College LAX: Best Plays of March (so Far)

5. Brindi Griffin, Maryland

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We’re double dipping with this one, with two of Griffin’s five goals against Hofstra being highlighted above. First, Griffin takes a flip pass from her teammate, split her defender, and absolutely stings the right corner of the net. She follows that up by shaking her defender from behind the crease before going five-hole on the goalie.

4. Jacie Lemos, Stanford

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Lemos recognizes an open lane, hits the gas pedal, and takes her defender for a ride. This is textbook dodging — neither defense nor goalie ever had a chance.

3. Charlotte North, Boston College

???? We can get used to this.#WeAreBC???? pic.twitter.com/9fID2ME5nf

— BC Women's Lacrosse (@BCwlax) February 26, 2020

An absolute LASER off of a free position shot from one of the best sticks in the game. The goalie doesn’t see it coming, and we certainly don’t blame her.

2. Mikaela Watson, Stanford 

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Watson makes this one look absolutely effortless as she cruises from one end of the field to the other, burying a defender before burying her shot.

1. Megan Kinna, Northwestern

????Dun, nuh, nuh, duh, nuh, nuh ????

A quick grab off the save and behind the back finish for Kinna ????#SCtop10 #TakeOff x #GoCats pic.twitter.com/3LQfYtcgPj

— Northwestern Lax (@NULax) March 6, 2020

Kinna quickly returns the favor for Northwestern, catching the rebound against Stanford before scoring with one of the smoothest behind-the-backs you’ll see all season.