The Sacred Heart University men's lacrosse team dropped a 13-12 overtime decision to Stony Brook University in a non-conference game played at St. Anthony's High School in South Huntington, N.Y. The loss drops the Pioneers to 1-4 on the year, while the Seawolves improve to 5-1 Stony Brook scored twice in 38 seconds, with 2:54 and 2:16 to play in the fourth quarter, tying the score 12-12 and forcing overtime. Both teams tallied two shots in the overtime period, with the second Seawolves shot, from Caleb Pearson, finding the back of the net, for the game-winner. The Pioneers return to action on Saturday, March 7. That game will now begin at 4:00 pm. By The Numbers Drew Edwards led the Pioneers with five points, tallying four goals and also picked up three ground balls Logan Liljeberg had a hat trick and totaled four points Jake Giaquinto went 14-26 at the face-off X and picked up a game-best eight ground balls Alex Weiss and Carson Spooner both scored twice for SHU Stony Brook was led by the three-goal, four-point effort of Tom Haun Lucas Leyba had three caused turnovers for the Pioneers Nine different Seawolves scored in the game Renz Conlon was 12-24 at the face-off X for Stony Brook, and picked up six ground balls Michael Bollinger took the win in net for Stony Brook, making 11 saves and picking up three ground balls Brooks Dutton made 10 saves in the first-half for SHU, allowing five goals, and Colton King stopped eight shots, allowing eight goals, in taking the loss in 33:30 of action How it Happened Stony Brook scored 1:57 into the game and jumped out to a 3-0 lead when Chris Pickel scored at the 9:15 mark Edwards found the net for the first time at 7:07 for the Pioneers Cory Vanginhoven struck with 45 seconds left in the quarter, and Haun scored a man-up goal, 13 seconds into the second quarter, for a 5-1 advantage Jaden Walcot scored a man-up tally for the Pioneers at 13:12, the first of five straight Pioneer goals, The final tally of the run came from Carson Spooner at the 9:14 mark of the third quarter, giving SHU a 6-5 advantage A Harrison Matsuoka goal at 7:41 ended the run and tied the game, 6-6 Edwards tallied back-to-back goals, the second with 5:34 to play int eh third, to give the Pioneers an 8-6 advantage Liljeberg answered a Matt Anderson goal at 3:47 before Vanghinhoven wrapped the third quarter scoring with the Pioneers leading 9-8 Spooner started the fourth quarter scoring at 13:11, unassisted Haun and Mike McCannell struck at 12:25 and 7:02 to tie the score, 10-10 Liljeberg, 5:34, and Weiss, 4:18, put the Pioneers back in front, 12-10 Pearson and Noah Armitage struck at 2:54 and 2:16 to tie the score and force overtime Pearson provided the game-winner with 30 seconds left in the first overtime period