Gaffney enjoys successful pro debut on Saturday
 Gaffney helps the Cannons clinch a playoff berth
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Anna Maria College Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach Patrick Gaffney made his professional debut this past Saturday, dishing out an assist and grabbing three groundballs to help lift the Boston Cannons to an 18-10 victory over the Toronto Nationals.
Gaffney earned the first point of his professional career 8:30 into the third quarter when he set up teammate Kevin Buchanan for a score, igniting a run of five unanswered goals for the Cannons.
“Saturday’s game was a great opportunity to play with some of the best players around”, says Gaffney. When asked what it was like to debut in front of a crowd of nearly 7,500 at Harvard Stadium, Gaffney replied “I had a great time playing with that type of exposure. The support from the crowd was something I will never forget.”
Gaffney and the Cannons are currently tied for first place in the MLL with a 7-3 record. They will hit the road to take on the Denver Outlaws on July 31 st before returning home to face the Chesapeake Bayhawks on August 7 th at 7:00 PM. For those interested in attending the event to support Coach Gaffney and the Cannons, please call 617-746-9933 or e-mail tickets@bostoncannons.com for ticket information. |
AMCATS' Head Coach Patrick Gaffney activated by Cannons
 Gaffney makes his pro debut Saturday
PAXTON, Mass. – Anna Maria College Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach Patrick Gaffney will be activated by the Boston Cannons for Saturday’s Major League Lacrosse (MLL) game versus the Toronto Nationals. Gaffney will be looking to make his professional debut after two seasons as a member of the Cannons’ inactive roster. The game is scheduled for a 7:00 PM start at Harvard Stadium in Boston, Mass.
Gaffney was a standout defenseman at Endicott College, where he captured four-straight TCCC Conference Championships without losing a single conference game. He was a four-time TCCC All-Conference member, two-time All-New England selection, a USILA Division III All-American Defenseman, and the 2007 TCCC Defensive Player of the Year.
After his collegiate career, Gaffney joined Anna Maria College in 2008 as the school’s first Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach. He helped construct the AMC program from the ground floor, putting the team together piece-by-piece. During the spring of 2010, Coach Gaffney led the team to four victories in just their second year of existence. While winning is always a high priority, Coach Gaffney also instructs his team to play the game with honor, and as a result, the AMCATS were selected as the recipient of the 2010 TCCC Men’s Lacrosse Team Sportsmanship Award.
This Saturday, Gaffney will be able to lead by example as the Cannons take on the Nationals. Boston is currently in a tie for first place in the MLL standings with a 6-3 record. The team has played particularly well as of late, winning four of their past five games, including a 16-10 victory over the Chesapeake Bayhawks last time out.
For those who are interested in cheering on Coach Gaffney and the Cannons, please call 617-746-9933 or e-mail tickets@bostoncannons.com for ticket information. |
Men's lacrosse honored with TCCC Awards
 Biggins and Peterson earned Honorable Mention
TCCC Awards
PAXTON, Mass. – Junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) and sophomore Brad Peterson (North Kingstown, R.I.) were both given All-TCCC Honorable Mention, while the AMCATS as a club were selected as the recipient of The Commonwealth Coast Conference Team Sportsmanship Award.
Biggins, a Team Captain this year, led the AMCATS in points (50 points), goals (35), shots (152), and groundballs (128), while also winning 57.6% of his faceoff attempts. The junior finished eighth in the conference with 2.19 goals per game, as well as third in the TCCC groundballs, averaging 7.38 per game. His top performance of the year came while leading the AMCATS to a 14-6 victory over Mitchell College. Luke had a career-high eight points and five goals, leading all players with 17 groundballs and winning 16-of-20 faceoff attempts.
Peterson also had a strong year for the AMCATS, playing all over the field on both offense and defense. Brad led AMC with 21 caused turnovers while also grabbing 79 groundballs in just 13 games after beginning the season with a broken wrist. He also contributed 10 points on the offensive end, scoring seven goals and dishing out three assists. Peterson grabbed 13 groundballs while adding a goal and an assist during the AMCATS season finale against Western New England College, the fourth ranked team in New England.
As a team, the AMCATS played the game with class and respect for their opponents. As such, they were given the TCCC Team Sportsmanship Award after their first season as part of the conference. The team improved their win total from one to four in just their second year of existence as the program continues to grow and expand. |
Bison squeek past AMCATS, 13-10
 Langlois had a team-high five points
Box Score
DUDLEY, Mass. (April 21) – Led by five goals from junior Austin Healy (Westford, Mass.), the Nichols College men’s lacrosse team defeated Anna Maria, 13-10, in a The Commonwealth Coast Conference game Wednesday night on Vendetti Field. The win marks the third-straight for the Bison, who improve to 5-9 overall and 2-7 in TCCC games with their first three-game win streak since 2004. Anna Maria drops to 4-11 overall and 1-8 in TCCC action after losing its sixth-straight game.
Classmate Ryan Pacific (Danbury, Conn.) added a goal and four assists, while Brad O’Brien (Danbury, Conn.) chipped in with three goals for the Bison.
Nikolas Langlois (Hatfleid, Mass.) scored four times and added an assist for the AMCATS, while Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) and Rodrigo Henriques (Saugus, Mass.) each had three points with two goals and an assist.
Healy opened the scoring less than four minutes into the game, but three-straight Anna Maria goals gave the visitors a 3-0 lead by the end of the opening quarter.
Nichols responded with an overpowering second-quarter effort, outscoring the AMCATS, 5-0, on three goals by Healy and a pair from O’Brien to take control of the game, 6-3, by halftime.
Jason Baker (Billerica, Mass.) scored on the first possession of the third to bring the AMCATS within two, but Steve Delahanty (Auburn, N.H.) capped a three-goal run by the Bison in less than two and a half minutes to give the home team its largest lead of the game, 9-4, at 10:51.
By the start of the fourth quarter, Nichols held onto a four-goal lead and the teams traded goals through the frame with the AMCATS getting the last say on a Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.) score with 1:06 left.
