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Men's Lacrosse Ends Mid-Atlantic Trip With 14-6 Defeat at Mary Washington

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - The Mary Washington Eagles outscored the Emmanuel Saints 10-2 in the first half of Friday’s non-conference men’s lacrosse game, providing plenty of offense for UMW on their way to a 14-6 win at the Battleground Athletic Complex.

Men's Lacrosse Ends Mid-Atlantic Trip With 14-6 Defeat at Mary Washington
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March 10, 2023

THE BASICS 

Score: 
Mary Washington 14 – Emmanuel 6

Records: 
Emmanuel College Saints (1-3, 0-0 GNAC)
University of Mary Washington Eagles (4-3, 0-0 C2C)

Location: Fredericksburg, Va. – Battleground Athletic Complex

Date: Friday, March 10, 2023

THE LEAD – The Mary Washington Eagles outscored the Emmanuel Saints 10-2 in the first half of Friday's non-conference men's lacrosse game, providing plenty of offense for UMW on their way to a 14-6 win at the Battleground Athletic Complex.

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • After trading goals in the first 4:07 of the first quarter, the Eagles took control of the game with the final three goals of the quarter, for a 4-1 lead. Junior Henry Moag (Towson, Md.) scored twice with sophomore Mike Seraphin-Jones (Fairfax, Va.) netting one of his own, helping UMW to the three-goal lead through the first quarter.
  • The Eagles and Saints again split goals to start the second quarter, but Mary Washington would start to pull away by the end of the first half, potting the last four goals of the second quarter. Four different Eagles scored in the half-ending streak, including Moag finishing off a first half hat trick, as UMW held a 10-2 at the half.
  • Mary Washington would open up a double-digit advantage in the third quarter by outscoring EC 3-1 in the 15-minute period. The Eagles again spread out the offensive output with three different goal scorers in the quarter, boosting their lead to 13-3.
  • Saints first-year Cole Cloney (Medfield, Mass.) and senior Colin Dickinson (Barre, Vt.) helped Emmanuel outscore Mary Washington in the fourth quarter, but the hill to climb for EC was too steep, as the Eagles claimed the 14-6 victory on Friday afternoon.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

  • Moag led all scorers with four goals on the day, adding one assist for a five-point performance.
  • Seniors Jackson Popeck (Springfield, Va.) and J.D. Nozemack (Sparks, Md.), and junior Jake Furman (Phoenix, Md.) all finished with a pair of goals for UMW.
  • Sophomore Wyatt Martin (Amissville, Va.) played 34:29 in the Eagles goal, allowing just two goals while making 11 saves to claim the win and improve to 1-0 this year.
  • Cloney netted four of the Saints six goals on the afternoon. The first-year attack is up to a team-high 16 goals through four games this season.
  • Sophomore Ryan Etzo (Bedford, N.H.) added one goal and one assist to go along with a team-high four ground balls.
  • Senior Randy Castle (Boxford, Mass.) made 18 stops in the Saints goal, but the loss drops him to 1-1 on the year.

UP NEXT

  • The Saints are back for their home opener on Tuesday, March 14, hosting Wheaton College at Clemente Field with first faceoff set for 7:00 p.m.
  • The Eagles head out to Roanoke on Wednesday, March 15, for a game against the Maroons, set for 4:00 p.m.