UMass.
Williams 76, Amherst 69 — Johnny McCarthy (15 points, eight rebounds) and Jayde Dawson (14 points) reached double figures but Amherst (17-7) fell at home in the NESCAC quarterfinals Saturday.
Endicott 84, Western New England 72 — Luis Agrait (South Hadley) had 12 points, five rebounds, three assists and one steal in his final collegiate game but the Golden Bears (6-19, 4-14 CCC) closed their season on the road Saturday.
Westfield State 80, Worcester State 60 — Jose Allen (Amherst) had 16 points on senior day as the Owls (10-14, 6-6 MASCAC) won at home Saturday.
La Salle 57, UMass 52 — Maggie Mulligan had 18 points and 14 rebounds, while Ryan Holder and Leah McDerment each had 11 points, but the Minutewomen (9-19, 3-12 Atlantic 10) fell at home Sunday.
Amherst 76, Bates 35 — Emma McCarthy (19 points), Meredith Doswell (13 point) and Madeline Eck (10 points) reached double figures as top-ranked Amherst (25-0) stayed perfect at home with the NESCAC quarterfinal win Saturday.
Meghan Sullivan (Granby) had nine points, three rebounds and three assists in the win.
Coast Guard 87, Mount Holyoke 41 — Kathryn Violette had nine points to lead the Lyons (2-22, 0-16 NEWMAC) in their season finale at home Saturday.
Emerson 67, Smith 66 — Kennedy Guest-Pritchett had 23 points and 15 rebounds, while Erin Hanley added 13 and 11, respectively, as the Pioneers (17-8, 9-7 NEWMAC) won their regular season finale on the road Saturday.
Westfield State 102, Worcester State 82 — Rebecca Sapouckey (Granby High) had 10 points and six rebounds, while Jill Valley (Mahar) set a program-record with 52 points as the Owls (17-8, 11-1 MASCAC) won the regular season league title at home Saturday.
Amherst 4, Middlebury 1 — David White, Jack Fitzgerald, Stanley Brenner and Patrick Daly scored as Amherst (14-6-3, 9-6-3 NESCAC) won at home Saturday.
UMass Lowell 5, UMass 2 — Steven Iacobellis and Joseph Widmar each scored, while Ryan Wischow made 19 saves but the Minutemen (5-24-2, 2-16-1 Hockey East) fell at home Saturday night.
Amherst 4, Wesleyan 2 — Jocelyn Hunyadi, Jamie McNamara, Katelyn Pantera and Katie Savage each scored as Amherst (12-7-5, 6-5-5 NESCAC) won at home Sunday.
Amherst 1, Wesleyan 1 (OT) — Hunyadi scored but Amherst (11-7-5, 5-5-5 NESCAC) settled for the tie on the road Saturday.
Ohio State 8, UMass 7 — Ben Spencer scored three goals and Tyler Bogart had two as the Minutemen (0-2) fell on the road Saturday.
Shane Rinkus and Jake Lisauskas also scored against No. 20 Ohio State (3-0).
D.J. Smith had 10 saves in defeat.
Oakland 2, UMass 1 — Meg Colleran struck out five and allowed five hits as the Minutewomen (2-3) closed out play the EMU Madeira Beach in Florida on Sunday.
Southern Illinois 7, UMass 0; Central Michigan 11, UMass 0 — Kaycee Carbone went 2-for-3 against the Salukis, while Kaitlyn Stavinoha and Ashton Wince each had two hits against the Chippewas, but the Minutewomen (2-2) were swept Saturday in the EMU Madeira Beach Invitational.
UMass 6, Army 1 — The Minutewomen (5-3) bounced back from Saturday’s 6-1 loss to Boston College to give retiring coach Judy Dixon a victory in her final indoor match of the season Sunday.
Ana Yrazusta’s win at No. 1 singles started UMass on the right track.
Atlantic 10 Championships — UMass finished third (449 points) behind George Washington (562.5) and La Salle (528) as the event wrapped up on Saturday.
Robert Barry won the 3-meter diving for UMass.
Atlantic 10 championships — UMass finished third (457 points) behind Richmond (570) and Duquesne (498.5) as the event wrapped up on Saturday.
Meriza Werenski (South Hadley) won the 400 individual medley (4:17.46) and was second in the 200 IM (2:00.97), while Emma Roush took 3-meter and 1-meter diving for UMass.
Atlantic 10 Championships — UMass finished third with 68.5 points, behind George Mason (214) and Rhode Island (155.5) Sunday.
Evan Burton was third in the shot put and fourth in the weight to pace the Minutemen.
New England Division III Championships — Aidan Gilson (Northampton) was fourth in the mile (4:17.19) for MIT, which finished third (84 points) behind host Tufts (127) and Williston (92) Saturday.
Connor Evans (Amherst) was sixth in the 3,000 (8:41.71) for fourth-place Middlebury.
Amherst was 15th behind Theo Bates (fourth, 60 hurdles).
Atlantic 10 Championships — UMass finished fifth with 72 points Sunday.
Emilie Cowan set a meet record in winning the 500 (1:11.70) and Samantha Thompson placed first in the high jump for the Minutewomen.
New England Division III Championships — Katherine Treanor won the 5,000 (17:37.52) for Amherst, which tied for 11th Saturday. Host MIT (149) won.