Scott Gray (Annapolis, Md.) made 14 saves in the win, while Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) six to take the loss.
The AMCATS held a 46-29 shot advantage in the game, but the Bison won the groundball battle with a 44-43 edge. Nichols finished 2-for-5 with the man advantage, while holding Anna Maria scoreless in six attempts.
Nichols closes out the regular season Saturday in a 1 p.m. TCCC game at University of New England. Anna Maria hosts Western New England College for its season finale Saturday at 2 p.m.
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RWU men's lacrosse defeats Anna Maria College, 15-3
Box Score
BRISTOL, R.I. – The RWU Men’s Lacrosse team earned its fourth-straight victory Tuesday, defeating Anna Maria College, 15-3, in Paxton, Mass. Junior goalkeeper Tyler Roebuck (Montgomery, N.Y.) stopped 11 of the AMCATS’ 12 shots in the first 45 minutes to help RWU to the win.
RWU junior Drew Smith (Blue Point, N.Y.) scored a team-high five goals in the contest, including the game-opener at 7:52 of the first quarter. Anna Maria freshman Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.) evened the score with an unassisted tally at 5:18 before junior Jim Turenne (Bristol, R.I.) put RWU back in front with an unassisted goal at 3:53.
The Hawks controlled the middle two periods, holding the hosts scoreless while scoring five times in the second quarter and adding seven in the third.
The Amcats’ Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) scored back-to-back goals at 10:25 and 3:52 of the fourth quarter before RWU junior Rob Andreozzi (Bristol, R.I.) closed out the game with a goal assisted by freshman Drew Beck (Cross River, N.Y.).
RWU outshot Anna Maria 36-27 and picked up more ground balls, 56-46. The RWU goalkeepers recorded one more save than their counterparts, as Roebuck and junior Tom Hardon (Devon, Pa.) combined for 12 saves. Meanwhile Anna Maria freshman Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) notched seven saves and classmate Bryan Bedard (Dracut, Mass.) tallied four in 45 minutes and 15 minutes, respectively.
RWU sophomore Justin Leddy (Sea Girt, N.J.) tied Smith for a game-high five points, recording two goals and three assists on the day. RWU freshman Ian Powers (Shrewsbury, Mass.) and Beck both finished with four points, as Powers notched three goals and one assist and Beck notched two goals and two assists.
The win improves the Hawks’ record to 5-6 overall and 4-3 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference. The Amcats fall to 4-9 overall and 0-7 in the TCCC. RWU has little time to rest travelling Wednesday to Umass-Dartmouth for a non-conference tilt beginning at 7 p.m. Anna Maria next travels to Gordon College Saturday for a 2:30 contest.
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AMCATS fall to Salve Regina on the road, 19-6
 Biggins had a goal and an assist in the loss
Box Score
NEWPORT, R.I. – Sophomore Brendan Carroll (Garden City, N.Y.) scored five goals and handed out three assists to propel the Salve Regina University men’s lacrosse team to a 19-6 win over Anna Maria College in The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) men’s lacrosse action Saturday afternoon at Reynolds Field.
Classmate Chris Walker (Marshfield, Mass.) added six goals and an assist for the Seahawks, who improved to 7-6 (4-3 TCCC) with the win. Freshman Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.) potted three goals for the AMCats, who slipped to 4-8 (0-6 TCCC).
The Seahawks led 6-1 at the end of one period of action as junior Evan Gates (Ridge, N.J.) scored his 13th and 14 goals of the season while classmate Mike Augustus (Bristol, R.I.) chipped in with a goal and an assist. In the second, SRU outscored Anna Maria 4-3 to take a 10-4 lead into halftime. Carroll paced the Seahawks with three goals and Lochner tallied two for the AMCats.
Senior Ryan Comerford (Merrimack, N.H.) and Carroll each scored twice in the third stanza, helping Salve Regina build a 16-5 lead going into the fourth. Walker notched his 34th and 35th markers of 2010 in the final quarter, sandwiched around a marker from Carroll, his 11th of the season. Freshman Nikolas Langlois (Hatfield, Mass.) closed the scoring with his 16th of the season at 4:20 for Anna Maria.
“It was nice to get back on track with a win, and it was nice to see everyone have the opportunity to contribute today,” said Seahawks head coach Patrick Cooney.
Comerford finished the afternoon with three goals and two assists while graduate student Cody LaFerriere (Brookside, N.J.) had a goal and two assists. Junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury,Mass.) notched a goal and an assist for the AMCats.
Salve Regina outshot Anna Maria 49-20 on the afternoon, held a 27-19 edge in ground balls, and converted on 13 of its 14 clearing attempts. Freshman Chris Connors (Garden City, N.Y.) made four saves on the afternoon to even his record at 6-6 on the season. Freshman Bryan Bedard (Dracut, Mass.) recorded eight saves in defeat.
The Seahawks return to action next Saturday when they travel to Curry for a 1 p.m. contest. The AMCats host Roger Williams Tuesday at 4 p.m.
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Second half struggles due in AMCATS, 16-7
 Henriques scored two goals on Thursday
Box Score
PAXTON, Mass. – Junior John Gabriel (Mountain Lakes, N.J.) led all players with eight points and five goals, helping the New England College men’s lacrosse team to a 16-7 victory over Anna Maria College in a The Commonwealth Coast Conference matchup at AMCAT Field on a sunny Thursday afternoon. The win improves the Pilgrims to 5-7 (3-2 TCCC), while the AMCATS fall to 4-7 (0-5 TCCC).
In addition to his eight points and five goals, Gabriel also had a game-high three assists during the contest. Junior Damien Carey (Medford, N.Y.) added five points (four goals, one assist) during the win, while senior Matt Vozzolo (Somers, Conn.) chipped in with four points on three goals and an assist. Sophomore Greg Jacques (West Hartford, Conn.) also played well, grabbing a game-high six ground balls, while senior Aamad Chaudhrey (Ocala, Fla.) added five ground balls and a game-best five caused turnovers. Senior Nick Fischer (South Burlington, Vt.) earned the win in net for the Pilgrims, improving his overall season record to 4-2.
