FARMVILLE, Va. – Alexa McGovern dominated the draw – and etched her name in the George Mason record book.

McGovern won a school-record 11 draw controls and matched a career high with five goals in leading the Patriots to a 23-13 road victory over Longwood on Saturday. Mason also tied a program record for most goals in a game, their most since also scoring 23 against Old Dominion on April 9, 2006.

The senior captain smashed the previous school record of seven for most draw controls in a game, which had been accomplished by five Mason players, including McGovern. The midfielder from Sykesville, Md., also owns the school record for most all-time draw controls in a career with 139.

"It's impressive to have that many (draw controls in a game) and be on the circle," Mason head coach Jessy Morgan said. "It is a testament to her speed, athleticism and grit. Alexa started the game strong and matched up well against their first defensive scheme. We were able to finish our possessions with goals today, which made the difference."

Against the Lancers (4-6), she scored the first two goals of the game. The Patriots (4-3) never looked back, building a 4-0 lead and pushing the advantage to 10 goals late in the first half. They led by as many as 12 in the second half as 11 players scored.

"We have a lot of similar opponents (as Longwood) so it was important to have a good day before we start conference play," Morgan said.

Mason converted 23 off its 33 shots and notched 10 assists. Senior Melissa Lobaccaro set a career high with four goals. Senior Jordan Sdanowich netted three goals and freshman Hailey Johnson also collected a hat trick – the first of her career. Senior Taylor Altomare tied a career high with two goals and had two assists. Sophomore Chachi Kelehan had a goal and two assists.

Junior Hannah Warpinski had a goal and an assist. Freshman Kelley Reilley scored her first career goal and dished out a career-high two assists. Freshmen Meghan Pendergast and Hannah Bellagamba also scored their first collegiate goals. Junior Holly Tevis scored her second career goal. Senior captain Brooke Lorber had two assists and junior Lindsey Tangeman recorded one.

The Patriots used three goalkeepers, with freshman Melissa Semkiw getting her second career start and second win. She played just 19 minutes before handing the reins over to sophomore Elizabeth Benedetto, who made four saves in 31 minutes. Junior Mackenzie Duffy closed out the final nine minutes of the game, seeing her first action of the season.

Mason returns to Fairfax for a quick turnaround, hosting Oregon at 6 p.m. on Monday at George Mason Stadium in the final non-conference game of the season.