CHESTERTOWN, Md. – Washington College women's soccer played host to the Franklin & Marshall Diplomats in a Centennial Conference matchup on senior day. Two seniors connected to put Washington up in the match as Ellen Daly set up Audrey Flanagan for the opener. The Dips quickly knotted things back up through a goal by Hayden Wilson. Just over two minutes into the second half, Daly fed Flanagan for another goal to give Washington the lead. That goal held firm until the final minute of the match when the Dips knotted it up at 2-2 through an Elizabeth Jones goal.  
 
Washington College 2 Franklin & Marshall 2

How It Happened
- The Shorewomen opened up the scoring just under 15 minutes into the match when senior Ellen Daly set fellow senior Audrey Flanagan inside the box. Flanagan fired past Dips goalie Lucile Fleming to give Washington a 1-0 lead. Just under ten minutes later, the Dips tied up the match as Hayden Wilson finished past Olivia Allen. That would be the final action of the first half as the match remained tied at the break. 
 
-The second half started just like the first as Daly slipped Flanagan through on goal and the senior fired home a shot into the side net for a 2-1 Washington lead.
 
-Flanagan's second goal looked to be the winner until the final minute when F&M got a tying goal from Elizabeth Jones. 
 
For The Shorewomen (6-4-4) (3-3-2)
- Scoring: Audrey Flanagan x2 (both goals assisted by Ellen Daly.  
- Goalkeeper: Olivia Allen (1 save, 1 goal allowed, 45:00). Hailey Sharpe (2 saves, 1 goal allowed, 45:00) 
- Washington had ten shots with six on target and forced a pair of corners. 

For Franklin & Marshall (10-2-3) (6-2-1)
- Scoring: Hayden Wilson (assisted by Lillian Williams) 
- Goalkeeper: Lucile Fleming (4 saves, 2 goals allowed, 89:58). Emily Senko appeared in goal for the final seconds due to injury. 
- The Dips had seven shots with five on target and forced three corners. 
 
Notes:  Audrey Flanagan and Ellen Daly were named GooseNationTV players of the game. 
 
-With this result the Shorewomen finish with a seventh-place finish in the Centennial Conference standings. Washington finishes with 12 points in conference play, tying a program record.