On a day in which Salisbury men's lacrosse celebrated a historical team, the 1994 national championship team that captured the programs first ever title, junior attack Josh Melton posted a historical performance turning in a career-best outing as the No. 1 Sea Gulls downed visiting State University of New York at Geneseo, 18-3.
After the Knights (3-5) netted their only marker of the first half to cut the deficit to five, Melton recorded his third assist of the day when he found Pierre Armstrong, for one his two tallies on the afternoon.
After back-to-back assists, one of which was yet another connection with Snyder, Melton tallied the final goal of the opening 30 minutes to give the home team an 11-1 lead at the break.
The defense continued its impressive play doing something it hasn't done in almost a full calendar year; holding its opponent to six goals or less for the third straight outing. The last time the Sea Gulls accomplished that feat was last season when it held Frostburg State, St. Mary's College and Christopher Newport University to two, four and three goals, respectively. Based on the passage above, When was the last time the Sea Gulls defense held their opponent to six goals or less for three straight outings?
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