Junior Tyler Corpora scored a career-high five goals on Tuesday to help the Hartford men's lacrosse team take down Manhattan, 11-8, on Al-Marzook Field. Remaining perfect at home, the Hawks improve to 2-3 on the season, while the Jaspers fall to 2-3. PHOTO GALLERY HARTFORD 11, MANHATTAN 8 After exchanging a pair of two-goal runs, Corpora, who put the Hawks on the board 29 seconds into the contest, completed the first-quarter hat trick and made it a 4-2 Hartford lead after the first quarter. The second quarter was all Hartford, with Carter O'Connell and Justin Tkachuk scoring at the 5:31 and 3:45 mark, until Sean MacKinny found the back of the net with 17.3 seconds left to end the Hawks' 4-0 run and close the gap to 6-3 at halftime. Manhattan kept the momentum going after the break, extending its run to four-unanswered scores to knot up the game at 6-6 with 5:15 left. But the Hawks responded in a big way, netting five of the next six goals of the game to retake a four-goal advantage at 11-7 with 14:01 left in the game. The Jaspers would threaten with a late score inside the final three minutes, but Hartford killed the clock to secure the victory. INSIDE THE BOX & NOTES Corpora's five goals marked the most scored by a Hawk in a game this season Trepeta also had an impressive offensive performance, scoring two goals while adding a pair of assists The Hawks were dominant at the X, winning 17-of-23 faceoffs Senior Nicholas Vazquez was perfect in each of his six faceoffs, while freshman Andrew Moynihan rounded out Hartford's strong effort by going 11-of-17 with a game-high eight ground balls Hartford finished with advantages in shots (48-33) and ground balls (27-23) Mike Lombardi netted a hat trick for Manhattan, scoring all three of his goals in the second half while adding an assist for four points Sophomore Cam Logan registered 14 saves for the Hawks, two shy of his career high, while Manhattan goalie Brendan Krebs came away with a game-high 15 stops With the win Hartford improves its advantage in the all-time series to 5-3 NEXT ON TAP The Hawks hit the road for their next two, beginning with a trip to Staten Island to face Wagner on Saturday. Opening faceoff is set for noon.