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Belmont Abbey Wins First-Ever DSC Match; St.
Andrew's Presbyterian, Mars Hill Also Post League Wins |
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Courtesy DSC Members' Sports Information Offices
Belmont Abbey 19, Presbyterian 8 St. Andrews Presbyterian 14, Wingate 9 Belmont Abbey 19,
Presbyterian 8 The Crusaders gained control of the game in the first period as Belmont Abbey outscored the Blue Hose, 8-1, behind a hat trick and three assists from junior attacker Clyde Robinson (Binghamton, N.Y.). The Crusaders went on to shutout PC, 4-0, in the second frame to take a 12-1 lead at halftime. Freshman midfielder William Hackett (Nesbit, Miss.) picked up only Blue Hose score in the first half. In the second half, Belmont Abbey and PC were dead even as both teams tallied seven goals apiece between the third and fourth periods. The scoring margin in the third quarter was 4-4, while it was 3-3 in the final stanza. The Crusaders out shot the Blue Hose, 65-26, won 19-of-28 face-offs, and scooped up 69 ground balls to PC’s 40. Junior midfielder Mike Flanigan (Bowie, Md.) went 19-of-28 in face-offs for Belmont Abbey. Sophomore attacker Jared Domino (St. Albert, Alberta) led PC’s offense with five goals and an assist, while Hackett finished with a pair of goals and five ground balls. Sophomore attacker Tim Cassios (St. Albert, Alberta) also had two points on a goal and an assist. Defensively, freshman defender Matt Roach (Greensboro, N.C.) picked up nine ground balls. Freshman goalie David Hetu (Apex, N.C.) played all 60 minutes in goal, making 18 saves and hustling to five loose balls. Robinson went on to finish the game with 10 points on six goals and four assists as well as seven ground balls and three caused turnovers. Sophomore attacker Jonathan Fuggit (Crofton, Md.) also had a strong game for the Crusaders, recording five goals and a pair of assists plus six ground balls, and junior attacker Aaron Flood (Pikesville, Md.) contributed five goals and an assist. Flanigan led his team with a game-high 16 ground balls, while junior defender Shane Rye (Marietta, Pa.) caused five turnovers and had nine ground balls. Sophomore Mark Kelske (Bohemia, N.Y.) had four stops and allowed five goals in the first three periods of play, while junior Brett Berdine (Endwell, N.Y.) made three and gave up three in the fourth period. The Blue Hose will have a week off to regroup as their next game will be on March 25 when PC travels to Misenheimer, N.C., to face conference opponent, Pfeiffer University, at 2:00. Belmont Abbey will host Limestone College on Wednesday, March 22, at 3:30. Belmont Abbey Coll.. 8 4 4 3 - 19 Belmont Abbey Coll. SCORING: GOALS: Clyde Robinson
6; Jonathan Fuggit 5; Aaron Flood 5; Korey Earles 2; Taylor Brulport
1. Presbyterian College SCORING: GOALS: Domino, Jared
5; Hackett, William 2; Cassios, Tim 1. Belmont Abbey Coll. GROUND BALLS: Mike Flanigan 16; Shane Rye 9; Clyde Robinson 7; Jonathan Fuggit 6; Matt Holzworth 6; Pat Shea 5; Aaron Flood 4; Reginald McHenry 3; Taylor Brulport 2; Korey Earles 2; Rory Morganthal 2; David Spain 2; Brett Berdine 1; Josh Costa 1; Mark Kelske 1; Steve Layer 1; Tom Ottman 1. Presbyterian College GROUND BALLS: Roach, Matthew 9; Hackett, William 5; Hetu, David 5; Dunn, Tyler 3; Fraser, Alex 3; Crosby, Walton 2; Domino, Jared 2; LeMay, Reece 2; Rinaldi, Billy 2; Tobias, Drew 2; Williams, Chris 2; Cassios, Tim 1; Plaisted, Nick 1; Varner, Patrick 1. Belmont Abbey Coll. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Shane Rye 5; Clyde Robinson 3; Josh Costa 2; Matt Holzworth 2; Taylor Brulport 1; Aaron Flood 1; Reginald McHenry 1; Rory Morganthal 1. Presbyterian College TURNOVERS CAUSED: Fraser, Alex 2; Domino, Jared 1; Fout, Bruce 1; LeMay, Reece 1; Plaisted, Nick 1; Rinaldi, Billy 1; Roach, Matthew 1; Tobias, Drew 1; Williams, Chris 1. SHOTS - Belmont Abbey Coll. 65; Presbyterian College 26. SHOTS ON GOAL - Belmont Abbey Coll. 37; Presbyterian College 15. PENALTIES - Belmont Abbey Coll. 7/7:00; Presbyterian College 5/5:00. MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES - Belmont Abbey Coll. 1-5; Presbyterian College 0-7. TURNOVERS - Belmont Abbey Coll. 23; Presbyterian College 34. FACEOFFS - Belmont Abbey Coll. 19-28; Presbyterian College 9-28. CLEARS - Belmont Abbey Coll. 18-21; Presbyterian College 20-27. GOALIES - BAML: Brett Berdine (15:00 minutes, 6 shots-3 saves, 3 GA) , Mark Kelske 3-4 (45:00, 9-4, 5); PC: Hetu, David 2-5 (60:00, 37-18, 19). St. Andrews 14, Presbyterian,
