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May 1:
Conor Healey scored for the St. Lawrence University
Men's Lacrosse team on a diving shot into the upper corner
of the goal with 25 seconds left in the fourth quarter to
tie the score at 11-11 but Union College scored 3:15 into
the overtime period for the 12-11 victory Friday afternoon
in a Liberty League Tournament semifinal game on North
Country Field at Hall-Leet Stadium in Canton. The win
for Union (13-3) advanced them to the championship game
Sunday in Rochester against RIT who posted a 17-4 victory
over Clarkson in the other tournament semifinal game.
The loss to Union in Canton was the first since 1994 ending
a 12-game win streak for the Saints (9-8) over Union at
home. Union scored first less than two minutes into
the contest but St. Lawrence answered with four consecutive
goals including two in man-up situations to take a 4-1 lead.
Charlie Jennings and
Jeremy Vautour had back-to-back man-up goals in a span
of 1:18 before
Jon Fairbanks and
Tommy Hovey added even strength goals to give the Saints
a 4-1 lead. Union trimmed the lead to a goal with a late
score in the first quarter and the first goal of the second
quarter. The teams traded goals for the rest of the first
half as
Andrew Jarrett and Jennings added goals for St. Lawrence
as the Saints took a 6-4 lead into the halftime
intermission. The teams continued to trade goals with each
scoring twice in the third quarter. Healey and Hovey scored
for the Saints and St. Lawrence held the two-goal advantage
into the final quarter. Union scored its only man-up goal to
start the final quarter and Wil Burchenal answered four
minutes later for a 9-7 St. Lawrence lead. Union rallied
with a pair of goals in a span of 35 seconds to knot the
score at 9-9. Burchenal scored again at the 3:32 mark on a
pass from
Luke DiLisio as St. Lawrence took the 10-9 lead. Less
than a minute later, Union tied the score again and with
1:31 left in the fourth quarter added another goal for the
late lead. After winning the ensuing faceoff, Union turned
the ball over and St. Lawrence moved up the field on the
attack. St. Lawrence fired a pair of shots wide of the
goal and with 38 seconds left to play, the Saints called a
time out to draw up the final shot. Fairbanks took a shot
that was wide of the goal but Healey picked up the loose
ball and came from behind the goal, dove and fired a shot
into the upper corner to tie the game and force the overtime
period. Healey, Hovey, Jennings and Burchenal all scored two
goals each and Fairbanks had a goal and two assists for the
Caleb Kane led the St. Lawrence defense with three
groundballs and caused four turnovers.
April 22: Senior Tommy Hovey scored his 39th goal of the season as a Clarkson penalty expired in the third period to give St. Lawrence University's men's lacrosse team a two-goal lead over the arch-rival Golden Knights and SLU went on to a 8-6 win in a Liberty League game at Hall-Leet Stadium Wednesday afternoon. The Saints improve to 9-6 overall and 5-1 in the Liberty League clinching a league tournament spot heading into a game at national number one and Liberty League leader RIT, 15-0, 6-0 on Saturday. Clarkson 6-7 and 3-3 in league play is tied with RPI for the fourth and final playoff spot and hosts Bard on Saturday. The Saints will be making their 11th post-season tournament appearance in the 12-year history of the league. Clarkson goalie Nick Strandholm kept his team in the game, making 18 saves, several of them spectacular ones as the Saints had an overall 44-22 edge in shots attempted and a 26-13 margin in shots on goal. "It was a typical Clarkson-St. Lawrence rivalry game," said Saint coach Mike Mahoney. "Both teams played extra hard and their goalie had an exceptional game. Our guys hung in there and made the plays we needed down the stretch." The Saints grabbed an early 5-2 lead, but Strandholm and the post denied some great scoring chances and the Knights battled back into it. Hovey's 38th of the season put the Saints up 5-2 with 4:28 to go in the quarter, but Ryan St. Croix scored his 25th of the year for Clarkson with 2:57 to play and Ryan DaRin scored his 16th with 1:08 to go to make it a 5-4 game after one. Strandholm stuffed everything that came his way in the second quarter, making seven saves and St. Croix scored his second of the game with 5:51 to go in the half as the two teams hit intermission tied at 5-5. Saint senior middie Charlie Jennings scored his 10th of the year to put the Saints back on top 1:22 into the second half and Hovey made it a two-goal Saint lead as he scored a man-up goal exactly a minute after Clarkson's only penalty of the game, converting from Jeremy Vautour before the penalized player could retake the field. Matthew Gold cut the Saint lead to 7-6 with 9:31 to go in regulation, but the Saints worked the clock and got a big goal from junior middie Charlie Duprey with 2:15 to play to give them a two-goal cushion. "I thought our faceoff unit had an excellent day…" Mahoney added. The Saints won 13 of 18 draws in the game, the bulk of them by Alec Dietsch and had a 18-11 edge in ground balls. Jack Roberts and Steel White were key contributors on defense, Roberts with three caused turnovers and White with two. Goalie Nick Ford won his fourth of the year with seven saves. "I am really proud of our guys, coming off an emotional loss on Saturday. They got right back on the horse and competed hard from start to finish today," Mahoney said.
NCSN Men's College Lacrosse
May 1:
Conor Healey scored for the St. Lawrence University
Men's Lacrosse team on a diving shot into the upper corner
of the goal with 25 seconds left in the fourth quarter to
tie the score at 11-11 but Union College scored 3:15 into
the overtime period for the 12-11 victory Friday afternoon
in a Liberty League Tournament semifinal game on North
Country Field at Hall-Leet Stadium in Canton. The win
for Union (13-3) advanced them to the championship game
Sunday in Rochester against RIT who posted a 17-4 victory
over Clarkson in the other tournament semifinal game.
The loss to Union in Canton was the first since 1994 ending
a 12-game win streak for the Saints (9-8) over Union at
home. Union scored first less than two minutes into
the contest but St. Lawrence answered with four consecutive
goals including two in man-up situations to take a 4-1 lead.
Charlie Jennings and
Jeremy Vautour had back-to-back man-up goals in a span
of 1:18 before
Jon Fairbanks and
Tommy Hovey added even strength goals to give the Saints
a 4-1 lead. Union trimmed the lead to a goal with a late
score in the first quarter and the first goal of the second
quarter. The teams traded goals for the rest of the first
half as
Andrew Jarrett and Jennings added goals for St. Lawrence
as the Saints took a 6-4 lead into the halftime
intermission. The teams continued to trade goals with each
scoring twice in the third quarter. Healey and Hovey scored
for the Saints and St. Lawrence held the two-goal advantage
into the final quarter. Union scored its only man-up goal to
start the final quarter and Wil Burchenal answered four
minutes later for a 9-7 St. Lawrence lead. Union rallied
with a pair of goals in a span of 35 seconds to knot the
score at 9-9. Burchenal scored again at the 3:32 mark on a
pass from
Luke DiLisio as St. Lawrence took the 10-9 lead. Less
than a minute later, Union tied the score again and with
1:31 left in the fourth quarter added another goal for the
late lead. After winning the ensuing faceoff, Union turned
the ball over and St. Lawrence moved up the field on the
attack. St. Lawrence fired a pair of shots wide of the
goal and with 38 seconds left to play, the Saints called a
time out to draw up the final shot. Fairbanks took a shot
that was wide of the goal but Healey picked up the loose
ball and came from behind the goal, dove and fired a shot
into the upper corner to tie the game and force the overtime
period. Healey, Hovey, Jennings and Burchenal all scored two
goals each and Fairbanks had a goal and two assists for the
Caleb Kane led the St. Lawrence defense with three
groundballs and caused four turnovers.
