SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The Harford women's lacrosse season came to an end in the NJCAA National Semifinals with a 17-8 loss to Onondaga on Saturday. The loss ends another successful season for the Fighting Owls and head coach Nikki Murphy.

Murphy, who earned NJCAA Region XX Coach of the Year honors, led the Fighting Owls to a 10-win season, the second-most in school history. Harford reached the NJCAA National Tournament for the third consecutive season and won the program's first Region XX Championship.

Karley Bush scored three goals in the loss, and finished her career with the most points and goals in school history. Her three points on Saturday gave her 128 points, one more than Melissa Warczynski's 127 from 2009-10. She finished her All-American career with a school-record 112 goals.

Lacy Underhill picked up one assist in the loss, giving her 40 career assists, the third-most in school history. She finished her career with 89 points, sixth-most in Harford history. Her 49 career goals are tied for ninth with Maddie Hewitt (12-13) and Natalie Decker.

Decker scored once on Saturday, giving her 64 career points, a total that ranks tied for second in school history for one season. Karley Bush totaled 64 points as a freshman and this season.