The AMCATS were led by freshmen Rodrigo Henriques (Saugus, Mass.) and Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.) who each scored twice in the loss. Junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) and freshman Chris Summers (Morris, N.J.) also had solid games, each contributing a goal and an assist. Despite taking the loss, freshman Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) made 10 saves in net for the AMCATS.
Gabriel, Carey, and Vozzolo led the Pilgrims to a 4-1 lead through the first 11 minutes of the opening quarter. Carey had two goals and an assist during the run, while Gabriel contributed one goal and two assists, and Vozollo added one tally and one helper.
Matt Lochner’s first goal of the game came late in the opening frame, helping Anna Maria cut the NEC lead to 4-2 after one quarter of play.
The AMCATS played their best lacrosse of the day in the second quarter, especially on the defensive end, holding the Pilgrims to just one goal during the frame. Luke Biggins collected an unassisted tally just over one minute into the quarter, while Henriques found the back of the net at the 9:00 mark, helping the AMCATS claw their way back to within one goal heading into the break.
The Pilgrims regrouped at half and dominated the third quarter of play. They outscored the AMCATS 6-1 during the quarter, receiving four goals from Gabriel and two more from Carey to build an 11-5 advantage.
NEC continued their inspired play during the fourth quarter, outscoring the AMCATS 5-2 while putting the finishing touches on a 16-7 victory.
For the game, the Pilgrims held advantages in shots (40-22) and ground balls (30-18), while Biggins helped the AMCATS win 16 of 24 face-off attempts.
Both teams will return to action on Saturday, with the Pilgrims traveling to face off against TCCC-opponent Regis College at 3:00 pm, and the AMCATS battling Salve Regina on the road in a conference matchup beginning at 1:00 pm.
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Late goal downs AMCATS, 8-7
Box Score
BOSTON, Mass. – Freshman Mark Pappas’ (Worcester, Mass.) goal with 4:56 left snapped a 6-all tie and freshman Jared Proulx (Nashua, N.H.) made a save on a game-tying shot attempt with 15 seconds left as the Wentworth men’s lacrosse team rallied to take an 8-7 win over Anna Maria in a The Commonwealth Coast Conference contest played at Sweeney Field.
The visiting AMCATS got on the board first when junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) tallied 2:02 into the contest. Forty-nine seconds later the Leopards knotted the score with a goal from freshman Mike Sharpe (Needham, Mass.) and with 6:16 remaining Wentworth took a 2-1 lead on a freshman Patrick Helfrich (North Andover, Mass.) marker. The lead would hold until Biggins notched his 24th tally of the season with 4:27 remaining to tie the game.
Neither team scored in the second quarter, but just 12 seconds into the second half Sharpe put the Leopards up by a 3-2 score, Sophomore Brad Peterson (North Kingstown, R.I.) scored Anna Maria’s next two goals, coming over a span of 2:01, to give the AMCATS a 4-3 lead. Sharpe tied the game with 3:40 left but freshman Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.) scored 24 seconds later to give Anna Maria a 5-4 lead after 45:00 of play.
Freshman Chris Summers (Morris, N.J.) increased the lead to 6-4, 30 seconds into the final stanza, but, on the ensuing possession after the face-off, Sharpe pulled Wentworth within one and, just 13 seconds later, senior Jeff Novak (Killingworth, Conn.) tied the game at 6-all.
After Pappas tallied the go-ahead goal, sophomore Mike Swenson (East Lyme, Conn.) won the ensuing face-off and fed Sharpe, who scored 10 seconds later to give the Leopards an 8-6 lead. Anna Maria pulled within one after a Lochner goal with 3:39 left and would have an extra-man opportunity with 1:45 remaining. Wentworth’s defense allowed just one shot to successfully kill the penalty, but the AMCATS called a time out with possession with 23 seconds left. Biggins had a clear shot with 15 ticks left, but Proulx made a stick save to preserve the win.
Proulx made 16 saves over the final 52:56 to pick up the win. Anna Maria freshman Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) made 15 saves in the loss. The AMCATS held a 40-35 advantage in shots, while the Leopards held a 52-42 ground ball advantage and won the battle in the face-off X, 13-5.
With the win Wentworth improves to 3-4 overall and 2-3 in TCCC play. The Leopards host Becker on Saturday. Anna Maria falls to 4-6 (0-4) and hosts New England College next Thursday.
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Second half surge leads AMCATS past Hawks, 15-9
 Niko had a game-high 6 points in the win
Box Score
Led by Niko Langlois’ (Hatfield, Mass.) game-high six points, the Anna Maria College men's lacrosse team defeated Becker 15-9 on a rainy Tuesday night at AMCAT Field during Anna Maria’s “Score for a Cure” event. “Score for a Cure” is a fundraiser by the Anna Maria men’s lacrosse team to help fund research of Cerebal Palsy. The win improves the AMCATS to 4-5 (0-3 TCCC) while the Hawks fall to 2-5 (0-0 NECC) on the season.
The AMCATS took an early 4-0 lead in the first quarter led by Chris Summers’ goal and two assists. Niko Langlois, Ryan Diffenbacher (Dracut, Mass.) and Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.) also added goals in the frame to help Anna Maria jump out to the quick first quarter advantage.
The Hawks bounced back to dominate the second quarter, led by Jon Nessen’s (Levittown, P.A.) hat trick and Josh Fask’s (Worcester, Mass.) pair of tallies to even the score at 6-6 heading into half-time. Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.) added his first goal, while Matt Lochner chipped in with his second goal of the contest for the AMCATS. At the half, Becker held a slight advantage in shots (21-19) while Anna Maria held a slight edge in ground balls (29-26) and face-offs (9-5).
Anna Maria came storming out of intermission, outscoring Becker by a 6-1 margin in the third frame to take a 12-7 lead. Brad Peterson (North Kingstown, R.I.) and Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) each added two goals for the AMCATS, while Niko Langlois added a goal and two assists during the period.
