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Reporting A Score? | | | | | Archives | | |
| | | |  | | | Cornell | 16 | | Canisius | 5 | | | | Scoring: | Scoring: | Andrew Collins
Jp Schalk
Ben Spoonhower
Ryan Mcclay
Galen Beers
Jd Nelson
Billy Fort
Justin Redd
Ian Rosenberger
Scott Lee
Colin Crawford
| (4, 3)
(1, 3)
(1, 2)
(1, 1)
(2, 0)
(1, 1)
(2, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
| Mark Miyashita
Justin Masley
Michael Roff
Jason Levesque
Matt Condon
Greg Campbell
| (1, 4)
(0, 1)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
| | | | Saves: | Saves: | Justin Cynar
Kyle Miller
| 4 (0.500)
2 (0.667)
| Seth Vath
| 15 (0.517)
| | | | Current Record : (3-1) | Current Record : (1-1) | | | | Team Page For 2002 | Team Page For 2002 | | | | | | The Game Story: | ITHACA, N.Y. Sophomore Andrew Collins (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) recorded
his second consecutive seven-point game while junior co-captain Ryan McClay
(Mahopac, N.Y.) led the defensive charge and scored his first goal of the
season to lead the No. 13 Cornell men^Òs lacrosse team to a 16-5 victory
over Canisius. Ahead 5-4 after the first half, the Big Red scored nine
times in the third quarter to put the game away.
Collins got the ball rolling in the third quarter by taking a pass from
junior J.P. Schalk (Jamesville, N.Y.) and beating Canisius goaltender Seth
Vath for an extra-man goal. A faceoff win by senior Addison Sollog
(Lynbrook, N.Y.) got the play started, and the goal came 18 seconds into
the third quarter. The Big Red wouldn^Òt wait long for its next goal, as
McClay scooped up a ground ball and went straight down the field to score
his second career goal. The preseason first-team All-America defenseman
also had an assist for his first career multiple-point game.
After an extra-man goal by sophomore Ian Rosenberger (Concord, N.H.) gave
Cornell an 8-4 lead, Collins scored back-to-back goals to earn a six-goal
lead. The Big Red would add four more goals in the half to end the upset
bid of the Golden Griffins.
Canisius took the fight to Cornell, which owned a 2-0 series advantage
coming into the game and averaged 23.5 goals per game against the Buffalo
college. Jason Levesque scored the game^Òs opening goal at 1:45, but a
penalty by Rick Neward allowed Cornell freshman Justin Redd (Towson, Md.)
to even the score at 1-1. Cornell went 5-for-9 with the man-up advantage,
and it has been 8-for-13 over the last two games. With freshman Sean
Greenhalgh (St. Catherines, Ont,) missing the game with an injury, Redd is
now the only player to score a goal in each game.
The game would be tied three more times in the first half, as neither team
could establish more than a one-goal advantage. Schalk, Collins, Galen
Beers (Darlington, Md.), and Billy Fort (Bethesda, Md.) each scored once
for Cornell, but the strong play of Mark Miyashita kept the Canisius
offense close. Miyashita assisted on four of Canisius^Ò five goals and
scored the other one. Vath also kept the Golden Griffins close the junior
goaltender made numerous point-blank saves over the first 30 minutes and
ended the game with 15 saves over three quarters.
Cornell outshot Canisius 57-17 and earned a 45-36 advantage in ground
balls. Junior Frank Sands (West Babylon, N.Y.) led the team with six ground
balls. Cornell won 16 of 22 faceoffs, with Sollog winning 12 of 16. The
game got chippy in the final quarter, as the two teams combined for eight
penalties for 6:30 over the last 15 minutes.
Cornell will travel to State College, Pa., to battle Penn State. Last
season, the Nittany Lions held Cornell scoreless in the final quarter to
rally for an 8-7 victory over the Big Red on a snow-covered Schoellkopf
Field. Penn State is ranked just below Cornell in the media poll (14/13),
while it is ahead of Cornell in the coaches^Ò poll (13/16). The game can be
heard locally on WTKO, or on the internet at www.cornellbigred.com.
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