Kent State women’s lacrosse dropped a tough match against the Butler Bulldogs, 18-9, in its first home game of 2020 Friday afternoon. The Flashes battled back throughout most of the second half, cutting...
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![Sophomore midfielder Meghan Cawood [33] cradles the ball down the field during the women’s lacrosse game on Feb. 28, 2020. Kent State University lost 18-9 against Butler University.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/82df66c68d21ecbaa125d2cdc8ec7018-1-900x748.jpg)
