2008 ECAC Division III Upstate Women's Lacrosse Championship

Seeds
No. 1 SUNY Brockport (12-4)
No. 2 St. John Fisher College (10-7)
No. 3 Vassar College (10-4)
No. 4 Utica College (8-7)
No. 5 Medaille College (7-3)

Play-in Game - Wednesday, May 7
Utica 22, Medaille 4 Box Score / Recap

Semifinals - Saturday, May 10 at SUNY Brockport
SUNY Brockport 21, Utica 12
St. John Fisher 14, Vassar 6

Championship - Sunday, May 11 at SUNY Brockport
SUNY Brockport 21, St. John Fisher 9

Bracket

Championship Game Recap

BROCKPORT, N.Y. -- Senior Carrie Kane scored the first two goals of the game and finished with eight goals to lead The College at Brockport Women's Lacrosse team to a 21-9 victory over St. John Fisher College Sunday in the championship game of the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Upstate New York Women's Lacrosse Tournament in Brockport.

Kane was named the Most Outstanding Player of the tournament as she led Brockport (14-4) to a school-record 14th victory of the season.

Brockport scored the first three goals of the contest and held a 5-1 lead after Kane netted her third of the game, but St. John Fisher (11-8) battled back with three consecutive goals to cut the lead to 5-4. The teams exchanged goals over the next minute before Brockport scored three times in a span of three minutes to take a 9-5 lead. The Golden Eagles led 10-6 at halftime.

In the second half, Brockport scored two goals in the first minute, including one in the first 14 seconds of the half by senior Julia Decker. After the Cardinals scored to make it a 13-7 game with 27 minutes left in the half, Brockport scored the next five goals, including two by Kane - the 100th and 101st goals of her career- to take a commanding 18-7 lead.

Fisher scored on a free-position shot with 16 minutes left but Brockport tacked on four more goals, including the school-record breaking goal by Kane with 8:48 left in the game.

Kane finished with eight goals and one assist and Decker added five goals and two assists. Senior Kim Winslow and Jenny Baccile each scored twice for the Golden Eagles.

Brockport freshman Jamie Kaminsky made eight saves and established a new single-season record with her 14th victory in goal.