ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The Skidmore College women's lacrosse team scored the first four goals of the fourth quarter and survived a late RIT surge for a 14-13 victory on the road on Wednesday afternoon.

• Skidmore, winners of five in a row, improves to 9-7 overall and 6-3 in the Liberty League. The Thoroughbreds can finish as high as third.
• RIT is 6-8 and 2-7. The Tigers will need a win in their last game and help to make the seven-team postseason tournament.
• Trailing 11-10 entering the fourth, Skidmore rattled off four straight in a span of 3:32 to take a three-goal lead.
• Neither team scored again until the hosts scored twice within 29 seconds to pull to within a goal in the final minute.
• Tessa Snyder won the game's final draw control and Skidmore ran out the clock to preserve the win.
• Elizabeth Walsh scored three out of Skidmore's four fourth-quarter goals and finished with a game-high five goals. She was a perfect 3-for-3 in free-position chances.
• As a team, Skidmore scored all five times it went to the eight-meter line. RIT was 1-for-5.
• Lily Schwartzman scored four times for the Thoroughbreds. Lily Hudner had three.
• Jillian Lockwood and Julia Cafasso scored the other two Thoroughbred goals.
• Maddy Marr and Phoebe Ross had two assists apiece.
• Liv Kazanjian made seven saves to surpass the 400-career save plateau. She is just the fifth player in program history to reach the milestone.  
• Serafina Kiselgof scored four goals to lead RIT. Ellie Ruddy had 10 saves.
• Skidmore led 5-3 after one period but a 5-1 RIT second made it 8-6 Tigers at the break. The Thoroughbred tied it with under two minutes left in the third quarter, but the hosts scored with two seconds left to take the lead.
• Skidmore has won three in a row against RIT.

NEXT UP: The Thoroughbreds close the regular season on Saturday at 1 p.m. at home against nationally 12^th-ranked Ithaca.