Jon Nessen and Joe Ignagni (Kingston, Mass.) added goals for the visitors in the fourth period to bring the score to 13-9, however, Jason Baker (Billerica, Mass.) first goal and Nike Langlois’ third tally of the game preserved the 15-9 victory for the AMCATS.
For the game, the AMCATS held the advantage in shots (42-32), groundballs (61-37) and face-offs (20-7).
Anna Maria was led by Niko Langlois, who had a game-high six points and three assists while also adding three goals. Matt Lochner contributed a hat trick, while Luke Biggins added three points (2 goals, 1 assist) while scooping up a game-high 15 groundballs.
The Hawks were led by Joe Nessen who added a game-high four goals and five groundballs, while Josh Fask and Aaron Fill (Ladner, B.C.) also added a pair of goals and a team-high six ground balls for the visitors.
Becker will return to action on April 3rd traveling to Wentworth at 12:00 pm, while the AMCATS continue conference play Thursday at Wentworth at 7:00 pm.
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Curry tops Anna Maria in TCCC matchup
 Biggins scored both goals for the AMCATS
Box Score
MILTON, Mass.-Sophomore attack Evan Hammersley (Lynnfield, Mass.) scored five goals and added an assist to lead his team in a 15-2 victory over Anna Maria College on Saturday in Milton. With the win the Colonels improve to 5-3 overall and 2-1 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference. The AMCATS fall to 3-5 overall and 0-3 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference.
Anna Maria was down by just three goals heading into half time with a 5-2 score. That would be the end of the AMCATS scoring and the Colonels would go on to score 10 unanswered goals for the 15-2 win.
Curry got goals from nine different scorers. Four of those players had multiple points. Sophomore Russell Lanham (Silver Spring, MD) scored three goals and added and assist and senior Paul Marchese(East Longmeadow, Mass.) scored one goal and added three assists. Junior Michael D'Amato(Redding, CT) and sophomore Sean Gallagher (Topsfield, Mass.) scored once and added an assist. Junior Kyle Abbott(Ashland, Mass.), sophomores Nicholas Haidemenos (Warwick, RI), Matthew Harlow (Melrose, MA) and freshman Joseph Natel (Haverhill, MA) each chipped in for a tally.
Anna Maria's Luke Biggins (Sudbury, MA) scored both goals for his team.
The Colonels only outshot the AMCATS by nine, but Curry's sophomore goalie Michael Hibbard(Chelmsford, Mass.) made 14 saves allowing just the two goals.
In net for Anna Maria was freshman Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) who made 11 stops for the loss.
The Colonels will travel to the University of New England on Tuesday, March 30 for a TCCC match-up at 4:00 p.m. Anna Maria hosts Becker College on March 30 for a 7:00 p.m. game start.
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Biggins leads AMCATS to victory over Pride, 17-6
 Biggins had 7 PTS, 9 GB, and won 13-of-14 FO
Box Score
PAXTON, Mass. – Led by Luke Biggins' (Sudbury, Mass.) game-high seven points, the Anna Maria College men's lacrosse team defeated Regis 17-6 on a cool Wednesday evening at AMCAT Field. The win improves the AMCATS to 3-4 (0-2 TCCC) while the Pride fall to 0-2 in their inaugural season.
The AMCATS struck first within the first minute of the opening quarter on an unassisted goal by Luke Biggins. Anna Maria led the pride 4-1 at the end of the quarter, highlighted by two goals from both Alex Nastterstad (Upton, Mass.) and Luke Biggins, while Bradford Hastings (Mansfield, Mass.) added the lone goal for the pride in the quarter.
After the first quarter, the AMCATS went on 9-1 run during the second and third quarters to take a 13-2 advantage, putting the game out of reach for the Pride. The Pride mounted a late mini-comeback, making a 4-1 run of their own, bringing the score to 14-6, however, the AMCATS scored three more unanswered goals en-route to the 17-6 victory.
The AMCATS were led by junior Luke Biggins who had a team-high seven points on three goals and four assists. Biggins also played an outstanding all-around game, collecting nine groundballs and winning 13-of-14 face-off attempts. Freshman Chris Summers (Morris, N.J.) added five points on four goals and one assist, while freshman Rodrigo Henriques (Saugus, Mass.) added four points on three goals and an assist. Nikolas Langlois (Hatfield, Mass.)(three assists), Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.)(two goals, one assist) and Alex Natterstad (three goals) also contributed to the victory with three points each. Freshman Jason Baker (Billerica, Mass.) had an excellent game, scooping up a game-high 12 ground balls in the AMCAT victory.
The Pride were paced by freshman Bradford Hasting's outstanding six-point effort, collecting four goals and two assists. Junior Derek Brown (Brighton, Mass.) and freshman Stephan Bottex (Norwood, Mass.) were busy scooping up loose balls for the visitors, as they added nine and eight ground balls, respectively. Despite the loss, sophomore goaltender Andrew LaMacchia (Lynn, Mass.) did his best to minimize the attack, adding thirteen saves, including five in the first frame.
The AMCATS held a sizable advantage in shots (44-17), ground balls (55-40), and face-offs (19-27) against the first-year Pride.
Both teams will return to action on Saturday, with the Pride hosting Nichols at 1:00 pm, and the AMCATS traveling to face conference foe Curry at 11:00 am.
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Nor'easters blow past AMCATS, 21-10
 Biggins had four goals and 13 ground balls
Box Score
BIDDEFORD, Maine -- The University of New England scored nine straight goals in the first half on its way to a 21-10 victory over Anna Maria College in The Commonwealth Coast Conference men's lacrosse action Saturday afternoon at Barbara J. Hazard Field.
The win was the third straight for the Nor'easters, who are 4-2 overall and 1-0 in conference play. The AMCATS drop to 2-4, 0-2 in TCCC play.
Leading 2-1 early in the contest, Big Blue reeled off nine unanswered tallies over a 16:52 time frame spanning the first and second periods. Sophomore Dylan Thomas (Pleasantville, N.Y.) notched three goals during the spurt, which was capped with a goal by Michael Woods (Kittery Point, Maine) at 7:08 of the second to give the Nor'easters an 11-1 lead.
