Game Notes: Lacrosse Hosts #19 Cabrini College

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Hampden-Sydney (1-2 / 1-0 home) vs. #19 Cabrini (1-2 / 1-1 Away)
Wednesday, March 7 | 3:30 pm | Fulton Field at Lewis C. Everett Stadium

Last Time Out for the Tigers    

• The Tigers lost on the road at #7 Stevenson, 9-6.
• The game was tied at the end of each of the first three quarters with a 5-5 score at the end of three.
• Stevenson scored the last three goals of the game.
• Micah Keller scored two goals while Thomas Armstrong was the only other goal scorer with two of his own.
• Ryan Martin assisted on a career-high four goals while Carter Mavromatis handed out an assist on two scores.
• Freshman David Noftsinger got his first start in goal and made 12 saves.
• Brad Mostowy was just 6-19 on faceoffs.
• Nate Norbo had four caused turnovers while Chris Stockinger and Andrew Pritzlaff each had two.
• Pritzlaff also added a team-high six groundballs while Ben Clarke and Mostowy each had five.
• H-SC forced 30 Stevenson turnovers and held them to a 1-7 mark on EMOs.
• H-SC was outshot 35-22.
• There were 20 combined penalties and 18 EMOs.

Last Time Out for the Cavaliers

• #17 Cabrini lost at home to #9 Lynchburg 8-7.
• Brian Hill and Bobby Thorp led Cabrini with two goals apiece.  Mike Leyden, Damian Sobieski, Matt Biegel also found the net.
• Neither team would score until there was 3:21 left in the first quarter.
• Cabrini scored the last three goals of the first half to lead 3-2 after two quarters.
• Lynchburg scored four of the third quarter's five goals to lead 6-4.
• Cabrini tied the game 4:45 into the fourth, but two Lynchburg goals in 11 seconds (5:13, 5:02) secured the win as Brian Hill scored with 26 seconds left for Cabrini.
• Cabrini goalie Erick Zarzecki made 10 saves.
• Anthony DiNenno was 9-18 on face-offs.
• Cabrini was 1-2 on extra-man opportunities while Lynchburg was 0-3.
• Lynchburg had nine fourth quarter turnovers after having six in the previous three quarters.

The Last Time These Two Met    

• #20 Cabrini beat #11 Hampden-Sydney 12-2 in Radnor, PA, on March 9, 2011.
• Cabrini led 9-2 midway through the third quarter.
• Cabrini went into halftime up 5-2 after scoring with only one second left on the clock.
• With the score at 9-2  at 7:06 into the third quarter, H-SC scored six straight to make it 9-6.
• Cabrini had a four goal lead, 11-7, with just under 10 minutes remaining. H-SC scored the three next goals to cut the lead to one, 11-10, with less than four minutes to play.
• Cabrini scored a goal with 33 seconds left to secure the win.
• Seven H-SC players scored, including two goals from Ben Clarke, Carter Mavromatis, and Cole Hawthorne.
• Mavromatis tallied four assists.
• Brad Mostowy was 11-22 on face-offs.

In the 2012 National Ranks

• 10 - Micah Keller, Goals/Game (4.33)
• 24 - Ground Balls Per Game (39.0)
• 33 - Assists Per Game (33)
• 40 - Man-Up Offense (0.35)
• 42 - Micah Keller, Points/Game (4.67)
• 45 - Points Per Game (16.0)
• 54 - Ryan Martin, Points/Game (4.0)
• 54 - Brad Mostowy, GBs/Game (6.0)
• 63 - Scoring Offense (9.33)
• 65 - Man-Down Defense (0.783)
• 68 - Saves Per Game (11.0)
• 78 - Scoring Margin (-1.0)
• 83 - Face-Off Win Percentage (0.457)
• 83 - Carter Mavromatis, Assists/Game (1.67)
• 83 - Ryan Martin, Assists/Game (1.67)
• 86 - Win Percentage (0.333)
• 95 - Scoring Defense (10.33)
• 95 - Brad Mostowy, Face-Off Win % (0.47)
• 112 - Ryan Martin, Goals/Game (2.33)

The Numbers Game    

• 8 - Micah Keller's rank in career points at H-SC.
• 6 - Keller's rank in career goals at H-SC.
• 20 - Combined goals between Keller and Martin.
• +13 - Turnover margin for the Tigers.
• 16 - Assists Carter Mavromatis needs to be the all-time leader at H-SC.
• 34 - Number of shots for Keller.
• 13 - Number of shots for Nate Cundy, second on the team.

Looking at Cabrini

• Ranked #19 in the country.
• Picked to win the Colonial States Athletic Conference, earning all eight first place votes.
• Defenseman John McSorley is a Second-Team Preseason All-American.
• The Cavaliers lost two honorable mention All-Americans from last season.
• Cabrini has lost both of their home games but have won their lone game outside of Radnor, PA.
• All three of Cabrini's opponents have been ranked in the Top 20.