CLINTON, S.C. - Jenna Handshoe netted five goals for Presbyterian College, but the Blue Hose could not complete the comeback, falling 22-13 to Siena Tuesday afternoon.

The Blue Hose fall to 0-2 on the year while the Saints improve to 1-0.

Handhoe guided PC with five scores. Shannon Hartford and Lauren Lefeber each scored their first career goals. Lefeber and Hartford accounted for three points each.

Laura Meade picked up a team-high four draw controls while Erin McBurnette accounted for a six ground balls. Handshoe scooped up a team-best nine ground balls.

Trailing 9-1 with 15:58 to play in the opening half, the Blue Hose embarked on a 5-1 spurt to close out the half. The scoring started for head coach Kristina Llanes' team when Newberry found Shannon Hartford cutting through the defense for her first career score. Liz Davis then found Jenna Handshoe for PC's third tally of the day with 13:20 to play.

Siena countered with a goal from Erin Hepper with just over 10 minutes remaining in the half. However, the strong  Blue Hose defense rose to the occasion, keeping the visitors off the board for the remainder of the half.

At 6:53, Rachel Sweeney netted her first career goal after making a wonderful juke toward the cage, pulling PC within six at 10-4. Hartford then connected with Berkley Aiken for Aiken's first goal of the year with 3:54 remaining. Just 11 seconds later, Lauren Lefeber kicked a pass ahead to Aiken, who promptly scooped it past the keeper, bringing the score to 10-6 to start the second half.

PC sliced the deficit to four, 14-10, with 16:47 remaining on a goal by Handshoe off an assist from Hartford. However, Siena ran off three straight goals before Handshoe answered on a free position shot.

Siena was led by Caitlin Mike's seven goals and four assists in its season opener.

The Blue Hose will host Detroit Friday at 3 p.m.