washington and lee VS franklin and marshall
washington and lee - 5
vs
franklin and marshall - 15
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Scoring
- jack ware ( 3 , 0 )
- hudson hamill ( 0 , 2 )
- ben mulholland ( 1 , 0 )
- stuart greenspon ( 1 , 0 )
- mike weaver ( 0 , 1 )
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Scoring
- luke keating ( 1 , 6 )
- blake target ( 4 , 0 )
- george leboeuf ( 3 , 1 )
- will demuth ( 2 , 0 )
- kevin mollihan ( 1 , 1 )
- aj rigsby ( 1 , 1 )
- jarrett donaghy ( 1 , 0 )
- andrew fine ( 1 , 0 )
- will mollihan ( 1 , 0 )
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Shots
- jack ware 11
- hudson hamill 1
- ben mulholland 4
- stuart greenspon 8
- mike weaver 2
- nicholas rodman 1
- will schnorr 1
- thomas zusi 1
- hudson pokorny 1
- fenner pollock 1
- henry holliday 1
- austin hudson 1
- jed londrey 2
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Shots
- luke keating 5
- blake target 7
- george leboeuf 9
- will demuth 4
- kevin mollihan 5
- aj rigsby 3
- jarrett donaghy 1
- andrew fine 1
- will mollihan 2
- andrew towne 1
- spencer hall 1
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Ground Balls
- jack ware 2
- hudson hamill 1
- stuart greenspon 2
- mike weaver 1
- alex kelly 2
- will schnorr 1
- evans alison 1
- garrett cannon 2
- jack hodgson 4
- michael horgan 1
- ryan kempske 1
- conlan o'hara 1
- jack orlando 1
- max sadlowski 1
- finn thorne 3
- henry holliday 1
- jed londrey 5
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Ground Balls
- luke keating 1
- blake target 1
- will demuth 1
- kevin mollihan 4
- jarrett donaghy 4
- will mollihan 1
- nick crennan 2
- erich della volpe 7
- connor helm 4
- noah isaacson 4
- holden kammerer 1
- doug mongiardo 2
- kyle scheuerle 1
- eric mueller 1
- spencer hall 1
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Turnovers
- hudson hamill 2
- ben mulholland 2
- stuart greenspon 2
- mike weaver 1
- nicholas rodman 1
- thomas zusi 1
- evans alison 2
- conlan o'hara 1
- max sadlowski 1
- tommy maccowatt 1
- john mills 1
- taylor witherell 4
- jack taylor 1
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Turnovers
- luke keating 2
- blake target 1
- will demuth 2
- kevin mollihan 1
- aj rigsby 4
- will mollihan 1
- erich della volpe 2
- holden kammerer 1
- eric mueller 1
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Caused Turnovers
- michael horgan 1
- max sadlowski 2
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Caused Turnovers
- kevin mollihan 3
- jarrett donaghy 1
- will mollihan 1
- jake wetzel 1
- andrew towne 1
- erich della volpe 2
- doug mongiardo 1
- spencer hall 1
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Faceoffs Won
- jack hodgson 11
- ned mize 1
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Faceoffs Won
- connor helm 10
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Faceoffs Taken
- jack hodgson 17
- ned mize 5
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Faceoffs Taken
- connor helm 22
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Saves
- jack taylor 6 ( 0.29 )
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Saves
- eric mueller 8 ( 0.67 )
- sage garito 7 ( 0.88 )
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Current Records
- washington and lee 3 - 4
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Current Records
- franklin and marshall 3 - 4
No. 19 Franklin & Marshall pulled out to an 8-0 lead and never looked back in a 15-5 victory over No. 18 Washington & Lee on Saturday afternoon at Shadek Stadium.
The Diplomats improved to 2-1 with the victory, while the Generals dropped to 1-3.
F&M senior Kevin Mollihan scored his 202nd goal in the victory, which ties the Centennial Conference record for career goals. Mollihan now shares the record with McDaniel's Tom Brown, who set the record back in 2002.
It took nearly ten minutes for F&M to find twine, but the floodgates opened soon after. The Diplomats took an early 3-0 advantage in the opening stanza, and poured in five more before the end of the half for an 8-0 edge. A late man-up goal from the Generals pulled one back for an 8-1 Diplomat lead at the half.
F&M continued their hot stretch into the third quarter, scoring the first two goals of the frame. W&L answered with two of their own, pulling the Diplomat lead back to 10-3. Mollihan's record-tying goal with 1:18 remaining in the quarter pushed F&M back up eight. The two sides exchanged man-up goals to end the period with the Diplomats ahead 12-4.
The Diplomats ended the fourth quarter on a 3-1 stretch to put things out of reach for the 15-5 victory.
F&M's Blake Target led the way with four goals, followed by George LeBoeuf who tallied three goals on a team-leading nine shots, and Will DeMuth who ended with two goals. Six Diplomats finished with one goal. Erich Della Volpe finished with a team-high seven ground balls with two caused turnovers.
Sage Garito picked up the victory for the Diplomats, allowing only one goal on eight shots and ended with seven saves in one half of action. Eric Mueller started the second half, allowing four goals with eight saves.
The Generals were paced by Jack Ware, who tallied three goals on 11 shots.
Franklin & Marshall held the edge in shots (39-35), ground balls (35-30), and caused turnovers (11-3).
The Diplomats will take the week off before returning to action on the road against Messiah next Saturday, with a 5:00 p.m. faceoff.