Dylan Thomas and sophomore Steven Beem (Barre, Vt.) finished with four goals apiece to pace the Nor'easters. Woods scored three-times, including a pair in man-up situations. Two-time reigning TCCC Rookie of the Week Tyler Thomas (Pleasantville, N.Y.) added to his resume with a goal and five assists.
Sophomore Nate Porter (Cohasset, Mass.) played the opening 35:04 in goal to record the win. He was called upon to make just four stops.
Junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) played a strong all-around game for Anna Maria, scoring four goals and grabbing a game-best 13 ground balls, many of which came as he won 20 of 34 face-offs. Sophomore Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.) had two goals, while first-year Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.) scored twice in man-up situations.
For the game, the AMCATS scored five times with a man advantage. Their goalies - first-years Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) and Bryan Bedard (Dracut, Mass.) -- combined to register 13 saves.
The Nor'easters will look to make it four straight wins Wednesday when they head to Boston to take on Wentworth Instiitute of Technology at 7 p.m.
Anna Maria hosts Regis College that same day at 4 p.m.
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Ten AMCATS collect a point in 15-1 win over Rivier
 Henriques led all players with five points
Box Score
PAXTON, Mass. – The Anna Maria College men’s lacrosse team had 10 players finish with at least one point, as the AMCATS defeated Rivier College in the Raiders’ program opener, 15-1, at AMCAT Field on Wednesday night. With the win, the AMCATS improve to 2-3 on the year, while the loss drops the Raiders to 0-1 to begin their inaugural season.
The AMCATS were led by freshman Rodrigo Henriques (Saugus, Mass.) who had a team-high five points on three goals and two assists. Freshman Chris Summers (Morris, N.J.) added four points on two goals and two assists, while junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) had three goals and seven ground balls in addition to winning 11-of-12 face-off attempts. Freshman Niko Langlois (Hatfield, Mass.) chipped in with two goals of his own, while sophomore Brad Peterson (North Kingstown, R.I.) led all players with 9 ground balls in his season debut. Freshman goalkeeper Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) earned the victory in net for the AMCATS, improving his record to 2-1 on the year.
The Raiders were paced by freshman Randy Perrine (Merrimack, N.H.) who scored the program’s historic first goal with 1:46 remaining in the fourth quarter. Sophomore Corey Oliverio (Salem, N.H.) also played well, grabbing three ground balls while winning 5-of-8 face-off attempts. Freshman goalkeeper Matt Besaw (Glen Falls, N.Y.) was busy in net for the Raiders, making 24 saves on the night, including eight in the fourth quarter alone.
The AMCATS held a hefty advantage in shots (66-6), ground balls (70-17), and face-offs (15-20) against the first-year Raiders.
Both teams will return to action on Saturday, with the Raiders facing Husson on the road at 2:00 pm, and the AMCATS traveling to battle the University of New England at 3:30 pm.
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Fighting Tigers claw past AMCATS, 13-9
 Langlois had 6 pts on 4 goals and 2 assists
Box Score
PAXTON, Mass. – Freshman Shane Francis (Akwesasne Territory) scored a game-high five goals, while freshman Pete Gonzalez (West Islip, N.Y.) had a team-best six points, as the SUNY Cobleskill men’s lacrosse team defeated Anna Maria College, 13-9, in a non-conference matchup at AMCAT Field on a cold and rainy Saturday afternoon. The win was the first of the young season for the Fighting Tigers, improving their overall mark to 1-2, while the loss knocks the AMCATS down to 1-3 on the year.
The Fighting Tigers were led by the five goals from Francis and five assists from Gonzalez, while freshmen Steve Hughes (Wallkill, N.Y.) and Kevin Eipp (Onondaga, N.Y.) added four and three points, respectively. Junior Alex Bendon (Latham, N.Y.) also played well, grabbing a game-high 14 ground balls, while junior Cory Tizzio (Franklin Square, N.Y.) won 19-of-26 face-off attempts for the Fighting Tigers. Junior Tom Knezick (Columbus, N.J.) earned the win in net for SUNY, making four saves in 30 minutes of action.
The AMCATS were paced by freshman Nikolas Langlois (Hatfield, Mass.) who had a team-high six points on four goals and two assists. Freshman Chris Summers (Morris, N.J.) added three assists in the tough loss, while junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.), sophomore Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.), and freshman Rodrigo Henriques (Saugus, Mass.) each chipped in with two points apiece. Freshman Jason Baker also had a fine afternoon, grabbing a team-high nine ground balls and scoring his first collegiate goal.
AMC jumped on the board early, as Biggins took a feed from Saulnier and found the back of the net after just 41 seconds of play to grab a 1-0 lead.
The Fighting Tigers responded by scoring three unanswered goals to close out the quarter, getting an even-strength goal from Captain Brian Murphy ((Cross River, N.Y.) in between two tallies from Francis, including a man-up goal with 3:56 remaining.
SUNY continued their run in the second quarter as Hughes scored his first goal of the game off a nice feed from Gonzalez just 54 seconds into the frame.
The AMCATS then battled back, running off three consecutive goals to tie the score at four-all, with Langlois contributing on each tally with two goals and an assist.
The Fighting Tigers reclaimed the lead with just 50 seconds remaining in the half, capitalizing off a man-up opportunity when Gonzalez set up Francis for his third goal of the half. SUNY went into the break holding a 5-4 advantage.
The Fighting Tigers came storming out of the gate in the second half, scoring three-consecutive goals, as Gonzalez, Eipp, and Francis all found the back of the net.
Trailing 8-4, the AMCATS scored back-to-back goals within 32 seconds of each other, cutting the SUNY lead to 8-6. Langlois scored the first goal off a pass from Henriques, before Biggins assisted freshman Alex Natterstad (Upton, Mass.) on his first collegiate goal.
SUNY added a goal by Brian Murphy before the third quarter came to a close, and went into the final period leading 9-6.
