western new england VS wesleyan

western new england
western new england - 13

vs

wesleyan
wesleyan - 10

  • Scoring

  • nick gamba ( 6 , 3 )
  • mike bannon ( 3 , 1 )
  • john shahpazian ( 2 , 1 )
  • murphy hartmann ( 1 , 1 )
  • jared newall ( 0 , 2 )
  • conor tracy ( 1 , 0 )

  • Scoring

  • tom martello ( 3 , 1 )
  • logan geller ( 1 , 3 )
  • jake sexton ( 2 , 1 )
  • pat doherty ( 2 , 0 )
  • ronan jacoby ( 1 , 0 )
  • matt chase ( 1 , 0 )

  • Shots

  • nick gamba 7
  • mike bannon 4
  • john shahpazian 5
  • murphy hartmann 1
  • jared newall 5
  • conor tracy 2
  • kevin faustich 3
  • oskar djusberg 1
  • matt greer 4
  • brian madden 2
  • noah rust 2

  • Shots

  • tom martello 10
  • logan geller 6
  • jake sexton 5
  • pat doherty 8
  • ronan jacoby 9
  • matt chase 1
  • kyle camphausen 1
  • matt gill 3
  • sean penney 1
  • owen ward 2
  • zach zavalick 1

  • Ground Balls

  • mike bannon 2
  • john shahpazian 1
  • murphy hartmann 2
  • conor tracy 1
  • kevin faustich 4
  • sean mccusker 1
  • oskar djusberg 2
  • mitch weiss 2
  • jamaurie james 1
  • ben kolb 2
  • josh salem 3
  • jack seiter 4

  • Ground Balls

  • logan geller 1
  • jake sexton 3
  • pat doherty 1
  • ronan jacoby 3
  • matt chase 1
  • nolan collins 1
  • otto bohan 3
  • kyle camphausen 6
  • sean penney 2
  • owen ward 1
  • zach zavalick 3
  • julian barba 3
  • tom clejan 3
  • colin malarchuk 2
  • will martin 1
  • charlie mcphee 3
  • kevin moriarty 1

  • Turnovers

  • nick gamba 3
  • mike bannon 2
  • john shahpazian 1
  • conor tracy 2
  • liam baker 1
  • mitch weiss 1
  • matt greer 1
  • ben kolb 1
  • josh salem 2

  • Turnovers

  • tom martello 3
  • logan geller 2
  • jake sexton 1
  • pat doherty 1
  • ronan jacoby 1
  • matt chase 2
  • julian barba 1
  • kevin moriarty 1
  • hayden leachman 1
  • spencer robbins 1

  • Caused Turnovers

  • mike bannon 1
  • murphy hartmann 1
  • kevin faustich 2
  • mitch weiss 3
  • josh salem 3
  • jack seiter 1

  • Caused Turnovers

  • ronan jacoby 1
  • nolan collins 1
  • kyle camphausen 1
  • sean penney 2
  • tom clejan 3
  • colin malarchuk 2
  • kevin lynskey 1
  • mitchell patton 1

  • Faceoffs Won

  • jack seiter 10

  • Faceoffs Won

  • zach zavalick 9
  • ben shapiro 2

  • Faceoffs Taken

  • jack seiter 26

  • Faceoffs Taken

  • zach zavalick 15
  • ben shapiro 4

  • Saves

  • sean mccusker 12 ( 0.55 )

  • Saves

  • otto bohan 13 ( 0.50 )

  • Current Records

  • western new england 4 - 1

  • Current Records

  • wesleyan 4 - 1
In a rematch of last year's NCAA Second Round matchup, the 10th-ranked Wesleyan men's lacrosse team was upset by Western New England on Saturday afternoon on Citrin Field, 13-10. The Cardinals mounted a late comeback but it wasn't enough as they dropped to 2-1 on the year. Tom Martello led the way with three goals and one assist. Nick Gamba helped guide the Golden Bears to victory with nine points on six goals and three assists as they improved to 3-1. GAME HIGHLIGHTS: Wesleyan scored the first goal of the game as Logan Geller fired one into the bottom right corner just 55 seconds into the contest. However, it would be the last lead for the home team as Western New England went on a 3-0 run to close out the first quarter before opening the second with another tally as they went ahead 4-1. The visitors outscored Wesleyan 5-2 in the second as Gamba contributed to each goal with four scores and an assist. With 31 seconds remaining in the half, he wrapped around the net and made a diving score. Just 18 seconds later, he assisted on a goal by Mike Bannon to give the Golden Bears an 8-3 halftime advantage. Wesleyan had another early score to open the second half as Geller dished it off to Pat Doherty at the 14:11 mark. After a 2-0 run by Western New England, the Cardinals responded with a 2-0 stretch of their own, but the Golden Bears closed out the third quarter with two unanswered as they led 12-6 after three. Wesleyan outscored the visitors 4-1 in the final 15 minutes including two goals from Jake Sexton just 43 seconds apart at the six-minute mark. However, despite the momentum on the Cardinals' side, they were unable to score the rest of the game as Western New England held on for the win. INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Wesleyan held a 17-10 edge in faceoffs as freshman Julian Barba was excellent, securing 5-of-7. The Cardinals also owned a 38-25 advantage in ground balls and 47-36 lead in shots. Both teams turned the ball over 16 times and both went scoreless on man-up opportunities. Sean McCusker was terrific in net for the visitors as he made 12 saves. Otto Bohan stopped 13 shots between the posts for Wesleyan. UP NEXT: The Cardinals are back in action on Wednesday, March 11 as they host Scranton at 3 pm.