suny POTSDAM falls 15-5 TO
March 4: Scranton University (3-1) scored
three unanswered goals to edge the SUNY Potsdam men's
lacrosse team (0-1) 5-2 on Friday evening. Senior captains
Pat Bonafede (Churchville, N.Y./Churchville-Chili) and
Ed Doherty (Amherst, N.Y./Amherst) each scored for the
Bears. Fellow senior captain
Pete Gropp (Fairport, N.Y./Fairport) picked up where he
left off last season with 18 saves. The first
quarter was a tightly played defensive battle with the
Royals building a 9-7 advantage in shots. However, Scranton
couldn't solve Gropp and the Bears couldn't beat Scranton
goalie Nicholas McCaba and the the contest was scoreless
after the opening 15 minutes. Bonafede opened
the scoring 1:49 into the second quarter with an unassisted
tally. Just over three minutes later Josh Kasman tied the
score with a helper from Nick Mullery. With 1:53 left in the
half the Royals were called for holding and the Bears made
the most of the man-up opportunity. With 53 seconds left in
the half Bonafede found Doherty at the side of the net to
make it a 2-1 contest. The third quarter was a
tight as the other two, but the edge tipped in Scranton's
favor. At 10:34, Conor Carey fed Jake Haimson to tie the
score. Exactly five minutes later Kasman notched his second
of the contest to give the Royals their first lead. At 4:12,
Haimson struck for his second and Scranton took a 4-2
advantage into the final period. The Royals were
able to sustain pressure on the Bears' defense and Gropp in
the fourth quarter, outshooting Potsdam 12-2. However,
Scranton was only able to tack on one final goal. With 2:52
remaining, John Sheridan closed the scoring with an
unassisted marker. Gropp stopped seven shots in the quarter.
McCaba finished with seven saves to earn the victory.
Potsdam was 1-for-2 in extra-man opportunities, but held the
Royals to no man-up goals in four chances. The
Bears look to bounce back when they face Albright College at
1 p.m. in Scranton on Sunday afternoon.
Roos capture victory over SUNY Delhi broncos 19-14
April 26: Senior
Ryan Cardiff (Albany, NY) scored six goals and senior
Corey Spuck (Rochester, NY) stopped 12 shots as the
men's lacrosse class of 2015 went out in style with an 18-6
victory against visiting Houghton College on Tuesday. The
Roos honored their five seniors
Tony Carden (Franklin, MA),
Richard Brogden (Rockville, MD),
Steve Novak (Seymour, CT), Cardiff and Spuck in a
halftime ceremony. Twelve different players tallied a point
and nine different players scored for the Roos (3-9) in the
contest. Cardiff led the way with six goals and a game-high
11 ground balls.
Chris Gamble (Carthage, NY) added a hat trick, while
Mike Statt (Rochester, NY) posted two goals and an
assist and
Brandon Rodee (Canton, NY) caged two goals. SUNY Canton
posted the first four goals to lead 4-0 after just 4:41 of
play. Houghton got on the board with 9:19 to play in the
opening quarter but Cardiff's second and third tallies of
the game gave the hosts a 7-1 lead after 15 minutes of play.
The Roos scored the only two goals of the second quarter to
lead 9-1 at intermission. SUNY Canton scored three goals in
the third stanza from the sticks of
Jared Jock (Hogansburg, NY), Cardiff and a man-down goal
from Statt. Rodee scored twice in the fourth quarter
including his first collegiate goal.
Jamie Stevens (Hudson, NY) rounded out the scoring for
SUNY Canton with his first career goal with 2:20 to play en
route to the 18-6 victory. All 27 Roos on the roster
appeared in the contest. Novak posted seven ground balls,
while Brogden and Carden combined to force five turnovers.
Spuck stopped 12 shots over the first 51:06 allowing just
five goals and picking up five ground balls. Josh Haingray
made 17 stops for Houghton, while Jordan Warren clocked the
final 2:20 of the contest.
April 1: Cam Carter (Colonie, NY) and Chris Gamble (Carthage, NY) each found the back of the net three times but visiting SUNY Potsdam earned an 18-9 victory on Wednesday evening in Canton. The visitors scored the first two goals of the game but SUNY Canton got on the board on Gamble's 11th of the season 2:12 into the game. Carter got the Roos (0-7) within 5-2 on his third of the season midway through the first quarter. The Bears (5-3) closed the opening period strong scoring the final four goals of the stanza. Carter would add his second of the game and Ryan Cardiff (Albany, NY) caged his 11th of the season as Potsdam led 12-4 at intermission. Carter and Gamble slotted back-to-back scores 2:43 apart to get the Roos within 13-6 but that was as close as they would get en route to the 18-9 final. Garrett DiTullio (Potsdam, NY) and Devin Gruneisen (Potsdam, NY) netted fourth quarter goals for the hosts, while Gruneisen also picked up a team-best six ground balls. Corey Spuck (Rochester, NY) stopped 13 shots for the Roos, while Jack Bezek turned aside three shots in 30 minutes of play to earn the win. Jackson Corcoran and Alex Uhlein came on in relief for the Bears. The men's lacrosse team is back in action next Tuesday when it travels to take on Wells College at 4:00 p.m.
Clarkson knights falls to st. lawrence universiy 16-8
May 1: Playing the top-rated team in the
country in the semifinal round of the Liberty League
Tournament made for a long day for the Clarkson University
Lacrosse team on Friday afternoon as the Golden Knights fell
to RIT 17-4 in Rochester. The Golden Knights, who were
making their third appearance in the conference tournament
over the past four years, closed out the 2015 campaign with
a 7-8 overall record. Clarkson would match the Tigers
early, tying score at 1-1 with sophomore
Ryan St. Croix's goal three minutes in, but the Tigers
close out the first quarter with three straight goals to
make it 4-1 after the opening 15 minutes. RIT then scored
the first three goals in the second quarter to build a 7-1
advantage with nine minutes remaining in the half before the
Green and Gold would get on the scoreboard again with a
tally from senior
Jack Dowst with 2:08 left to put halt to the Tigers'
six-goal run. Freshman
Sam Groves scored the Knights' third goal to open the
second half, but once again RIT went on a lengthy run with
eight straight goals to seal its 17th straight win. The
Tigers scored four in the third quarter to hold an 11-3 lead
through 45 minutes and then outscored Clarkson 6-1 in the
final frame to seal the win at home. Senior
Corey Herrington rounded out Clarkson's goal scorers.
RIT outshot Clarkson 46-20 and controlled ground balls
40-18. Senior
Dylan Broomfield picked up a team-high four ground balls
for the Knights. Sophomore
Nick Strandholm posted 15 saves for Clarkson. Ryan Lee
led all scorers with five goals and one assists for the
Tigers. RIT will now host Union in Sunday's Liberty League
Tournament Championship game.