The AMCATS fought their way to within two at 11-9 with four minutes remaining in the game, but the Fighting Tigers closed out the 13-9 victory with goals from Francis and Eipp.
SUNY outshot the AMCATS 39-25 in the game, and were a perfect 2-for-2 in extra man opportunities without committing a single penalty of their own.
The Fighting Tigers will be back in action on Sunday when the face Bard on the road at 2:00 pm, while the AMCATS take the field again on Wednesday when they host Rivier at 7:00 pm.
Photo Courtesy of David Sheridan for AMC Sports Information |
Biggins helps AMCATS sink Mariners, 14-6
 Biggins had a game-high 8 pts and 17 gb
Box Score
PAXTON, Mass. – Junior Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) led all players with eight points and 17 ground balls to help lift the Anna Maria College men’s lacrosse team to a 14-4 victory over Mitchell College in a Division III matchup at AMCAT Field on Wednesday evening. The win came in the AMCATS’ home opener and improved their season record to 1-2, while the Mariners dropped to 0-1 on the year.
Biggins paced AMC with five goals and three assists, while also winning 16-of-20 face offs. Sophomore Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.) and freshman Nikolas Langlois (Hatfield, Mass.) chipped in with four and three goals, respectively, while freshman Rodrigo Henriques (Saugus, Mass.) added three assists in the win. Freshman Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) made six saves on the night, earning the win in net for the AMCATS and evening his record to 1-1 on the year.
Junior Patrick Nielsen (Norwalk, Conn.) and sophomore Adam Grillo (Waterford, Conn.) led the Mariners with two goals apiece, while sophomore Bruce Wall (Hyde Park, MA) added a goal and an assist in the loss. Sophomore goalkeeper Joseph Nott (Waterford, Conn.) did his best to keep the Mariners in the game, making an impressive 23 saves during the match, including 10 in the third quarter alone.
Anna Maria got on the board first when Langlois took a feed from Biggins and beat the Mariners’ goalie to give AMC the 1-0 advantage after one quarter of play.
Mitchell took advantage of an extra-man opportunity and evened the score at the 10:58 mark of the second quarter, as Patrick Nielsen found the back of the net for an unassisted tally.
The AMCATS responded with three unanswered-goals in under three minutes of play, including two by Biggins and one from Saulnier.
After a Mitchell goal from Adam Grillo, the AMCATS answered back with a score by Nikolas Langlois off a nice feed from Rodrigo Henriques with just 39 seconds remaining in the half.
The AMCATS stormed out of the gates in the second half, scoring six unanswered goals to build a commanding 11-2 lead.
Mitchell tried to rally back by scoring four of the next six goals, cutting the AMC lead to seven, but eventually ran out of time, as the AMCATS captured the 14-6 victory.
The AMCATS held significant advantages in shots (59-17), face-offs (17-22), and ground balls (68-42) during the win.
The Mariners won’t play again until Saturday the 21st when they host Lydon State at 2:00 pm. The AMCATS will be back in action this Saturday, hosting SUNY-Cobleskill in a non-conference matchup starting at 12:00 pm.
Photo Courtesy of David Sheridan For AMC Sports Information |
AMCATS fall to Cadets in non-conference battle, 10-6
 Biggins led all players with 13 ground balls
Box Score
PAXTON, Mass. – Freshman Joe Galante (Framingham, Mass.) had a game-high five points on three goals and two assists to help lead the Norwich University men’s lacrosse team to a 10-6 victory over Anna Maria College in a non-conference matchup at the Assumption College Multi-Sports Stadium on Saturday evening. The game marked the season opener for the Cadets who improve to 1-0 on the year, while the AMCATS fall to 0-2 overall and remain 0-1 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference.
The two teams battled to a scoreless tie through the first eight minutes of the match before Galante took a feed from senior Jesse Mattson (Los Angeles, Calif.) and found the back of the net to give NU an early 1-0 advantage.
The Cadets wasted no time in striking again, as freshman Michael White (Walpole, Mass.) scored an unassisted tally just 10 seconds later to extend the NU lead to 2-0. That’s how the score remained as the first quarter came to a close.
The Cadets netted the first two goals of the second quarter as White scored off a feed from Mattson, before then assisting on Galante’s second goal of the game.
The AMCATS finally broke through with 5:30 remaining in the half, when Captain Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) scored off a pass from freshman Chris Summers (Morris, N.J.), cutting the NU lead to 4-1.
The two teams traded goals before the half came to a close as Galante and AMC sophomore Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.) collected unassisted goals.
Beginning the second half with an extra-man advantage, Norwich extended their lead to 6-2 when senior Kyle Marzeoti (Billerica, Mass.) scored unassisted just 31 seconds into the third quarter.
Each team scored three goals in the quarter with Saulnier, Matt Lochner (Lima, N.Y.), and Rodrigo Henriques (Saugus, Mass.) netting goals for the AMCATS, and Patrick Sikora (Montpelier, Vt.), and Justin Pearson (Theresa, N.Y.) adding scores for the Cadets.
AMC fought back to within two goals at the start of the fourth quarter when Biggins scored his second goal of the match, cutting the NU lead to 8-6.
That was as close as the AMCATS got to tying the score, as junior Tyler Nicholl (Ogden, Utah) and Justin Pearson each scored to put the game away, giving NU the 10-6 victory in their season opener.
In addition to Galante’s game-high five points, Michael White contributed two goals and an assist, and Jesse Mattson added three assists to help pace the Cadets. Justin Pearson also played well, scoring two goals, while Kyle Marzeoti, and Tyler Nicholl each added a goal in the victory. Junior Ryan Leroux (Potsdam, N.Y.) performed well in net for Norwich, making 16 saves, including 11 in the second half to help preserve the win.
The AMCATS were led by Luke Biggins who had two goals and a game-high 13 groundballs, while also winning 11-of-18 face offs. Mike Saulnier and Chris Summers also played well for AMC, adding two goals and two assists, respectively. Freshman Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.) did his best to keep the AMCATS in the game by making 11 saves in goal.