Wingate 9 With the victory, St. Andrews remains undefeated in DSC play with a 4-0 league ledger. The Knights even their overall record at 4-4. Wingate falls to 4-3 overall and 2-1 in the DSC. The Bulldogs host Pfeiffer University for another DSC game Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. The Knights snapped a 5-5 halftime tie with a five-goal third quarter. St. Andrews outscored Wingate 5-1 in the pivotal third quarter. Mryncza scored the first two goals of the second half for the visitors, giving the Knights the lead for good. Mryncza scored all four of his goals after intermission. Hartzell led the Knights in the first half, scoring three of his four goals in the first 30 minutes. St. Andrews sprinted to a 5-1 lead early in the second quarter, thanks to Hartzell’s three goals and single scores by freshman midfield Max Kalkstein (Mystic, Conn.) and junior midfield Drew Howell (St. Albert, Alberta). Wingate rallied to tie the score with four second quarter goals. Safarik scored three of his game-high five goals in the second quarter, including a tally with 35.5 seconds to go in the first half to make the score 5-5 at halftime. St. Andrews outshot Wingate 22-15 in the second half, including 12-6 in the third quarter. Mryncza and Hartzell led the way with four goals each. Six other players had one goals each for the Knights. Wingate sophomore attack Kyle Costello (Wilmington, N.C.) support Safarik’s five-goal effort with two goals and two assists. Bulldog senior midfield Chris Manwaring (Vancouver, British Columbia) and freshman midfield Ryan Otterblad (Dumfries, Va.) added single goals for the hosts. Mars Hill 12, Catawba 5 After being tied at 1-1 for most of the first quarter, Andrew Chapman (Ontario, Canada) gave MHC a 2-1 lead with 4:16 left in the first stanza and the Lions never looked back. MHC scored one additional goal in the first quarter before scoring four unanswered goals in the seconds frame to take a commanding 7-1 lead into the locker room at the intermission. MHC extended their advantage to 9-2 after the third period and then the teams battled to a 3-3 tie in the fourth quarter to make the final tally, 12-5. The Lions out shot Catawba, 41-to-26. MHC won the ground ball battle 67-to-56 and took 15-of-21 face-off attempts. MHC capitalized on only 1-of-8 extra man opportunities. Chapman led all scorers with four goals followed by Brad Campbell (Middleton, WI) who added three scores. Vincent Giganti (Damascus, MD) recorded a pair of goals in the win. Matt Holthaus (Churchville, MD) played all 60 minutes in goal for MHC and made 11 saves. Mark Van Hoever (Pleasant Garden, NC) led Catawba with a goal and two assists. Ben Huber (Westminster, MD) played the entire game in the net for the Indians and made 16 saves. MHC will play at Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk, NC on March 25. Game time is set for a 7 p.m. start. Catawba will Host St. Andrews College on March 22 at 3:30 p.m. Catawba............. 1 0 1 3 - 5 Catawba SCORING: GOALS: Mark Van Hoever 1; Brent
Smith 1; Dan Pashley 1; Randall Worthington 1; Todd Watkins 1. Mars Hill College SCORING: GOALS: Andrew Chapman 4;
Brad Campbell 3; Vincent Giganti 2; David Hodgins 1; Miles Robinson 1;
Noah Baran 1. Catawba GROUND BALLS: Matt Puccio 8; Mark Van Hoever 7; Brent Smith 6; Ben Huber 5; Sean Sullivan 4; C.J. Dunshie 3; Cameron Kent 3; Stiles Knight 3; Phillip Newton 3; Matt Riley 3; Wayne Carbiener 2; Harrison Christian 2; Brian Ward 2; Randall Worthington 2; Ryan Greaves 1; Jesse Hansen 1; Dan Pashley 1. Mars Hill College GROUND BALLS: Jason Lange 9; Jeffrey Cizdziel 8; Andrew Chapman 7; Matt Holthaus 7; Noah Baran 5; Brad Campbell 5; Colbe Klein 5; Vincent Giganti 4; David Hodgins 4; Miles Robinson 4; Dusty Poore 3; Andrew Bergland 2; Lance Renes 2; Dru Ulloa 2. Catawba TURNOVERS CAUSED: Wayne Carbiener 1; Harrison Christian 1; Cameron Kent 1; Stiles Knight 1; Phillip Newton 1; Brian Ward 1; Todd Watkins 1. Mars Hill College TURNOVERS CAUSED: Noah Baran 3; Andrew Chapman 1; John Gelinne 1; Sean Haddow 1; Matt Holthaus 1; Jason Lange 1. SHOTS - CAT 26; MHC 41. SHOTS ON GOAL - CAT 16; MHC 28. PENALTIES - CAT 8/5:30; MHC 1/0:30. MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES - CAT 0-1; MHC 1-8. TURNOVERS - CAT 32; MHC 27. FACEOFFS - CAT 6-21; MHC 15-21. CLEARS - CAT 26-31; MHC 28-42. GOALIES - CAT: Ben Huber 2-4 (60:00 minutes, 28 shots-16 saves, 12 GA); MHC: Matt Holthaus 7-3 (60:00, 16-11, 5). Start time: 6:00 PM Finish time: 7:56 PM Length of game: 1:56 Officials:. Scorer: Rick Baker. A-109 T-1:56 |
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