April 22: After battling St. Lawrence to a 5-5 tie through the first half, the Clarkson University Lacrosse team came up just short over the final 30 minutes against the Saints, suffering an 8-6 loss in Canton on Wednesday afternoon. The Golden Knights, who stand at 6-7 overall and 3-3 in the Liberty League, will strive to lock up a conference playoff berth on Saturday when they close out the regular season hosting Vassar in a 1:00 p.m. start at Hantz Turf Field. Clarkson behind a solid defensive outing, backstopped by a career-high 18 saves from sophomore goaltender Nick Strandholm, held the high-powered St. Lawrence (9-6, 5-1) offense in check for most of the game, but the Saints were able to score three key goals in the second half to pull out the win. St. Lawrence held a 5-4 edge after the opening 15 minutes, but Clarkson tied the game with sophomore Ryan St. Croix's second goal of the day late in the second quarter. The Saints outscored the Knights 2-0 in third, including the lone man-up goal of the game by Tommy Hovey with 3:57 remaining in the quarter for a 7-5 lead through 45 minutes. Senior Matthew Gold tallied Clarkson's lone goal of the second half with 9:31 remaining in the fourth quarter to pull the Knights to within one at 7-6. St. Lawrence, however, sealed the home win with Charlie Duprey's goal with 2:15 left. St. Croix led Clarkson up front with two goals and one assist. St. Lawrence outshot the Knights 44-22 and controlled ground balls 18-11. Seniors Mark Nortz and Dylan Hrebenach, and sophomore Ryan DaRin scored one goal apiece for Clarkson. Junior Austin Case picked up a team-high three ground balls.
plattsburgh earns victory past potsdam bears 10-8
May 2: Down 12-5 entering the final 15
minutes of play, the Plattsbugh State men's lacrosse team
were the architects of a furious comeback attempt,
outscoring the number-one seeded and No. 11-ranked SUNY
Cortland 7-2 in the fourth quarter only to come up short in
a 14-12 setback to the Red Dragons in the 2015 SUNYAC Men's
Lacrosse Championship Tournament finals on Saturday
afternoon. In the Cardinals' 2015 season finale, senior
Jack Felter amassed four points on three goals and one
assist and freshman
Ryan Hubbard pumped in two scores in the last 6:56 of
the game. They were two of the seven Plattsburgh State
student-athletes to record multi-point games. Saturday
marked Plattsburgh State's third-consecutive appearance in
the SUNYAC Tournament finals – all of which have come
against the Red Dragons. The Cardinals wrap up their 2015
campaign with a record of 13-6 which includes a 4-2 showing
in conference tilts. Although the visitors never led, they
made sure to keep consistent pressure on the Red Dragons for
the majority of the skirmish. Felter registered his first of
the day in the opening quarter. Assisting on the Cardinals'
first strike of the day was senior
James Read who notched his first of three points on the
day with the helper. Trailing 2-1 headed to the second
frame, the Cardinals saw the SUNY Cortland tandem of Matt
Savlov and Mike Cantelli fire in their second goals of the
afternoon in the first 3:30 of the quarter, upping the Red
Dragons' edge to 4-1. Refusing to go down quietly, the
Cardinals pulled within one once again after
Matt Renko and
Austin Belz slung in scores. From there, the teams
alternated scoring with
Brendan Damm and Felter accounting for Plattsburgh
State's goals. Felter's man-up laser cut the Red Dragons'
advantage to 6-5 heading to halftime. Unfortunately for the
Cardinals, the Red Dragons came roaring out of the mid-game
break with intentions of putting the game out of reach for
good. Benjamin Dunlavey completed his hat trick with a pair
of scoring drives and T.J. deLyra slung in two of his own as
part of a 6-0 scoring run for the home team which spanned
the entire quarter. On the wrong end of a 12-5 deficit
heading to the final frame, the Cardinals unleashed a
desperate all-out assault on the Red Dragons in a bid to
emerge as the victors.
Mike Gay opened the Plattsburgh State scoring barrage
with his seventh of the season, but goals from Zach Hopps
and Billy Davis helped the Red Dragons maintain their
eight-goal lead, 14-6, with 10:18 to go. The Cardinals'
never-say-die attitude manifested itself in a big way
through the final 8:54 of the battle. Belz initiated a 6-0
Plattsburgh State offensive blitz with his second of the day
before Damm and Felter added scores 28 seconds apart to make
it a 14-9 game with 7:06 to go. Back-to-back tallies from
Hubbard and Read's sole missile of the day with 1:53 to go
pulled the visitors within 14-12, but a costly turnover with
1:13 to go allowed the Red Dragons to run out the clock and
capture their 23rd conference crown. Junior netminder and
All-SUNYAC Tournament Team selection
Matt Massaria did all he could to keep his squad in it,
making 16 stops in 60 minutes of action. Cortland goalie
Scott Tota faced 46 total shots and made 10 saves in the
win. Although they didn't come up on the winning end of
things, the Cardinals have very little to hang their heads
about. Head coach
Ryan Cavanagh took over as the program's all-time leader
in coaching victories during the 2015 campaign and Massaria,
Renko and senior
Brendan Cefalu received spots on the All-SUNYAC
Tournament Team as a result of their excellent play. In all,
some 11 seniors which include the likes of Cefalu, Felter,
Chris Guzzetta,
Cole Andersen,
Andrew Tralongo,
Andy Krolczyk,
Tom Monahan,
Peter Johann,
Brendan Hickey and
Frank Mauro, wrapped up their careers on Saturday
afternoon. That group has led Plattsburgh State to four
straight SUNYAC Tournament appearances and a record of 51-22
in its tenure.
April 1: Plattsburgh State junior attackman Brendan Damm scored four goals and assisted on a fifth, leading the Cardinals to a 11-7 NCAA Division III lacrosse victory over St. Lawrence University in a game played at Canton College on Wednesday. The Cardinals, now 8-4 on the season, snapped a two-game win streak for the Saints who were coming off an upset win over third-ranked Union College on Saturday. SLU fell to 5-5 on the season heading into a Liberty League road game at Vassar on Saturday. The Saints stayed close as sophomore Conor Healey, who was named the USILA Division III North Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in wins over Geneseo and Union had a goal and set up four others, but the Cardinals took a 7-6 lead with 2:30 left in the third period which started a run of five unanswered goals and a 11-6 Plattsburgh lead with 4:20 to go in the game. Connor Brimley scored with eight seconds left for the 11-7 final. The two teams were tied at 2-2 after one and Plattsburgh had a 6-5 lead at the half on Jack Felter's 24th goal of the year with 20 seconds to go in the second period. Jon Fairbanks tied it for the Saints at 7:30 of the third with his fourth off Healey's assist, but Damm and James Read had two goals each and Read added an assist in the 5-0 Plattsburgh run which put the game away. Saint goalie Andrew Butturini had 13 saves while Plattsburg's Matt Massaria made 12 stops. Plattsburg was one for five in man up opportunities while the Saints were scoreless in two tries and the Cardinals finished with a 34-29 edge in shots and a 25-15 margin in ground balls. Plattsburgh's Joey Kromer helped his team to 15 faceoff wins in 22 opportunities. In addition to Healey's five point outing, Jeremy Vautour had two goals, Luike DiLioso had a goal and an assist and Charlie Duprey had a goal to join Fairbanks and Brimley in the scoring column.
