Lindenwood Notes:
 
- Lindenwood ranks fourth in Division II in terms of scoring margin, winning its games by an average of 7.95 goals per game. Since losing back-to-back games on March 29 and 31, the Lady Lions have won their last six games by an average margin of 9.57 goals.
 
- The Lady Lions have scored in double-figures during 15 of their 19 games this season. Lindenwood owns a 14-1 record during those contests. The Lady Lions have held their opponents to single-digit scoring in 15 of their 19 games.

- With 209 caused turnovers this season, Lindenwood established a new program record, surpassing the previous mark of 166 set during the 2015 season.
Lindenwood has won 24 straight games played at Hunter Stadium dating back to March 28, 2014.
 
- The Lady Lions completed their fifth consecutive season of undefeated conference play. Lindenwood completed its six-game RMAC schedule with a 6-0 record, en route to capturing the RMAC regular season and championship tournament titles. Since moving to the NCAA Division II level, the Lady Lions have won five conference championships.
 
- Jordyn Constance has recorded at least one point in all 19 of the Lady Lions' games this season, the only player on the Lindenwood roster to accomplish the feat. Constance has tallied a point in 33 consecutive games dating back to March 24, 2015.
Allison Hurley leads Lindenwood offensively with 65 points scored. Hurley has tallied a team-high, 15 multi-point games this season.
 
- Amanda Schimpke has notched a team-leading five game-winning goals this season. Hurley and Constance are tied for second amongst the Lady Lions with three game-winners apiece.
 
- Rachel Benzing has notched a point in 15 consecutive games dating back to March 8. During that stretch, Benzing has tallied nine games of at least four points.
 
- This season, Erin Abbott was selected as the RMAC Defensive Player of the Year, Jordyn Constance was the RMAC Midfielder of the Year, and Rachel Ortell was the RMAC Goalie of the Year. Those three players, along with Molly Beckham and Rachel Benzing were first-team all-RMAC selections. Sophie Buelow, Hannah Doughty, and Allison Hurley were named second-team all-RMAC, while Morgan Judd and Amanda Schimpke were named honorable mention all-RMAC.
 
- Seven members of the Lindenwood women's lacrosse team received IWLCA all-region honors. Erin Abbott and Jordyn Constance were named to the first-team all-region, Rachel Benzing and Sophie Buelow were selected to the second-team, while Molly Beckham, Allison Hurley and Rachel Ortell were chosen as members of the third-team.
 
- Morgan Judd was honored at the NCAA Spring Festival Opening Ceremony as the women's lacrosse Elite 90 award winner. Judd was also selected as the RMAC Academic Player of the Year, RMAC Summitt Award recipient, and was named all-academic first-team. Joining Judd as a first-team selection were teammates Erin Abbott, Molly Beckham, and Amanda Schimpke. Savannah Phillips and Natalie Simpson were named to the RMAC honor roll.
 
- Earlier this season, Lindenwood fell in overtime to Florida Southern in Lakeland, Fla. The all-time series between the two teams is split 2-2, with the last two meetings being decided in overtime. The Lady Lions defeated the Mocs in overtime during the 2015 NCAA quarterfinals.
 
- Throughout its program history, Lindenwood has matched up twice with Adelphi, and has never faced Le Moyne. Adelphi won both games against Lindenwood in 2013 and 2014.