The Cadets will take the field again on Thursday when they face UMass-Dartmouth on the road starting at 4:00 pm. The AMCATS will look to bounce back on Wednesday when they host Mitchell College at 4:00 pm. |
AMCATS drop season opener to #20 Endicott
 CAptain Luke Biggins scored AMC's lone goal
Box Score
BEVERLY, Mass. – The 20th-ranked Endicott men’s lacrosse team served Anna Maria College an unfriendly welcome to The Commonwealth Coast Conference, as the Gulls defeated the visiting AMCATS, 21-1, in the season-opener for both teams on a wet and cold Wednesday afternoon in Beverly, Mass. Endicott, who led 15-0 at halftime, outshot AMC at a 41-9 clip on the day.
The Gulls opened the afternoon by pumping in five goals in the game’s first seven minutes, including two strikes by Brendan McCarthy (Arlington, Vt.). McCarthy’s first tally came as he dodged from behind the net, turning his defender on goal-line extended, and then beat Anna Maria goalkeeper Bryan Bedard (Dracut, Mass.) with a high-low stick fake. The EC junior attackman then notched his second of the day off a nifty backdoor pass from Jack Curtis (Chelmsford, Mass.). The Endicott offense continued in the first quarter as Brian Vincent (Norwalk, Conn.) also chipped in a pair of goals and an assist before the first 15:00 minutes had concluded.
Anna Maria finally got on the board in the four quarter when junior midfielder Luke Biggins (Sudbury, Mass.) snuck a bid past freshman Will Lomas (Weston, Conn.) - one of five netminders on the day for the Gulls - under the crossbar to make it a 19-1 game. Justin Sproul (Londonderry, N.H.) and Colin Prescott (Norwalk, Conn.) tacked on a goal apiece to round out the scoring.
Jack Curtis and Connor McCormack (Norwalk, Conn.) each finished the day with four points, Curtis on a goal and three assists and McCormack on three goals and one helper. Harry Holden (Duxbury, Mass.) added a pair of goals while Sproul also finished with two. Five Endicott goalies combined for the victory.
Anna Maria’s Bryan Bedard finished with three saves before giving way to freshman Andrew Ellis (Fitchburg, Mass.), who came on to stop five of the 11 shots he faced.
Endicott won 20-of-26 face-off opportunities and cleared the ball at a perfect 12-12 clip (AMC finished just 7-of-22 in clearing situations). The Gulls also had 44 groundballs to the AMCATS 20 and forced 24 Anna Maria turnovers.
Endicott (1-0, 1-0 TCCC) returns to action on Saturday afternoon when the Gulls will play host to the Ducks of the Stevens Institute of Technology at 1:00 p.m. Anna Maria looks to rebound on March 6th when it hosts Norwich.
Release Courtesy of Endicott Sports Information |
Coach Gaffney claimed by Boston Cannons
Official Release
The Boston Cannons have claimed five players from the league’s player pool, including four with previous ties to the team. The players claimed are A JAKE BEEBE, M NATE EVANS, D PATRICK GAFFNEY, D JAMES GUAY and M JOHN ORTOLANI.
Beebe was selected by the Cannons in the fifth round of the 2009 Collegiate Draft, but remained on the Collegiate Inactive List all season. A Sudbury, MA native and graduate of Springfield College, Beebe had a stellar senior season, tallying 46 assists and 87 points, good for second and fourth respectively in the program’s history.
Evans has been a member of the Cannons practice squad for the past four seasons after being a standout player at Le Moyne. While at Le Moyne, he was a member of two Division II championship teams (2004 and 2006) and the team had a record of 62-2 during his tenure. A resident of Providence, RI, Evans is entering his fifth season as a member of the Cannons organization.
Gaffney, the current head coach of Anna Maria College, was cut before the start of last season. A graduate of Endicott College, he was named the 2007 Defensive Player of the Year for his confrence as well as being a four-time All Confrence and two-time All New England selection.
Guay is new to the organization, being a member of the same Middlebury team as recent Cannons supplemental draft selection Mike Stone. Guay, a gifted defensive player, was named an All American during his college tenure.
Ortolani was a member of the Cannons practice squad last year after a solid career at Endicott. He is noted for being a faceoff specialist and is a professional MMA fighter.
Release Courtesy of BostonCannons.com |
AMCATS to host fall tournament
Fall Tournament - The Anna Maria College men’s lacrosse team will be hosting a fall tournament to conclude their non-traditional season. On Sunday, October 11th the AMCATS will welcome three local teams to their new turf field; WPI, North Shore and Stonehill College. “We are excited to host the tournament and utilize our new turf facility” said Coach Gaffney earlier this week. The AMCATS will be entering their second season as a varsity program and first season as a member of the competitive TCCC. The tournament will mark the end of “Fall Ball” as the team breaks until February when they resume play in preparation for their 16-game schedule.
Game Schedule
9:00am - 10:30am AMC v. WPI
10:30am - 12:00pm SC v. WPI
12:00pm - 1:30pm NS v. SC
1:30pm - 3:00pm NS v. AMC |
2009 Recap
The AMC men’s lacrosse team entered their inaugural season with Head Coach Patrick Gaffney preaching the motto of “building a tradition, not relying on one”. The team battled through much adversity in their first season, including playing 10 of their 11 games on the road, but emerged as a stronger club because of it. The AMCATS captured their first program win in a 17-4 victory over Mitchell College on April 4th. They will join The Commonwealth Coast Conference in 2010 which boasted two nationally ranked teams last season in Endicott and WNEC.
Midfielder Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.) had an excellent freshman year for the first-year AMCATS, leading the team with 25 points, 22 goals, and 59 ground balls, while also winning over 54% of his face offs. Saulnier, one of AMC’s three Team Captains, scored a program record 11 goals against Mitchell to spark the club to its first win. For his contributions to the team, Mike was selected as the recipient of the Coaches Award.