NCSN College Lacrosse Scoreboard
Men's Lacrosse - NCAA Division III
St. Lawrence University 16, Amherst 12
Men's Lacrosse - NCAA Division III Sweet 16
St. Lawrence University 12, Springfield 9
(SLU Coach Mike Mahoney's 200th career win)
Men's Lacrossse -
NCAA Opening Round
St. Lawrence Univ. 25, Western New England 2
Men's Lacrosse - Liberty League Semifinal
RPI 10, St. Lawrence University 4
Women's Lacrosse - Liberty League Semifinal
William Smith 10, St. Lawrence University 2
Men's Lacrosse -
SUNYAC Semifinals
SUNY Brockport 7, SUNY Plattsburgh 6
SUNY Cortland 22, SUNY Potsdam 7
Women's Lacrosse - SUNYAC Tournament
SUNY Oswego 21, SUNY Potsdam 10
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 11, SUNY Brockport 8
RPI 18, Clarkson 12
St. Lawrence University 22, Skidmore 14
SUNY Canton 19, Houghton 12
SUNY Plattsburgh 10, SUNY Oswego 4
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Fredonia 9, SUNY Potsdam 8
Buffalo 20, SUNY Canton 3
St. Lawrence University 8, Clarkson 6
SUNY Plattsburgh 14, SUNY Oneonta 7
SUNY Oswego 10, SUNY Potsdam 8
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Oswego 19, SUNY Potsdam 8
Men's Lacrosse - USCAA Championship
SUNY Canton 13, Alfred State 10
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 8, SUNY Poly 6
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 8, RPI 7 (OT)
Clarkson 13, Skidmore 8
Men's USCAA Playoffs - Opening Round
SUNY Canton 19, SUNY Delhi 14
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Geneseo 14, SUNY Potsdam 5
Skidmore 14, Clarkson 4
St. Lawrence University 8, RPI 3
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 9, RPI 2
SUNY Oswego 22, SUNY Canton 6
Skidmore 11, St. Lawrence University 10
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Cortland 20, Clarkson 11
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 15, SUNY Morrisville 5
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 15, SUNY Potsdam 5
SUNY Oswego 19, SUNY Canton 5
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 15, SUNY Oneonta 14 (OT)
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 15, Elmira 7
Men's Lacrosse
Clarkson 16, Bard 8
St. Lawrence University 14, Vassar 5
SUNY Canton 17, Alfred State 10
SUNY Plattsburgh 19, SUNY Geneseo 8
SUNY Cortland 17, SUNY Potsdam 6
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Brockport 22, SUNY Potsdam 6
Clarkson 13, Vassar 9
St. Lawrence University 18, Bard 0
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 21, Bard 0
St. Lawrence University 17, Vassar 7
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 16, Clarkson 8
SUNY Plattsburgh 10, SUNY Potsdam 8
SUNY Canton 12, Wells 11
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 18, New Paltz 5
Men's Lacrosse
Vassar 10, Clarkson 9
St. Lawrence University 14, Bard 6
SUNY Potsdam 9, SUNY Geneseo 7
SUNY Brockport 11, SUNY Plattsburgh 10
Women's Lacrosse
Union 8, Clarkson 7 (OT)
Clarkson 6, William Smith 4
Union 7, St. Lawrence University 4
SUNY Potsdam 19, SUNY Morrisville 9
St. Lawrence University 11, SUNY Plattsburgh 7
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 18,SUNY Canton 7
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Cortland 21, SUNY Potsdam 7
SUNY Potsdam 18,SUNY Canton 7
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Cortland 21, SUNY Potsdam 7
Men's Lacrosse
RIT 16, St. Lawrence University at RIT 12
Union 11, Clarkson 9
SUNY Potsdam 11, SUNY Oneonta 7
Women's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 12, RIT 10
SUNY Potsdam 15, Buffalo 13
Clarkson 12, University of Rochester 6
Women's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence 11, University of Rochester 10 (OT)
Clarkson 11, RIT 9
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 11, Clarkson 9
RPI 9, SUNY Plattsburgh 6
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 13, Cazenovia 2
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 19, SUNY Geneseo 4
Castleton 14, SUNY Canton 6
Women's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 18, SUNY Potsdam 9
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 14, Union 5
RIT 15, Clarkson 10
SUNY Potsdam 9, SUNY Morrisville 8 (OT)
SUNY Canton 24, Medaille 8
SUNY Plattsburgh 12, Mass IT 8
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Geneseo 13, St. Lawrence University 6
Clarkson 20, SUNY Morrisville 3
SUNY Canton 18, Medaille 4
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 15, Wells 5
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 12, Johnson State 6
SUNY Canton 8, SUNY Poly 5
Women's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 12, Allegheny 6
Clarkson 9, SUNY Canton 1
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence15, Salve Regina 4
Middlebury 10, SUNY Plattsburgh 8
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Fredonia 10, St. Lawrence 7
Women's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 18, Birmingham Southern 7
SUNY Canton 19, Wilkes 9
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence 14, Western New England 6
SUNY Potsdam 13, Kean 9
Cazenovia 12, SUNY Canton 5
Women's Lacrosse
Utica 8, SUNY Potsdam 7
SUNY Canton 19, Kings 11
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Brockport 16, St. Lawrence University 5
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 17, Rhodes College 7
Men's Lacrosse
Clarkson 8, SUNY Geneseo 7
SUNY Potsdam 14, Castleton 8
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 20, SUNY Canton 5
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 14, Middlebury 13 (2OT)
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 20, Birmingham Southern 5
Men's Lacrosse
Nazareth 17, Clarkson 7
SUNY Potsdam 18, Utica College 9
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 11, Utica College 1
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Plattsburgh 8, Eastern Connecticut State 5
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 15, Baldwin Wallace 9
SUNY Potsdam 19, Wheelock 4
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence 22, Castleton State 3
Farmingdale 12, SUNY Canton 4
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 9, SUNY Oswego 7
Baldwin Wallace 18, SUNY Potsdam 14
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Plattsburgh 12, Clarkson 6
Women's Lacrosse
Kean 14, SUNY Canton 2
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 16, Emmanuel 13
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 14, Albright 13
St. Lawrence 12, Utica College 4
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Brockport 10, Clarkson 9
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Cortland 15, Clarkson 5
Ithaca College 15, St. Lawrence 7
Men's Lacrosse
Scranton PA 5, SUNY Potsdam 2
Clarkson 14, Hartwick 6
Ohio Wesleyan 17, SUNY Plattsburgh 11
St. Lawrence University 18, Franklin and Marshall 6
Women's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 16, Johnson & Wales 6
Women's Lacrosse
ECAC Mid Atlantic Quarterfinals
Lebanon Valley 13, SUNY Canton 5
Men's Lacrosse -
Liberty League Semifinals
(#1) RIT 17, (#4) Clarkson 4
(#3) Union 12, (#2) St. Lawrence University 11 (OT)
Men's Lacrosse - SUNYAC Semifinal
(#2) SUNY Plattsburgh 15, (#3) SUNY Potsdam 7
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 18, Houghton 6
Men's Lacrosse
Clarkson 15, Vassar 11
SUNY Oneonta 14, SUNY Potsdam 13
RIT 18, St. Lawrence 12
Women's Lacrosse
Fredonia 9, SUNY Potsdam 6
