
Hobart Dominates Binghamton 16-9
9 March 2020 Hobart Dominates Binghamton 16-9
The Hobart College lacrosse team scored six goals in the fourth quarter to post a 16-9 victory over Binghamtonon March 7 on Boswell Field at David J Urick Stadium. The Statesmen improved to 4-1 overall this season, and the Bearcats fell to 1-5.
Seven Statesmen factored into todays scoring. JuniorRyan Archermatched his career-high of seven points on three goals and four assists. Archer now has 48 career assists, and is tied with Jeff Colburn 09 for ninth on Hobarts Division I era list. SeniorJustin Scotttallied six points (4g, 2a), and is now 10th on Hobarts Division I era career list, passing Chris Pederson 12 and Frank Brown 17. Scott is also fifth on Hobarts Division I era career list for goals with 96, and seniorEric Holdenis fourth (97) after notching three goals today. JuniorWylie Shermanrecorded three points on one goal and two assists.
Hobart won 19-of-28 faceoffs. JuniorDrew Blanchardwon 12 of the 16 faceoffs he took, and scooped up a team-high five ground balls. First-yearAdam Sheawon 7-of-12 faceoffs, and picked up four ground balls. SeniorSam Lucchesimade 15 saves to earn the win in goal, and scooped up one ground ball. Lucchesi is now third on Hobarts Division I era list with 17 wins.
Thomas Greenblatt recorded a team-high four points for Binghamton on three goals and one assist. Teddy Dolan made 16 saves in goal.
The Bearcats fired off two goals three minutes into the first half. First-yearJohn Herlihyopened the scoring for Hobart when he found the back of the net off a pass from Archer. The game was tied 5-5 with six minutes left in the first half. Archer and Holden scored back-back goals to give Hobart a 7-5 lead. First-yearBobby Baltzerand Archer were credited with assists. Scott added another goal at 1:09. Binghamton chipped away at the Statesmens 8-5 lead when Kevin Winkoff fired a shot past Lucchesi with three seconds left in the half to make it 8-6.
Hobart scored six goals in the fourth quarter and held the Bearcats to one. Thirty seconds into the fourth quarter, the Statesmen scored three goals in one minute. Holden started off the scoring off a pass from Scott for his 20th goal of the season. 16 seconds later, Archer found the back of the net, and Sherman was credited with the assist. Sherman increased Hobarts lead to 13-8 when he finished a pass from Scott. Hobart scored three goals in the last eight minutes of the half to win the game 16-9.
Hobart had a 34-31 edge on ground balls and outshot the Bearcats 45-34.
Hobart will be back in action Saturday, March 14, when they travel to Moon Township Pa. for its Northeast Conference Opener against Robert Morris. The opening faceoff is scheduled for 2 p.m.
