- Liam Osborne tallied two goals and four assists, and the #11-ranked Belmont Abbey men's lacrosse team won a hard-fought game against #6-ranked Indianapolis, 13-10. The win puts the Crusaders at 7-1 on the year, including 4-1 against ranked opponents. The Greyhounds are now 5-1 on the season. How it Happened Osborne helped Belmont Abbey jump out to an early 2-0 lead with a goal less than a minute into the contest, and an assist to Sean Hanrahan. Later, at the 4:07 mark, he scored again Hanrahan capped off the period with a goal at the 1:18 mark to give BAC a 6-2 advantage when the quarter expired In the second, it was Noah Haas scoring first for the Abbey. Next was Austin Hasen giving the Crusaders a 8-3 lead, before Collin Grippo finished off the period with a score and a 9-4 Crusader lead at halftime The Crusader defense was very strong in the third, not giving up a goal for the first six and a half minutes of the period, and limiting the Greyhounds' shooting During that early stretch, Jack Pigott and Grippo scored less than a minute apart from each other, as The Abbey got a commanding 11-4 lead Haas finished the period with a score at the 1:07, and Belmont Abbey led 12-6 heading into the final period Indianapolis scored each of the first two goals of the quarter, but Hanrahan found the back of the net with 6:49 to play. It was all the Crusaders needed, as they closed out the game with a 13-10 win On the day, Osborne was The Abbey's leader offensively, with two goals and four assists. He has now scored 26 goals on the year, putting him in a tie for first place in Conference Carolinas. His new total of 20 assists put him solely in first place in the conference Haas and Hanrahan each scored three times for the Crusaders On the defensive side, Conor Larkin earned a career-high five caused turnovers. Bryce Gifford made 12 saves in goal Up Next Belmont Abbey will visit Lynn University on Tuesday, March 19 for a 6 p.m. contest.