Vassar College 14, Clarkson University 8
St. Lawrence 17, Bard College 4
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson University 19, Bard College 6
Men's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence 8, Clarkson 6
SUNY Plattsburgh 16, SUNY Potsdam 11
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 16, Bard College 1
SUNY Canton 12, Medaille 5
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 15, SUNY Oswego 10
Men's Lacrosse
Rensselaer 10, St. Lawrence 8
Clarkson 14, Bard College 5
SUNY Potsdam 16, SUNY Brockport 7
SUNY Plattsburgh 18, SUNY Oswego 10
Women's Lacrosse
William Smith 11, St. Lawrence 10
Union College 13, Clarkson 6
SUNY Geneseo 16, SUNY Potsdam 4
Women's Lacrosse
Union 10, St. Lawrence 9
William Smith 10, Clarkson 6
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 15, Alfred University 6
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Plattsburgh 14, Clarkson 10
SUNY Oswego 7, SUNY Canton 2
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 16, SUNY Oswego 5
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Oneonta 14, SUNY Potsdam 8
Women's Lacrosse
Elmira 16, SUNY Canton 7
Men's Lacrosse
Clarkson 14, Skidmore 7
St. Lawrence 18, Bard 3
SUNY Cortland 15, SUNY Plattsburgh 9
Alfred State 10, SUNY Canton 7
Women's Lacrosse
Skidmore 10, Clarkson 8
St. Lawrence 9, RPI 7
SUNY Brockport 18, SUNY Potsdam 6
SUNY Canton 21, Wells College 2
Women's Lacrosse
RPI 14, Clarkson University 7
Skidmore 14, St. Lawrence University 13 (2OT)
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton at Johnson State, postponed
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 10, SUNY Canton 9
SUNY Oneonta 11, SUNY Plattsburgh 10
SUNY Oswego at SUNY Potsdam postponed
Clarkson at St. Lawrence, postponed
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 12, Wells 8
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 13, Clarkson 11
SUNY Potsdam 17, New Paltz 12
Men's Lacrosse
Union 13, Clarkson 6
St. Lawrence 20, Vassar 9
SUNY Cortland 11, SUNY Potsdam 8
SUNY Plattsburgh 16, SUNY Geneseo 6
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 17, SUNY Morrisville 6
SUNY Canton 19, Keuka 9
SUNY Canton 15, Houghton 10
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Plattsburgh 11, St. Lawrence 7
SUNY Potsdam 18, SUNY Canton 9
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 13, St. Lawrence 12
Men's Lacrosse
Clarkson 8, SUNY Potsdam 4
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Cortland 19, SUNY Potsdam 5
Women's Lacrosse
RIT 9, St. Lawrence 8
SUNY Canton 17, SUNY Morrisville 8
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Plattsburgh 10, SUNY Brockport 6
Clarkson 11, Rensselaer 9
Utica College 16, SUNY Canton 3
SUNY Potsdam 8, SUNY Geneseo 7
St. Lawrence 7, Union College 4
Women's Lacrosse
Buffalo State 12, SUNY Potsdam 8
Clarkson 8, University of Rochester 7
St. Lawrence at RIT, postponed till Sunday
Women's Lacrosse
RIT 6, Clarkson 4
University of Rochester 7, St. Lawrence 4
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Cortland 5, Clarkson 4
Castleton State 6, SUNY Canton 5 (OT)
SUNY Plattsburgh 15, Bowdoin 6
Women's Lacrosse
St. Lawrence University 15, SUNY Potsdam 11
SUNY Oswego 14, SUNY Canton 13
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 13, SUNY Morrisville 5
St. Lawrence 18, SUNY Geneseo 6
Women's Lacrosse
Wilkes 19, SUNY Canton 14
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 11, Kean 7
RIT 16, Clarkson 7
St. Lawrence 14, Skidmore 6
Cazenovia 13, SUNY Canton 4
SUNY Plattsburgh 25, Mount St. Mary 4
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Canton 18, SUNY Poly 10
SUNY Geneseo 14, St. Lawrence 5
SUNY Potsdam at Medaille, canceled
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 14, Castleton 3
Men's Lacrosse
Springfield 15, St. Lawrence University 11
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Fredonia 16, St. Lawrence University 5
Clarkson 12, Concordia 4
SUNY Canton at SUNY Potsdam, ppd. to April 9
Men's Lacrosse
Nazareth 9, Clarkson 5
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 12, Stevenson 8
Bowdoin 14, St. Lawrence University 3
Men's Lacrosse
Western New England 16, St. Lawrence Univ. 13
Men's Lacrosse
Utica 6, SUNY Potsdam 4
SUNY Poly 8, SUNY Canton 7
Clarkson 14, St. John Fisher 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 14, Western Connecticut 11
Women's Lacrosse
Utica 10, SUNY Potsdam 6
SUNY Canton 17, Cazenovia 8
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 13, SUNY Potsdam 12 (OT)
SUNY Brockport 17, St. Lawrence University 9
Men's Lacrosse
Farmingdale State 12, SUNY Canton 4
SUNY Plattsburgh 13, SUNY Morrisville 5
Men's Lacrosse
Middlebury 13, St. Lawrence University 11
Women's Lacrosse
Clarkson 11, SUNY Oswego 10
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Plattsburgh 16, Widener 7
Men's Lacrosse
Albright 13, SUNY Potsdam 12
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Plattsburgh at Kean, postponed
Women's Lacrosse
Muhlenberg 16, SUNY Potsdam 10
Keuka at SUNY Canton, postponed
Women's Lacrosse
SUNY Potsdam 14, Eastern 9
Utica 12, Clarkson 10
Men's Lacrosse
Middlebury 10, SUNY Plattsburgh 6
Women's Lacrosse
St. Josephs-LI 10, SUNY Potsdam 9
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Geneseo 11, Clarkson 7
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Morrisville 17, SUNY Canton 6
Men's Lacrosse
RPI 12, SUNY Plattsburgh 8
ECAC Women's Mid-Atlantic
Lebanon Valley 20, SUNY Canton 11
Men's Lacrosse - Liberty League Semifinal
RIT 19, St. Lawrence University 9
Men's Lacrosse - SUNYAC Semifinals
SUNY Plattsburgh 11, SUNY Potsdam 6
Men's Lacrosse
SUNY Geneseo 7, SUNY Potsdam 6
Clarkson 14, Vassar 7
SUNY Plattsburgh 18, SUNY Brockport 11
RIT 19, St. Lawrence University 12
Women's Lacrosse
Buffalo 15, SUNY Potsdam 7
RPI 18, Clarkson 3
NCSN Women's College Lacrosse
clarkson women down suny morrisville for 20-3 victory
April 25: In the final game of the
season, the Clarkson University Women's Lacrosse team fell
to Vassar 14-8 on Saturday afternoon. Clarkson finished
their season with an 8-8 overall record and a 3-6 record in
the Liberty League while Vassar is 10-5 and 6-3 in
conference games. Vassar scored the first goal of the game,
but sophomore
Ashley Flick was able to score at 21:46 to tie the game.
That would be the last time the game was tied as Vassar
uncorked five straight goals to take a 6-1 lead. Sophomore
Kate Dillon scored off a pass from junior
Christine Wright to make the score 6-2. The helper from
Wright represented the 75th point of the year for her, which
ties Clarkson's single-season record. Vassar would score
with 23 seconds left to take a 7-2 lead into the break.
Paige Fayette scored the first goal of the second half
to make it 7-3, but Vassar responded with two straight
goals. Flick scored her second goal at 22:15, but Vassar
scored the next three goals to make it 12-4. Clarkson would
score four of the final six goals, including Fayette scoring
two to give her a team high three in the game. Junior
Stephanie Lynch and senior
Danielle Faivus added the other two. Clarkson was
outshot 26-18 and Vassar held a 12-9 advantage in ground
balls. Junior Dani Tani played 45 minutes in goal, making
five saves and junior
Courtney Quinn played the final 15, making two stops in
that time. Junior
Emma Jeffery led the team with three ground balls with
Fayette also scooping up a pair.
