Presbyterian vs. Catawba

April 8, 2006

Scoring
Tim Cassios	(6, 3)
Jared Domino	(2, 2)
Tyler Dunn	(2, 1)
Walton Crosby	(0, 1)
William Hackett	(1, 0)

Saves
David Hetu	16 (0.421)

Current Record
Presbyterian	2-9
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Catawba

Scoring
Mark Van Hoever	(4, 5)
Matt Riley	(4, 3)
Randall Worthington	(5, 1)
Brent Smith	(3, 2)
Cameron Kent	(2, 0)
Ryan Greaves	(2, 0)
Dan Pashley	(1, 0)
Jesse Hansen	(1, 0)
Phillip Newton	(0, 1)
Matt Puccio	(0, 1)

Saves
Tres Pethel	5 (0.455)
Ben Huber	3 (0.375)

Current Record
Catawba	3-8
go to Catawba page

The Game Story:
CLINTON, S.C. ~V The Catawba College men~Rs lacrosse team used dominating second and fourth quarters to post a 22-11 victory over Presbyterian College in Deep South Conference action on Saturday afternoon in Old Bailey Stadium. Today~Rs game marks the final home and regular-season game of the Blue Hose~Rs inaugural varsity season. The Indians improve to 3-8 overall (3-5 DSC), while the loss ends PC~Rs 2006 campaign at 2-9 (1-8 DSC). It was a tight first quarter as Catawba held a marginal 5-4 with sophomore midfielder Ryan Greaves (Owings, Md.) giving the Indians the go-ahead goal off an assist from freshman attacker Mark Van Hoever (Pleasant Gardner, N.C.) at 1:14. With 8:04 remaining in the first, the Blue Hose led 3-1 behind back-to-back goals from freshman attacker Tyler Dunn (Casheirs, N.C.) that were both assisted by sophomore midfielder Tim Cassios (St. Albert, Alberta). The Indians exploded in the second period, outscoring PC, 6-1, for an 11-5 advantage at halftime. Catawba~Rs senior attacker Matt Riley (Baltimore, Md.) had a pair of goals in the run. In the third quarter, the Blue Hose were only able to get within five (13-8) despite receiving two goals each from Cassios and sophomore attacker Jared Domino (St. Albert, Alberta). Senior attacker Randall Worthington (Churchville, Md.) had two of the Indians~R five goals. It was all Catawba in the fourth period as six different players scored for the Indians. Catawba out shot PC, 54-30, hustled to 72 ground balls, and was 29-of-37 face-offs. Midfielders Sean Sullivan (Rockville, Md.) and Eric Finland (McLean, Va.) each won 13 face-offs and scooped up nine ground balls apiece. Cassios finished the game with nine points to match the game-high on six goals and three assists, while Domino added a pair of goals and two assists and Dunn chipped in two and an assist. Freshman defender Drew Tobias (Whitsett, N.C.) picked up seven loose balls, while sophomore midfielder Walton Crosby (Jacksonville, Fla.) and freshman defender Matt Roach (Greensboro, N.C.) each had two caused turnovers. Freshman goalie David Hetu (Apex, N.C.) played all 60 minutes, making 16 saves and having six ground balls. Van Hoever also had a game-high nine points on four goals and five assists for the Indians, while Riley contributed four goals and three assists plus nine ground balls. Worthington added six points on five goals and an assist and senior midfielder Brent Smith (Ellicott City, Md.) chipped in a hat trick and two assists, while Sullivan had three caused turnovers. Sophomores Ben Huber (Westminster, Md.) and Tres Pethel (Mooresville, N.C.) split equal time in the net, combining for eight saves. Catawba will wrap up the regular-season on April 14 when the Indians travel to Wingate, N.C., to face DSC foe, Wingate University, at 2:00.

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