Leading 3-1 heading to the fourth quarter, the No. 13 Lehigh men's lacrosse team fell victim to a 3-0 Hofstra run to end the game, as the Pride defeated the Mountain Hawks 4-3 on Saturday afternoon at the Ulrich Sports Complex. In a low-scoring, defensive battle, senior Mickey Fitzpatrick scored his second of the game with three seconds left in the third quarter, but Hofstra would take control from there. Sophomore James Spence was sensational in goal for the Mountain Hawks, making a career-high 16 saves, including stopping 14-of-15 shots sent his way over the first three quarters. "All the credit in the world goes to Hofstra," said Lehigh head coach Kevin Cassese. "Both defenses played really well and the score is indicative of that. I thought the goaltenders played well also, but at the end, you lose 3-0 in the fourth quarter and they proved they were the tougher team today. That's a tough pill to swallow, but the fourth quarter is all about guts and all about toughness, and they wiped us clean 3-0. That was disappointing, but like anything else, we'll learn from it and move on. Lot of adversity this week for sure; eventually it's going to reveal some character. We need to work on that, and we'll do that starting Monday." Junior Ryan Klose scored Lehigh's other goal while senior Eddie Bouhall assisted on the Mountain Hawks' third-quarter score. Senior Craig Chick tallied five groundballs and two caused turnovers to reach 125 in his career, moving into sole possession of third place in NCAA history in that category. Sophomore Teddy Leggett was tremendous with six groundballs and four caused turnovers to tie a career high.