April 10: A dominant first half from Rensselaer was too much for the Clarkson University Women's Lacrosse team as the Golden Knights fell 14-7 on Friday afternoon at Hantz Turf Field. Clarkson falls to 7-4 on the season with a 2-2 Liberty League record while RPI is now 5-4 and holds a 3-1 conference record. The Engineers struck first, opening the scoring at 26:28, followed by junior Emma Jeffery (Baldwinsville, NY) tying the score with a goal at 25:50. RPI scored the next two goals to take a 3-1 lead, before sophomore Ashley Flick (Watertown, NY) scored at 20:21 to make it 3-2. However, other than a goal by sophomore Paige Fayette (Theresa, NY) at 7:41, the rest of the half belonged to RPI. They scored six of the final seven goals of the half and took a commanding 9-3 lead into the break. Fayette scored her second goal to open the second half and freshman Taylor Collins (Syracuse, NY) followed with a goal of her own to make it 9-5. That would be as close as the Green and Gold got though, as RPI rang up five straight goals to make it 14-5. Sophomore Kate Dillon (St. Albans, VT) and senior Emma Oliver (Jericho, VT) scored for Clarkson in the closing minutes to make the final score 14-7. Clarkson was outshot 23-21 and RPI also held a 16-14 advantage in ground balls. Junior goalkeeper Danielle Tani (Heuvelton, NY) made two saves in the first half and junior goalkeeper Courtney Quinn (Hinsdale, MA) made three in the second half. Fayette led the team with two goals and junior Christine Wright (Watertown, NY) had three assists. Collins had a team-high three ground balls with juniors Hanna Gleason (Massena, NY) and Mallory Fisher (Potsdam, NY) scooping up two apiece. Clarkson will return to action Saturday afternoon when they host Skidmore for a 3:00 pm game.
potsdam women earn 20-5 win past suny canton kangaroos
April 25: The SUNY Potsdam women's
lacrosse team (5-11, 2-6 SUNYAC) battled 17th-ranked
Fredonia State (14-2, 7-1) for 60 minutes, before bowing to
the Blue Devils 9-6 on Saturday afternoon. In her final
game, senior captain
Margaret Wall (Rochester, N.Y./Aquinas) scored two goals
for the Bears and junior attack
McClusky (Watertown, N.Y./Immaculate Heart) added four
assists to set the Potsdam single-season assists record with
34. Katie Kleine led the Blue Devils with three goals and
two assists. Kleine set up Katie Glagolev to
open the scoring 2:55 into the game. Wall answered at 26:32
on a helper from McClusky to start a 3-0 run. The duo
repeated the scoring at 14:19 and McClusky set up senior
Bailey Weigel at 12:31 to give the Bears a 3-1 lead.
Fredonia closed the half with three straight goals and took
a 4-3 lead into the break. Shelby DePew scored two in a row
and Audrey Yokopovich got the final goal of the half at
3:27. All three markers came on assists from Marissa Cussins.
Kristie Kleine put the Blue Devils up 5-3 at 27:42 of the
final period, but senior captain
Emily Petit (Queensbury, N.Y./Queensbury) countered to
get Potsdam back within one 44 seconds later. Fredonia
scored four straight in a 2:40 span to build a 9-4 lead with
16:39 to play. Katie Kleine scored all three of her goals
during the stretch. With 41 seconds left, McClusky connected
with sophomore attack
Michaela Cole (Parishville, N.Y./Parishville-Hopkinton).
Sophomore attack
Katie Lapinski (Canton, N.Y./Hugh C. Williams) closed
the scoring 21 seconds later for the 9-6 final.
In goal, Potsdam sophomore
Devan Olschewske (Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua) made 11
saves. Nicole Burrows earned the win with four saves for
Fredonia. The loss brings to a close the careers
of seniors Wall, Weigel, Petit,
Katie Putnam (Chittenango, N.Y./Chittenango) and
Cheyenne Lazore (Akwesasne, N.Y./Salmon River).
Wall finishes her career ranked seventh in scoring with 106
points and fourth in goals with 90. Weigel is
fourth in scoring with 143 points, fifth in goals (89),
third in assists (54) and first in draw controls (324).
Petit totaled 33 goals and 15 assists for 48 points. She
finishes her career as the program's all-time leader in
ground balls (170), caused turnovers (86) and games-started
(57) and is sixth in draw controls (81). Putnam
recorded 11 points on 10 goals and an assist along with 69
ground balls, 28 caused turnovers and 11 draw controls.
Heading into next season, McClusky is already fifth on the
Bears all-time scoring list with 130 points. She is ninth in
goals (67) and second in assists (63).
April 9: Senior attack Bailey Weigel (East Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) scored the game-winning goal with 27 seconds left as the SUNY Potsdam women's lacrosse team (4-7) completed its 10-9 comeback victory over SUNY Canton (7-3) on Thursday afternoon. Weigel finished with three goals and an assist and junior attack Bri McClusky (Watertown, N.Y./Immaculate Heart) contributed a goal and three assists. Senior captain Margaret Wall (Rochester, N.Y./Aquinas) scored twice for the 100th and 101st points of her career. Sophomore goalie Devan Olschewske (Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua) made 11 saves, including nine in the second half to help the Bears to their third straight win. The teams cautiously felt each other out over the opening five minutes, but Kangaroos sophomore midfielder Hannah Christiansen (Lake View, N.Y./Frontier) broke the stalemate with a goal at 24:32. McClusky set up sophomore attack Michaela Cole (Parishville, N.Y./Parishville-Hopkinton) 24 seconds later to tie the score. At 21:42, McClusky gave Potsdam its first lead at 2-1 with an assist from sophomore midfielder Murphy Newman (Canton, N.Y./Berkshire School). Christiansen answered with two straight, the first on free position at 20:11, and the Roos were back up 3-2 at 18:27. McClusky set up Weigel nearly four minutes later to tie the game at three all. Canton junior midfielder Robyn Carroll (Bowmanville, Ontario/St. Stephens) and Bears sophomore midfielder Alyssa Ferenczy (Williamsville, N.Y./Williamsville South) traded the next two goals, before the Roos closed the half on a 3-1 run. Canton sophomore attack Katelynn Nutter (Carthage, N.Y./Carthage) started the run and Carroll scored the final two. Wall reached the 100-point plateau on a pretty pass from sophomore attack Katie Lapinski (Canton, N.Y./Hugh C. Williams) at 5:50 and Potsdam trailed 7-5 at the break. Chritiansen scored her fourth of the game 1:55 into final half and the Bears were down three goals and on the ropes. Fortunately, Olschewske raised her game when her teammates needed her most. Carroll picked up the ensuing draw control and went straight for the goal. Olschewske shut her down and then did it again a minute later. She then picked up the ground ball and started a successful clear that resulted a Newman goal to close the gap to 8-6. Weigel assisted on the play. Four minutes later, Olchewske stymied Canton's leading scorer Tressa Goolden (Canton, N.Y./Hugh C. Williams) and Weigel capitalized with a free-position goal to get the Bears within one. Olschewske stopped Carroll again with just over 18 minutes remaining, and Newman tied the game at 17:24 with a man-down, free-position attempt. The teams went at each other without scoring for the next 12 minutes, largely due to excellent goaltending at both ends of the field. Olschewske racked up four more saves during the stretch including a stop of Carroll on a free position. Canton sophomore goalie Becca Kieffer (Lee Center, N.Y./Rome Free Academy) was nearly as good, recording two saves and a stop of Weigel on a free position. It was Wall who finally broke the draw on a pass from McClusky with 6:28 left, but the Kangaroos weren't done. After another Kieffer save, Carroll connected with Nutter to get the Kangaroos even with 5:35 to play. Olschewske stopped a Goolden free position at 4:29 and Kieffer returned the favor for sophomore defender Hannah Keggins (Watertown, N.Y./Watertown) at 2:58. Kieffer made one final save with a minute to go, but with 27 seconds remaining, Weigel fought her way through crowd and fired the ball into the top of the net for the decisive tally. Keggins scooped up the final draw control and ran out the clock. Kieffer finished with a game-high 12 saves. The Bears topped the Kangaroos in shots (32-23), ground balls (22-14) and draw controls (14-7). Potsdam is back in action when the Bears host Brockport at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. The Potsdam will honor seniors Wall, Weigel, Emily Petit (Queensbury, N.Y./Queensbury), Katie Putnam (Chittenango, N.Y./Chittenango) and Cheyenne Lazore (Akwesasne, N.Y./Salmon River) for Senior Day prior to the game.
