Hofstra senior goalie Jack Concannon broke the CAA Championship single game saves record with 22 stops but the top-seed Minutemen of Massachusetts went on a 6-1 run in the first half and went on to a 10-6 victory over the fourth-seed Pride in the first semifinal of the Colonial Athletic Association Championship at Garber Field Thursday night. The Pride end their season with a 6-8 record while the Minutemen advance to Saturday's CAA title game against the winner of Thursday's second semifinal between second-seed Towson and third-seed Delaware. Concannon broke his own Hofstra career-best as well as the CAA mark with the 22 stops, topping his 19 saves against Providence in 2017. He also broke the CAA mark of 20 set by Penn State's Austin Kaut against UMass in 2009. Pride senior Dylan Alderman tallied three goals and one assist while junior Jimmy Yanes added two goals. Freshman Dylan McIntosh tallied the other Pride goal. UMass was led by Jeff Trainor with two goals and three assists while Buddy Carr added two goals and two assists. Jake Lisauskas also added two goals for the Minutemen. In a see-saw first quarter UMass struck first just 38 seconds into the game as Trainor gave the Minutemen a 1-0 lead. But the Pride answered with goals by Alderman and McIntosh to take a 2-1 lead at the 7:08 mark of the first quarter. UMass then went on their 6-1 spurt in three goal sets broken up by a Hofstra goal by Yanes to take a 7-3 lead in the third quarter. The Pride would score three of the next four goals as Yanes notched his second of the game and Alderman added two more to close to within two at 8-6 with 4:15 to play in the fourth quarter. But the Minutemen scored twice in the final 1:33 to seal the 10-6 victory. Notes - Thursday's game was the 45th meeting between Hofstra and Massachusetts. UMass now leads the series 25-20. - Hofstra sophomore Ryan Tierney saw his consecutive game points (11) and goals (5) streaks ended. He finished the year with team-highs of 27 goals, 22 assists and 49 points. - Alderman's hat-trick was his first in 2018 and the four of his career. He finished the year with 14 goals and 13 assists in 10 games. - Hofstra was outshot in the contest, 46-26 and picked up 21 ground balls to the Minutemen's 28. - Yanes extended his consecutive game points streak to 12 while Alderman boosted his streak to nine to end his career. - Alderman scored a goal in nine consecutive games to wrap up his career. - Yanes ended the season with 24 goals and 11 assists in 14 games. - Concannon posted his seventh double-digit save game of the year.