CLINTON, S.C. – It all comes down to this for the Presbyterian College lacrosse team in the final match of the 2025 regular season, aiming to cease a nine-year postseason drought by welcoming Wofford at 1:00 PM tomorrow.

A victory over the Terriers – who PC vanquished the last time they visited Bailey Memorial Stadium two years ago – plus a Radford win over Gardner-Webb would send the Blue Hose to the Big South Tournament as the number six-seed.

Only the top six in the nine-team league advance to the bracket, pulling out all the stops in an emotional '25 finale that will also serve as Senior Day for seven special players under the Eric Clakeley regime.


 
GAMEDAY INFO – SATURDAY, APRIL 26
Presbyterian (5-11, 2-5) vs. Wofford (7-9, 4-3)
WHERE / WHEN: Bailey Memorial Stadium | 1:00 PM
WATCH: ESPN+
LIVE STATS: Stat Broadcast


 
SCOUTING THE OPPONENT
 
- Saturday will be a hugely important matchup for Presbyterian, facing a rival less than 30 minutes down the road who seems to be peeking at the right time. Wofford has tasted the W in four of their last five encounters, including a 16-4 route over Gardner-Webb last weekend.

- In seven Big South appearances, the Terriers are averaging nearly 14 goals per game. They've rebounded exquisitely from a 1-6 start, holding an even 4-4 record in road matches this spring.

- Head coach Jessie Aguglia is wrapping up her third season in charge, falling to the Blue Hose in her only other visit to Clinton two years ago (a 12-8 decision where PC scored thrice in all four quarters).

- Wofford's greatest weapon is senior attacker Bria Foley, an individual who has tallied 86 points on the year. That's the second-most of anyone in the league, scoring 48 goals next to 38 assists.


 
LAST TIME OUT
 
- It was a moment of euphoria for sophomore Emma Claire Mills and her Blue Hose teammates on Saturday, beating Longwood with 1.8 seconds on the clock to win a crucial conference match away from home.

- That bout against the Lancers featured a bit of everything, including a 10-4 PC advantage that slowly dissipated into a late Longwood lead with under three minutes left.

- Freshman phenom Emily Currie tied the game for the fifth time with 81 seconds to go, and after Presby won the ensuing draw control, it was Mills who avoided overtime with a sensational last-second heave to put PC a step closer to that elusive postseason bid.


 
SENIOR DAY
 
- Partsch has appeared in 62 matches for the Blue Hose over a very reliable career, saving her best season for last by scoring 13 times as a senior. She will receive her PC degree in Biochemistry along with a minor in Physics and Political Science, to be escorted by her mother Tammy and father Rick Partsch (who also doubles as the team's head athletic trainer).

- Paredes has scattered 30 points over her PC tenure (16 goals, 14 assists) while playing in 61 games altogether. Her career shot-on-goal percentage sits at an impressive .805, to be escorted tomorrow by her mom and dad, Liza and Raphael Paredes, as well as her brother Nate and grandparents. She will earn her college degree in Communications while minoring in Media Studies.

- Hart has been named a starter in every game that she's played in (23 matches) after transferring to Clinton from Coker, winning a total of 28 draw controls. She is on track to pick up a Biology degree at Presbyterian, to be escorted by her father Tim Hart, and siblings Sam, Sarah, and Emily.

- While battling injury in 2025, Mucollari has competed in 31 games for Clakeley's program along with 12 starts. She scored her first collegiate goal in a close victory over Delaware State in 2023, receiving her PC degree in Psychology. Melissa will be escorted by her mother and father, Olsi and Eris, as well as her sister Romina.

- One of the most decorated offensive talents in school history, Hammond goes into her last regular season game with 135 career goals and 155 total points, ranking 3^rd among all prior PC players in both categories. She is majoring in Biology, and will be accompanied on Saturday by her parents, Jim and Heidi, along with her brother Aidan, aunt Jill, and uncle Keason.

- Chandler has played in 23 contests since transferring to the Blue Hose by way of Bryant University, responsible for 13 goals and nine assists (22 points overall). She'll achieve her college degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing, to be escorted by her mother and father, Katherine and Scott, next to her brother Kyle.

- Lauderbaugh has compiled over 800 minutes as a goalkeeper for the Scotsmen, amounting to 28 games and 89 career saves. She'll be accompanied on the field by her father, Dan, and her dog Murphy. Naomi will earn a Psychology degree from Presbyterian.