In a game which Salisbury held Gettysburg to only 3 goals and put up 14 of their own it is safe to say that the Gulls proved today that they are a not only a team with great offensive ballplayers but also one with a solid defense capable of shutting down powerful offenses. Salisbury is a team that has two different goalies in Dodson & Tewes that are both able to anchor down an extremely stingy defense along with the ability to put up a lot of points on the board with one of the best offensive midfielders in D3 with Chris Turner. While Salisbury proved themselves today worthy of #1, Gettysburg came out extremely flat and did not play the type of solid game that they had put together against the #3 Middlebury Panthers a little over a week ago. Salisbury clicked very well today, with Gettysburg looking a little slow and unproductive on offense and man-ups. The first half started off with Salisbury scoring on their first settled possession as #43-Jimmy Barnes(1g-1a) converted a feed from #2-Chris Turner(4g-2a) which was followed up by an unassisted goal by #1-Tim Parks(2g-0a) putting Salisbury ahead quickly 2-0. Salisbury scored twice more in the first quarter and held Gettysburg to no goals, ending the first quarter of play with Salisbury leading 4-0. After shutting down a Gettysburg man-up early in the second quarter Turner isolated on the right wing, inside rolled his man and finished, 5-0. Then Turner beat his man again along with the Gettysburg slide and finished near pipe to put the Gulls up 6-0. Gettysburg's #4-Tommy Pearce(1g-0a) finally got Gettysburg on the board with a man-up goal at the 3:47 mark in the second quarter to make the score 6-1. Salisbury answered Gettysburg's first goal of the game with their seventh on the day and went into halftime up 7-1 on Gettysburg and in full control of the game. Gettysburg came out of halftime and scored the first goal of the second half with a #20-Ric Bremer(2g-0a) finish from a #16-Pete Milliman(0g-2a) feed coming off a fast break initiated by #9-Adam Sentry. This goal put the game at 7-2, but Salisbury came back with two of their own to up their lead to seven with the score at 9-2. Gettysburg scored their final goal of the day at the 4:07 mark in the 3rd quarter with another Bremer goal from Milliman which cut the lead down to 9-3. It appeared as if the Bullets may be able to make a run if they could put a few more goals together before the end of the third quarter and go into the fourth only down three or four. Salisbury was not thinking this way and proceeded to shut down the Bullets the entire fourth quarter while stringing together 4 quick goals between the 8:47 mark and the 6:25 mark in the fourth. The game ended after a few uncalled for bench penalties from the Salisbury coaches and a few missed man-ups by Gettysburg. Final score was 14-3 Salisbury over Gettysburg.

Gettysburg vs. Salisbury State

Gettysburg

3

Scoring
Pete Milliman	(0, 2)
Ric Bremer	(2, 0)
Charlie Hanchett	(0, 1)
Tommy Pearce	(1, 0)

Saves
Andrew Barter	8 (0.364)

Current Record
Gettysburg	6-1

Salisbury State

14

Scoring
Chris Turner	(4, 2)
Rob Bates	(1, 2)
Kevin Fox	(2, 0)
Jimmy Barnes	(1, 1)
Tim Parks	(2, 0)
Josh Bergey	(1, 0)
Ryan Mckenzie	(1, 0)
Rob Bookhamer	(1, 0)
Joe High	(1, 0)

Saves
John Dodson	6 (0.857)
Pat Tewes	5 (0.714)

Current Record
Salisbury State	10-0