Add to calendar | 2017 Schedule

LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. - Siena Women's Lacrosse Head Coach Bryana Borrelli has announced the 2017 schedule. The 17-game lineup consists of seven home contests for the Green and Gold.

"We're very excited about this year's schedule," said head coach Bryana Borrelli. "Our out of conference opponents will challenge us and push us to be at our best day in and day out. This is exactly what we need in order to get one step further to a MAAC Championship. With 10 new additions to our roster, coupled with the returning talent to our team we know that this 2017 campaign will be a special journey."

The Saints begin their 2017 campaign on the road at 2016 Big South Conference Tournament Champions Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina on February 19. They will continue on the road to face both Davidson University (Feb. 21) and Colgate (Feb. 25) before returning back to the Capital Region.

Siena will host Vermont in their home opener on Mar. 1 at 3 p.m. The Saints will head back on the road for two away contests against St. Bonaventure (Mar. 4) and Harvard (Mar. 11) before returning for a one-game homestand as they host UMass Lowell (Mar. 15).

Fairfield will be the Saints first conference matchup when the Stags come to Loudonville, New York on Mar. 25 for a 1 p.m. contest. Siena remains at Siena Turf Field to play host to Dartmouth on Mar. 29. After visiting 2016 MAAC Tournament Champions Canisius (Apr. 5) for a quick one-game road trip the Saints have their longest homestand of the season.

Siena will host Iona for Senior Day and the program's 20th anniversary celebration on Apr. 8. They will be hosting Niagara (Apr. 12) before hosting Manhattan (Apr. 15). The Saints will close out the regular season on a three-game MAAC road trip with stops at Quinnipiac (Apr. 19), Monmouth (Apr. 22) and Marist (Apr. 26).

The MAAC Tournament will begin on May 5 with the Semifinals followed by the Finals on May 7. The Tournament will be hosted by the regular season champions.

Siena returns 18 including seven starters and five of the programs top-seven scorers which set a program record averaging 12.1 goals per game and tied the program's single-season record of 206 goals scored.