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| | | |  |  | | Hobart | 12 | | Bucknell | 11 | | | | Scoring: | Scoring: | Nate Hill
John Bogosian
Kris Shore
Tim Booth
Scott Harvey
Nate Molinari
| (2, 3)
(5, 0)
(2, 1)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
| Chris Cara
Dennis Geraghty
Andrew Sanders
Kelly Hogue
Patrick Christensen
Rob Lane
Andrew Copelan
| (1, 4)
(5, 0)
(2, 1)
(1, 1)
(0, 2)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
| | | | Saves: | Saves: | Mike Borsz
| 11 (0.500)
| Justin Sussman
| 16 (0.571)
| | | | Current Record : (4-3) | Current Record : (3-5) | | | | Team Page For 2002 | Team Page For 2002 | | | | | | The Game Story: | GENEVA, N.Y.^×The Hobart College lacrosse team used six unanswered goals
midway through the second half to hold off a furious comeback effort by
Bucknell University and score a 12-11 Patriot League win. Junior
attackman John Bogosian (Kent School/Massena, N.Y.) led the Statesmen
with a career-high five goals.
^ÓWe didn^Òt start particularly well, so it was nice to see us keep
digging in and keep working,^Ô Hobart Head Coach Matt Kerwick said.
Senior attackman Scott Harvey (Suffern/Cornwall, N.Y.) gave Hobart (4-3,
3-1 Patriot League) a 1-0 lead six minutes into the opening frame. Two
minutes later, junior midfielder John Saunders (West Chester/West
Chester, Pa.) erased the Statesmen^Òs lead, finishing a feed from
first-year attackman Chris Cara (Patchogue-Medford/Medford, N.Y.).
Saunders finished with two goals and an assist.
At the 3:42 mark, Cara registered the second of his four assists on the
day on a Kelly Hogue (Corning West/Painted Post, N.Y.) tally to give the
Bison (3-5, 2-1) their first lead of the day.
While Hobart never trailed by more than two goals, and tied the game at
two, four, and seven, the Statesmen failed to retake the lead until the
4:07 mark of the third quarter. Bogosian keyed Hobart^Òs decisive
six-goal run, pulling the Statesmen to within one, 7-6, at 7:09 of the
third. He paid the price for a spectacular individual effort as he was
driven to the turf after the shot, injuring his knee.
After junior midfielder Kris Shore (Liverpool/Liverpool, N.Y.), who
played most of the contest with a separated shoulder, tied the game 24
seconds later, Bogosian returned to the field with a noticeable limp.
There was no evidence of a limp though when he drove past his defender
and beat Bison goalie Justin Sussman (Friends Academy/Towson, Md.) to
give Hobart an 8-7 lead.
First-year attackman Nate Hill (Hamburg/Hamburg, N.Y.), junior
midfielder Tim Booth (Waterloo/Waterloo, N.Y.), and first-year Nate
Molinari (Oswego/Oswego, N.Y.) registered the first three goals of the
fourth quarter to give the Statesmen a four-goal advantage with 5:46
left to play.
At that point, Bucknell junior Dennis Geraghty (St. Anthony^Òs/Kings
Point, N.Y.) took the Herd on his back and nearly erased its deficit. He
scored four times in the final five minutes, including a pair of
extra-man goals at 1:49 and 0:23, but Bogosian^Òs fifth goal of the day,
assisted by Hill, at the 3:50 mark proved to be the difference.
Hill matched Bogosian^Òs point total with two goals and three assists to
maintain his team lead in points with 22 (8 goals, 14 assists). Booth
provided the Statesmen with several key possessions, winning 15-of-20
faceoffs, including the restart after the Bison^Òs 11th goal.
Cara (1-4) and Geraghty (5-0) paced Bucknell with five points each.
Junior Mike Borsz (West Genesee/Camillus, N.Y.) earned the win in goal
with 11 saves, including eight in the second half. Sussman finished with
16 stops.
Hobart^Òs win snapped an 11-game Patriot League win streak by the Bison.
The Statesmen return to action on April 3, against the new frontrunner
in the Patriot League, Colgate (4-3, 1-0). The game will be an historic
one on the Colleges^Ò campus, marking the first night game played at
Hobart and William Smith. Faceoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
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