NEWBURGH, N.Y. – The Mount Saint Mary College men's lacrosse team hosted Husson University, where
Luke Dombroski broke the men's lacrosse program career caused turnover record, and
Kenny Leen broke the career saves record.
The Basics
Score: Mount Saint Mary College 5, Husson 10
Records: Mount Saint Mary College (2-6, 0-0 Skyline) | Husson (6-2, 1-0)
Rapid Recap
Mount Saint Mary College came into this game with two players on the verge of breaking all-time program records. At 13:07 in the first quarter,
Luke Dombroski would force a turnover and secure the program record for most caused turnovers in a career. Moments later,
Kenny Leen would make his third save of the game at the 5:23 mark in the quarter to break the program's all-time saves record. Down 2-0 midway through the quarter,
Robby Maurer would find
Tyler Mackay to get the Knights on the board.
Joseph Corallo has been a beast at the faceoff circle all year long and continued his dominance in this game, going 10-17 in the circle and picking up eight ground balls to go along with one goal.
Brandon Pagano tied the game up 2-2 with just a few minutes left in the first. The Eagles took back the lead with just over a minute left in the quarter, but
Joseph Corallo would win the draw and take the ball all the way to tie things back up 3-3.
Tyler Mackay helped the Mount take the lead in the second quarter with a goal assisted by
Robby Maurer as they both recorded their second point of the game. Mount Saint Mary struggled on clears, going just 15-25, while Husson went a perfect 17-17. This allowed the Eagles more possessions and shorter fields. Husson would score two unanswered goals in the quarter to take back the lead and make it 5-4 at the half.
The Knights' offense has been inconsistent at times, as they were held scoreless for nearly 25 straight minutes this game. The Eagles scored again to extend their lead to make the score 6-4. A man-up opportunity late in the third quarter gave the Mount a chance to score and put them right back in the game.
Devin Lanzer would find
Henry Micyk for the goal to make it 6-5 with 28 seconds left in the period.
Down just one goal with 15 minutes left to play, the Knights had multiple chances to score the equalizing goal, but were unable to convert. Husson's offense was able to catch fire in the meantime, scoring four unanswered goals to close out the game. Mount Saint Mary was held to just one goal in the second half and no goals in the fourth quarter as they lost to Husson 10-5.
Notes and Numbers
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