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The Maritime College men’s lacrosse team completed their defense of the 2019 Skyline Conference Championship in dramatic fashion on Saturday afternoon as they defeated Farmingdale St. 13-12 in the championship game. The Privateers trailed by as much as five goals in the first half, but a found a way to steal the momentum from the Rams and ultimately complete their undefeated season with a one-goal victory.
Both defenses struggled early on to get a stop as the first seven goals of the game came in the opening nine minutes. However, it was the Rams who took the upper hand as they left the first quarter with a 6-2 advantage. Unfortunately, Maritime couldn’t bounce back right after the break and Farmingdale took their biggest lead of the game at 7-2. Trailing by five goals with seven minutes left in the half, the Privateers offense finally began to click with three unanswered goals. , Connor Buschle (Bellport, NY/St. John the Baptist), and found the back of the net to make it a two-goal game. The first goal was assisted by Louer, while Schnell dished out the next two assists.
Although the Rams scored the last goal of the first half, Maritime had started to get the momentum on their side and they were able to dominate the third quarter. Senior captain stepped up in a big way as he netted the first three goals of the quarter to tie the game, and then gave the Privateers their first lead of the game at 9-8 with just over five minutes left to play in the third quarter. Although the Rams even up the score back at nine shortly after, Maritime had completely altered the course of the game and they were able to keep the offense rolling into the fourth quarter with four more unanswered goals.
The Most Oustanding Player of the tournament, , stepped up late for Maritime as he scored three of their last four goals, including the eventual game-winner. Also chipping in a huge goal was freshman face-off specialist, Thomas Pellicci (Manorville, NY/Eastport South Manor), who won a face-off and took it right down the middle of the field for a goal. Maritime led 13-9 with 11 minutes left in the game and appeared to be in full control, but the Rams weren’t ready to give up just yet and mounted a comeback attempt. The Rams made it a one-goal game with four minutes left to play, but goalkeeper and the Privateers stood strong and didn’t give up the game-tying goal.
Rimmer stepped in at goal for Maritime midway through the second quarter and earned the win in goal with eight saves. Offensively, Louer led the way with five points on four goals and one assist, while Keegan tallied four points on four goals. and led an impressive defensive effort with four and three caused turnovers, respectively, while Pellicci finished with a team-high seven ground balls. Maritime caused a total of 13 turnovers, while Farmingdale managed just five. Freshman goalkeeper got the start and totaled six saves in net. Also turning in solid performances was Schnell with three points on one goal and two assists as well as two caused turnovers, Connor Buschle (Bellport, NY/St. John the Baptist) with two goals, and with two assists.
Maritime will now await the NCAA Selection Show tomorrow at 9 p.m., which can be watched live , and head coach below!
The Maritime College men ‘s lacrosse team completed their defensive structure of the 2019 Skyline Conference Championship in dramatic fashion on Saturday afternoon as they defeated Farmingdale St. 13-12 in the championship game. The Privateers trailed by arsenic much as five goals in the first one-half, but a found a way to steal the momentum from the Rams and ultimately accomplished their undefeated season with a one-goal victory.Both defenses struggled early on to get a break as the first seven goals of the bet on came in the open nine minutes. however, it was the Rams who took the upper berth hand as they left the first quarter with a 6-2 advantage. unfortunately, Maritime could n’t bounce rear correct after the interrupt and Farmingdale took their biggest lead of the game at 7-2. trailing by five goals with seven minutes left in the half, the Privateers offense finally began to click with three unanswered goals., andfound the back of the net to make it a two-goal game. The first goal was assisted by Louer, while Schnell dished out the future two assists.Although the Rams scored the death goal of the first half, Maritime had started to get the momentum on their side and they were able to dominate the one-third quarter. Senior captainstepped up in a adult room as he netted the first base three goals of the quarter to tie the game, and thengave the Privateers their beginning lead of the game at 9-8 with just over five minutes left to play in the third quarter. Although the Rams even up the mark back at nine shortly after, Maritime had wholly altered the course of the game and they were able to keep the offense rolling into the fourth draw with four more unanswered goals.The Most Oustanding Player of the tournament, , stepped up deep for Maritime as he scored three of their last four goals, including the eventual game-winner. besides chipping in a huge finish was freshman face-off specialist, , who won a confrontation and took it right down the center of the airfield for a goal. Maritime led 13-9 with 11 minutes left in the game and appeared to be in full dominance, but the Rams were n’t quick to give up good so far and mounted a comeback undertake. The Rams made it a one-goal game with four minutes left to play, but goalkeeperand the Privateers stood strong and did n’t give up the game-tying goal.Rimmer stepped in at finish for Maritime center through the second quarter and earned the acquire in goal with eight saves. offensively, Louer led the way with five points on four goals and one serve, while Keegan tallied four points on four goals.andled an impressive defensive campaign with four and three caused turnovers, respectively, while Pellicci finished with a team-high seven land balls. Maritime caused a sum of 13 turnovers, while Farmingdale managed good five. freshman goalkeepergot the start and totaled six saves in net. besides turning in solid performances was Schnell with three points on one goal and two assists adenine well as two caused turnovers, with two goals, andwith two assists.Maritime will now await the NCAA Selection Show tomorrow at 9 post meridiem, which can be watched live HERE ! Check out the post-game press conference with Keegan, , and head coachbelow !
