The [13/13] University of Denver men's lacrosse team got goals from 13 different players, using its balanced attack to defeat St. Bonaventure 16-3 on Saturday afternoon at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium. Denver reached 13 goal scorers for just the third time since associate head coach Matt Brown joined the staff as an assistant in 2008 (2017 vs. Cleveland State and 2016 vs. Providence). Freshman JJ Sillstrop (Encinitas, Calif.) netted his second hat trick in three collegiate games to the lead the Pioneers in the Faceoff Classic victory. Senior Ethan Walker (Peterborough, Ontario) had a goal and two assists for a three-point afternoon. Walker moved into fifth in Denver's Division I history in assists on Saturday, elevating his career total to 73 with a pair today. Junior Jack Hannah (Milford, Ohio) and sophomore midfielder Alex Simmons (Smithville, Ontario) had a goal and assist each to round out Denver's starters with multiple points. Off the bench, sophomore Drew Erickson (Danville, Calif.) joined Sillstrop as the only two multi-goal scorers, finding the back of the net a pair of times in the fourth quarter. Freshman midfielder Reed Babcock (Denver, Colo.) led all players with three assists. From the faceoff dot on Saturday, freshman Alec Stathakis (Northville, Mich.) went 14-of-16, picking up eighth ground balls, while sophomore Brett Boos (Parker, Colo.) went 6-of-7 with six ground balls. Senior Danny Logan (Upper Arlington, Ohio) led the Pioneers with three caused turnovers to move into ninth on Denver's career list, one behind Matt Neufeldt. The Pioneers played three different goalies in their second win of the season. Senior Josh Matte (Issaquah, Wash.) improved to 9-1 in his collegiate career, playing the opening 30 minutes. Junior Tristan Wright (Reno, Nev.) led Denver's keepers with three saves, and sophomore Kaleb Stroman (Parker, Colo.) made a save in his collegiate debut in the fourth quarter. Denver jumped out to a 10-1 lead in the opening 30 minutes with nine different players finding the back of the net for the Pioneers in the first half. Sillstrop, who scored five goals in his collegiate debut against Air Force on February 8, was the only multiple goal scorer in the first half, scoring once in each quarter. Walker had two assists in the first half to lead the Pioneers in that category in the first 30 minutes. Denver took 31 shots before the intermission, putting 22 on goal, and forcing 12 saves out of Brett Dobson. Denver's 10-1 run to begin the contest is its 19th 10-1 run or better under head coach Bill Tierney. Sillstrop completed his hat trick with 14:17 to go in the third quarter, before St. Bonaventure ended the third frame on a 2-0 run to make it 11-3 heading into the fourth. Following a quiet fourth quarter, Denver's reserves picked the scoring back up for the Pioneers in the final 15 minutes, ending the game on a 5-0 run in the final frame. Babcock had all three of his assists in the fourth quarter. UP NEXT: The Denver men's lacrosse program, Presented by Your Hometown Toyota Stores, will continue its four-game homestand on Sunday when the Pioneers welcome Cleveland State to Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium. Faceoff is set for 4:30 p.m. MT, and will be broadcast live on Pioneer Vision and 104.3 The Fan. Cleveland State defeated Air Force in overtime in the first game of the Faceoff Classic. 2020 DENVER ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME RECEPTION: Denver announced its 2020 Athletic Hall of Fame class in January. The inductees will be honored on the DU campus May 16. For more information, registration for the reception and donation information, click here. SHOP PIONEERS: Get dressed for Game Day! Get your Pioneers gear at ShopPioneers.com, the official online store of University of Denver Athletics. TICKETS: For all Denver Athletics ticket inquires, call 303-871-GOAL (4625), or visit DenverPioneers.com. Season tickets for the 2020 lacrosse season are on sale now, and can be purchased here. Fans interested in making a donation to the men's lacrosse program can do so by clicking here. Your contribution will make a direct impact on the success of YOUR Pioneers. Thank you in advance for your unwavering support of our student-athletes and their quest for excellence.