SUNY canton WOMEN fall Clarkson golden knights 9-1
April 9: Bailey Weigel netted her third
goal of the game with just 27 seconds left scoring the
game-winner to lift SUNY Potsdam to a 10-9 win against the
women's lacrosse team on Thursday.
Hannah Christiansen (Lake View, NY) led the Roos with
four goals, while
Robyn Carroll (Bowmanville, ON) added three goals and
one assist.
Katelynn Nutter (Carthage, NY) added the other two goals
for SUNY Canton (7-3). Christiansen scored the
first three Roo goals giving SUNY Canton a 3-2 lead midway
through the first half. SUNY Canton scored four of the final
six goals of the half as Carroll netted three to give the
visitors a 7-5 lead intermission. The Bears
(4-7) scored four unanswered goals to take a 9-8 lead with
6:28 remaining. Nutter knotted the game at 9-9 with 5:35
remaining off a pass from Carroll in transition. Both teams
were unable to find the back of the net until Weigel caged
the game-winner with 27 seconds left.
Becca Kieffer (Lee Center, NY) stopped 12 shots
including multiple free-position attempts to keep the Roos
in the game. Devan Olschewske turned aside 11 shots for the
Bears. The women's lacrosse team is back in
action on Saturday when they host Wells College at 2:00 p.m.
April 2: Senior captain Tressa Goolden (Canton, NY) had a hand in 11 different goals as the women's lacrosse team earned a 15-10 victory against visiting Houghton College on Thursday evening. Both teams got off to a slow start offensively as the visitors opened the scoring 4:13 into the game on Elizabeth Westwood's 15th goal of the season. Goolden answered with her 32nd goal of the season just 11 seconds later to tie the game at one. Robyn Carroll (Bowmanville, ON) netted the Roos next three goals as the game was tied at four with 8:24 remaining in the opening half. Four different players scored for the Roos in the final 2:54 of the half as they rattled off the final five goals of the half to take an 8-4 lead into intermission. Goolden posted two goals and four assists, while Carroll added four goals and a helper in the opening 30 minutes. The teams traded a pair of goals in the opening four minutes of the second stanza but SUNY Canton would tally five of the next six goals to take a commanding 15-7 lead en route to the five goal victory. Lora Ardoin tallied a game-high 9 ground balls and a team-best four caused turnovers. Goolden had a monster game with five goals and six assists, while Carroll finished with four goals and two assists. Megan Poupore (Massena, NY) recorded a hat trick and Lora Ardoin (Houston, TX) registered two goals and one assist. Ardoin posted a game-high nine ground balls to go with a team-best four caused turnovers. Goolden finished with a game-high seven draw controls. The Roos (5-2) controlled shots on goal (33-18) and ground balls (36-27), while Houghton (4-5) held a slim 14-13 edge in draw controls. SUNY Canton was effective with its clear game going 15-for-18 on clear attempts, while the Highlanders were just 13-for-32. Becca Kieffer (Lee Center, NY) turned aside eight shots in goal for SUNY Canton, while Kourtnie Franklin made 18 saves for Houghton.
ST. LAWRENCE downs bard in 2015 season finale 17-4
April 25: The St. Lawrence University
Women's Lacrosse team ended the 2015 season in impressive
fashion with five different players netting two goals each
in a 17-4 win over Bard College Saturday afternoon in the
season finale at Ferrari Field at Annandale-on-Hudson.Abigail
Hayden Stein and
Kayla Schmalz each scored twice in the first half while
Julia Mitguy and
Allie Cornell-Roberts added a goal in each half as the
Saints built an early 10-1 lead and cruised to the 17-4 win.Chloe
Knapp scored the first St. Lawrence (4-11 Overall, 2-7
Liberty League) goal 38 seconds into the game but Bard
(2-13, 0-9) tied the score two minutes later. The Saints
then score the next nine straight goal to build a 10-1 lead.
After Stein scored her second goal of the game with 1:20
left in the half, Bard rallied to score the final two goals
of the period in the final minute of play and the teams went
into the halftime intermission with the Saints leading
11-4.The St. Lawrence defense did not allow a second-half
goal and the Saints scored four times in the first 10
minutes of the half to build a double-digit lead. St.
Lawrence scored twice down the stretch including one goal by
senior goalie
Adden Cunningham who had been inserted into the game as
an offensive player after starting the game in the Saints
Norris and Ashley Noble added second half goals while
Kiera Taussig and
Jill Carlton each scored once in the first half of
play.Cunningham started in goal and played the first 14:28
with no saves before
Cricket Wemyss was inserted to play the final 45:32 of
the game making four saves.
April 10: Junior Chloe Knapp scored three goals including two in the second half as the St. Lawrence University Women's Lacrosse team came back from a six-goal deficit to tie the score and force overtime before Skidmore scored the game-winner in the second overtime period for a 14-13 Liberty League victory Friday afternoon on Weeks Field at Leckonby Stadium in Canton. Skidmore (8-3 Overall, 3-1 Liberty League) scored six consecutive goals after St. Lawrence (2-8, 0-4) had jumped out to an early lead with a goal by sophomore Tori Smith 4:36 into the contest. Knapp stopped the Skidmore scoring streak with the first of her three goals on the day with 9:50 left in the first half. The Thoroughbreds added two more goals before the end of the period to take an 8-2 lead into the halftime intermission. Junior Jill Carleton scored the first of five consecutive Saints goals 57 seconds into the second half. Knapp added her second of the game and junior Michaela Maybee scored the first of two goals followed by a pair of Kara Hurley goals as St. Lawrence trimmed the lead to 8-7. The teams traded goals over the next six minutes with Knapp and Abigail Owens scoring for the Saints before St. Lawrence pushed ahead with three straight goals. Maybee, Julia Mitiguy and Ashley Norris each scored to give the Saints a 12-11 lead with 3:30 left in the second half. Less than a minute later, Skidmore tied the score at 12-12 and had a chance to take a lead late in the game but Nicole Adee caused a turnover and the teams ended regulation play tied. Near the midpoint of the first overtime period, Owens scored to give the Saints the 13-12 lead with 16 seconds left before the teams traded ends for the second half of the first overtime session. Skidmore controlled the draw and rushed up the field scoring 11 seconds later and the teams were tied a 13-13 before changing ends. Skidmore's leading scorer Tyler Phillips had two shots including one on a free position attempt but Saints goalie Adden Cunningham made a huge save to keep the score tied. St. Lawrence had a pair of shots late in the first overtime session with both going wide of the goal and the teams moved to the second overtime period with a three-minute sudden victory overtime period. Maybee had a good shot early in the second overtime that was saved. After a pair of turnovers, Skidmore's Spencer Morgan, who finished with five goals, netted a free position shot to end the game. Morgan and Phillips had five goals each for Skidmore. Knapp led St. Lawrence with three goals while Hurley, Maybee and Owens had two goals each. Mitiguy had a goal and an assist and also led the Saints with five draw controls. Cunningham ended up with 12 saves for her sixth game with double-digit saves this season.


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State of Haskell, 2011 Survey. It's time for this year's State of Haskell survey! Like last year I'm trying to figure out. where Haskell programmers "come from",; in which domain...
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I just added an "Other" option so future survey takers can put whatever they want in there.
I found network package on github that I should build. So I haven't questions now. Good moving.
Looks nice. I think you got one of the Jenkins $variables wrong as the command being run is: cabal install -w --only-dependencies --enable-tests --reinstall (Note the missing ghc version after the -w flag).
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I should look into these failures. Probable culprits are the recent IPv6 patches by Kazu. This is why having continuous builds are great. We'll catch these issues early. Could you post the exact instructions for setting up the build bot on Windows somewhere?
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Faulty battery
I have had my Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 for about 4 months nw.
