HOW IT HAPPENED Neither team was able to score through the first eight minutes, but Cabrini notched the first goal of the contest at 7:59 and then scored three more goals from the 5:52 mark to 5:09 Cabrini scored two more to go up 6-0 before a one-minute unreleasable penalty on the Cavaliers resulted in Jack Doetzer finding Duncan Morris for two man-up goals at 3:22 and 2:49 Cabrini added three more scores to end the quarter and outscored H-SC 6-4 in the last three quarters TIGER TOP PERFORMERS Luc Cassier and Duncan Morris each scored twice Jack Doetzer contributed two assists Quinn Ainslie scored his first collegiate goal on a 3-4 field heave after eyeing the goalkeeper far out of the crease Mitch Renfrow made 16 saves Wilson Booth won seven of his 11 face-offs FOR THE FOES Jordan Krug scored six goals with one assist Tyler Kostack found the back of the net four times Matt Nestler made 10 saves STATS OF THE GAME Cabrini outshot Hampden-Sydney 42-29 with a 31-16 advantage in shots on goal The Tigers struggled with ball security, going 11-27 on clears with 29 turnovers UP NEXT Hampden-Sydney hosts Ohio Northern on Sunday, currently scheduled for a 1 pm face-off time at Lewis C. Everett Stadium