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MSMC MSMC-M 3-3
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Winner Union College UNION 4-1
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Union College UNION
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Union College UNION 6 4 5 5 20

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse |

Dutchmen cruise to 20-3 win

SCHENECTADY, NY - Running on all cylinders, the Union College Dutchmen shut down Mount Saint Mary College, 20-3 this evening.

Union's offense got off to a stellar start, scoring six unanswered goals in the first 15 minutes of play. The Knights were able to get off just three shots in the first quarter, thanks to high pressure coming from the Dutchmen's defense.

The Dutchmen created as large as a nine-point deficit in the first half. Alex Newhouse capitalized on the large lead, as he won the faceoff and stormed the Knights' defense to score his first goal of the season and Union's ninth of the day. Mount Saint Mary's Danny Kugler would score at the 8:26 mark to give the Knights an offensive spark, however the half ended with the Knights still trailing by eight. 

Union continued to be electric and seemingly unstoppable, as it went on to score eight more goals before eliciting any Mount Saint Mary offensive response. 

Finishing the day out shooting the Knights 52-25, the Union College Dutchmen cruised to a 20-3 win and advanced to 4-1 on the season.

Union returns to action Saturday, March 21 to take on Montclair State. 


INSIDE THE BOX SCORE:
  • Fogos Newhouse and Patrick Regan each scored their first goals of the season tonight. Like Newhouse, Regan won a faceoff against the Knights, charged MSMC's defense and went straight to the net. Regan's goal was Union's 14th of the night. 
  • Five Dutchmen had a multi-goal game in tonight's victory. Luke Lacroce, Keaton McCann, Kieran McGovern and Jordan Cooper each had two goals. Kerry Lyne and Sean Patterson each had three. 
  • Cooper dished four assists tonight as well, earning the game high six points.
  • Union's goalie trio of Sam Bebout, Jack Santilli and Graham Goldheim combined for nine saves over the Knights. Goldheim made his 2018 debut, making five saves. Bebout earned the win and improves his season record to 4-1. 
  • Quinn Helmig had seven ground balls and Packy Brown added two caused turnovers. 
  • The Dutchmen went 1-1 on extra man opportunities and committed five penalties. 
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