At 1st when i charge it from 5/20% back to 100% fully charged it would of had no problems charging.
But now most of the time i charge it it goes from 5/20% and it gets struck on any number like 25%, 40%, 67% , 92% and never goes back to 100% fully charged unless i replug the charger back in or restart the Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 and after it charges again.
I don't know why this it is happening, I had never had this problem on my old Galaxy Tab 2 7.
How do i fix this faulty battery and will it get worse in the future as i be planning to use Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 for a least 2/3 years.
Should i be worried?
On a side note: i haven't completely drained the battery to the full.
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Re: Faulty battery
I'm having this problem as well. I've had my pro tab since may of this year and it has been flawless until about 9-6-(last Saturday). Mine has been taking forever to charge, draining fast, and now randomly dropping like 20-30% upon restart or other weird things like that.
Here's what I did to help after talking with Samsung:
- A hard reset (wiping all data and hard reboot)
- A few restarts
- Letting it charge while off
- Playing Netflix til it drained to 15% (about 1.5 hours)
- Then recharging it while device was powered on (took about 1 hour- which was ok, but not like before)
Now it is doing a little better than before, but it still drains fairly fast.
I watched videos all day today (my day off) to test it. Did this about 4 hours total on and off and that brought it from 100% to about 68% which was acceptable.
Still though, I used to be able to stream movies, edit documents, and play 3D games, let my kids paint on it and record video, and it would last a few days on a single charge.. Then It would only take about 30min to fully charge it.
I think Samsung knows they built a crap device and they dont care. Their marketing sold. They got our 250 - $350 out of us, didnt they? I'm sending mine back to samsung tomorrow since its still under warranty - I also have square trade so I'll try that if samsung claims I damaged it, which I havent, it's been babied.
I've had a few Samsung devices, I like their tabs better than ASUS but they have always had faulty battery or display. ASUS tabs always had booting issues or constant lag.
My favorite tablet was Acer Iconia A100, but I broke it by leaving it on top of car... lmao don't ask..
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A little update. Mine has been charging more normally lately so I'm very happy with that. As soon as I received my shipping label it seemed to start working just fine again. So I decided not to send it back unless some other issue arises. The thing is is that I used to run a lot of apps and widgets and the screen was always on full brightness but now I have to limit all activity to keep the battery in check. I just don't want to wait weeks for my tablet to return because i do work with it. I'm a landscape designer and this device is a must for what I've gotten myself into.
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For those of you with not rooted tablets there is this app, "galaxy charging current" which shows in real time your amperage and ita working quite accurately, with charging progressively slowing down the closer it gets to full. And a random thing I noticed I both the pro 8.4 and a tab3 8,0 i have, is that it makes a difference most times when i plug the usb charger i the tablet first, and then in the wall charger, which is already in a free socket, if I put the ends the other way around I get random appearing errors, in both of them. For rooted tab pro 8.4 I suggest an xposed module and then you van get all the battery stats back, with any app of ur choice like battery stats pro or whatever
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Hi folks,
Just run into some strange problem, trying to use
In order to make this happen, I set
but then these two formulars still get broken
$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('F'.$i, '=HYPERLINK($INFO.B$1&D'.$i.'&""""&D6&"""" ; "Art")');$objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->setCellValue('G'.$i, '=HYPERLINK($INFO.D$1&D'.$i.' ; "ArtS")');
They show up in Excel and OO as
=HYPERLINK($info.b$1&D2&""""&D6&"""" | "Art")=HYPERLINK($info.d$1&D2 | "ArtS")
which breaks the formular, of course, as ; is swaped for
Any chance this can be fixed?
Thanks for the good work & and any help regarding this
(1.7.2 on IIS7.5)
Formulae should be defined using English format, so ; isn't valid as a separator because English Excel uses a , instead
Otherwise, that's exactly what I'd expect to see from your formulae. What were you expecting?
Thanks Mark,
I was thinking
would leave the formula alone altogether—wrong assumption on my part, I guess.
I also expected it to leave the
as such and not lower case it to
which I can fix if I have to, but would break our naming convention for this workbook.
Just read the new relase notes:
- Feature: (MBaker) Work Item 2346 - Implement more Excel calculation functions
- Implemented the HYPERLINK() Lookup and Reference function
Does that mean I can use
I'm not completely sure what $INFO is in your formulae because it doesn't match anything I know about Excel formulae.
But yes, it should be possible for you to use a formula like =HYPERLINK("http://example.microsoft.com/report/budget report.xls", "Click for report") to quote an example from the online help without worrying about setPreCalculateFormulas()
and setOffice2003Compatibility();
=HYPERLINK("http://example.microsoft.com/report/budget report.xls", "Click for report")
Yes, things are a bit different in OpenOffice.org ;-)
So it's just a Ref to Work Sheet INFO.
As we only work with OO, I tend to do it their way and never had any real problems.
And as said—wrong assumption on my part
would leave the formula alone altogether.
So anyway, upgraded to 1.7.3 and HYPERLINK() works like charm without setPreCalculateFormulas() and setOffice2003Compatibility();
Just not in Excel5, but that was to be expected.
I'll have to take that back "works like charm without setPreCalculateFormulas()"
This is only true for OO. When I went to a machine with MS Excel 2007 I got heaps of problems, not using setPreCalculateFormulas(false)
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Brussels Sprouts With Chorizo
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Chorizo is a great partner for the sprouts! The spiciness of the chorizo and the earthiness of the brussels sprouts works wonderfully together. Adapted from Saveur.
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- kosher salt, to taste
- 453.59 g Brussels sprout, trimmed and halved lengthwise
- 29.58 ml olive oil
- 170.09 g cured spanish chorizo, quartered lengthwise and cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1 small yellow onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- fresh ground black pepper, to taste
- 1. Heat a 6-qt. pot of salted water to a boil. Add the Brussels sprouts and cook until just tender, 6 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer Brussels sprouts to a bowl of ice water; let sit for 5 minutes. Drain Brussels sprouts and pat dry with paper towels; set aside.
- 2. Heat 1 tablespoons of the oil in a 12" cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat. Add the chorizo and cook, stirring occasionally, until browned, about 5 minutes. Add the onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until golden brown and soft, about 8 minutes. Add the garlic and cook until soft, about 2 more minutes. Transfer chorizo mixture to a bowl. Increase heat to high and add the remaining oil and the reserved Brussels sprouts; cook, flipping once or twice, until the Brussels sprouts are browned and tender, about 8 minutes. Stir in the reserved chorizo mixture and season with salt and pepper.
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I was just about to post this recipe myself, but you beat me to it. Instead of the cured chorizo, I make this with a pound of homemade lean turkey chroizo, and serve the dish over brown rice. It makes for a great, easy-to-prepare meal.
What a great flavor combination! I used two 10oz boxes of frozen sprouts in place of the fresh ones, and I nuked them per package instructions rather than boiling them. In hindsight, I think I would have cut the total cooking time for the chorizo a little bit, because my chorizo was a bit crispier than I prefer by the time my onions and garlic were finished. No big deal, though, because the finished product tasted great regardless. This will be a definite add-on to my veggie side rotation, thanks for posting! Made for PAC Spring '10 :)
What a find! I had all the ingredients on hand, so when I saw this recipe I just had to make it. The sausage and brussel sprouts are wonderful together. I didn't add any additional salt because I thought the salt from the chorizo would be sufficient. But I did add just a dash after tasting. Thanks so much for a delicious lunch! Made for PAC Spring 2010.


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Earlier this week, after Days arts writer Rick Koster wrote a column about the tree and appeared in a video hanging a large red bulb, stirring residents to action.
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