Senior Kellan Boudreau (Simsbury, Conn.) and freshman Jason McGuire (Norwell, Mass.) completed the starting AMC midfield. Boudreau and McGuire tied for the team lead in assists with five, adding two goals each. Boudreau gave the team leadership as a Co-Captain while McGuire collected 41 ground balls.
Junior Nick Caponi (Leominster, Mass.) led a group of midfield reserves who gave Coach Gaffney a deep bench, including sophomore Bobby Kilroy (Wrentham, Mass.) and freshman Shane Black (Pembroke, Mass.). Caponi was third on the AMCATS with six goals and eight points, including a hat trick versus SUNY Cobleskill in AMC’s first-ever home game.
The starting attack unit for the AMCATS consisted of sophomore Joe Fedullo (Middleton, Mass.), and freshmen J.C. Crowley (Wantagh, N.Y.) and Grant Pilkington (Warwick, R.I.). Crowley paced the trio, finishing second on the team in goals (11), points (16), and shots on goal (25), while also tying for the team lead in assists with five.
Freshmen John Cutter (Newburyport, Mass.), John Mara (Hanover, Mass.), and Rahul Patel (Conyers, Ga.) rounded out the AMC attack, playing valuable minutes off the bench. Cutter led the group with three goals, scoring twice versus Curry in one of his three starts.
Sophomores Ryan Joyal (Marlboro, Mass.) and Michael Powell (Windham, N.H.) combined with freshmen Brad Peterson (North Kingstown, R.I.) Henry Taylor (Boston, Mass.). and Blake Simpson (Warwick, R.I.) to form a formidable defensive unit for the AMCATS. Peterson and Powell ranked second and third on the team with 50 and 47 ground balls, respectively. Joyal joined the team late, but eventually worked his way onto the field, starting eight games for AMC.
Freshman Anthony DiTommaso (Ashby, Mass) was the starting goaltender for the AMCATS in their first season. Ditammaso helped lead AMC to their first victory by holding Mitchell College to just four goals. For the season, he totaled 420 minutes in net and made 66 saves in six starts.
Coach Gaffney hit the recruiting trail hard this offseason in a continuing effort to build a program from the ground level. Gaffney will be bringing in 16 freshmen for 2010 to add to a roster already returning 12 sophomores, four juniors, and a senior. The team has a lot to look forward to in ’10 including officially joining the TCCC and playing in a brand new synthetic turf stadium. The team made dramatic strides during their inaugural season and should continue to grow as a program in 2010. |
AMCATS' comeback falls short, 9-8
 DiTommaso made 18 saves on the day
Box Score
PAXTON, Mass. – Senior Andrew Abbott (Onondaga, N.Y.) scored five goals to lift the SUNY Cobleskill men’s lacrosse team to a 9-8 victory over Anna Maria College in a Division III matchup at Alumni Field on Wednesday afternoon. The win improves the Fighting Tigers to 2-8 overall, while the AMCATS fall to 1-9 in their inaugural season.
Abbott paced the Fighting Tigers’ offense, leading all players with five points on five goals and putting eight of his team-high 11 shots on goal. Freshman Mike Janavey (Cross River, N.Y.) chipped in with three goals of his own, while freshman Chris Makowicki (Staatsburg, N.Y.) dished out three assists and senior Tom Cunningham (Skaneateles, N.Y.) grabbed a team-high seven ground balls. Sophomore goalkeeper Tom Knezick (Columbus, N.J.) was strong in net, making several nice stops for a total of 11 saves on the day.
Junior Nick Caponi (Leominster, Mass.) led the way for the AMCATS with three goals, while freshman J.C. Crowley (Wantagh, N.Y.) had three points on a goal and two assists. Defenseman Kellan Boudreau (Simsbury, Conn.), who was honored before the game as part of the Senior Day festivities, also had a good game, scoring two goals while playing stiff defense. Freshman Anthony DiTommaso (Ashby, Mass.) was excellent in between the pipes for Anna Maria. He made 18 saves in the match, keeping his team in the game and giving them a chance to win at the end.
Freshman Bobby Kilroy (Wrentham, Mass.) gave the AMCATS an early 1-0 lead when he found the back of the net off a beautiful feed from Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.) at the 11:31 mark in the first quarter.
Tiger freshman Evan Williams (Meridian, Id.) evened the score off a feed from Makowiki with just 59 seconds remaining in the first.
With the score knotted at 3-3, Saulnier cut through several SUNY defenders and scored an unassisted tally with just 11 seconds remaining in the quarter to send AMC into halftime with a 4-3 advantage.
After holding each other scoreless in the third quarter, both teams exploded to combine for 10 goals in the fourth. The Tigers opened the quarter on a 5-0 run getting three scores from Abbott and two more from Janavey.
Trailing 9-3 with less than eight minutes remaining, the AMCATS forged a comeback behind the clutch play of Caponi. AMC scored four of the next five goals, three by Caponi, to pull within one with 2:24 to play.
But the Tigers’ defensive answered the bell, holding off the AMC charge to capture the 9-8 victory.
The Fighting Tigers will play again on Wednesday when they travel to take on Keuka at 7:00 pm. The AMCATS will take the field again Tuesday, playing Roger Williams on the road at 4:00 pm in their final game of the season. |
Pilgrims win third-straight by beating AMCATS
 Fedullo scored his third goal on Tuesday
Box Score
Henniker, N.H. – New England College men’s lacrosse exploded for 12 first half goals lifting the Pilgrims past the visiting Anna Maria AMCATS 16-6 Tuesday afternoon. With the win the Pilgrims improve to 5-4 overall, while the loss drops the AMCATS to 1-8 on the season.
The Pilgrims would score six unanswered goals in the opening quarter of play and tack on the first two scores of the second building the early 8-0 lead. The AMCATS would get on the board scoring three second quarter goals but the Pilgrims would continue to control much of the offensive tempo out shooting Anna Maria 22-4 and head into halftime up 12-3.
The Anna Maria defense would hold NEC to just two third quarter goals and two scores in the fourth but the Pilgrim defense would hang strong holding Anna Maria to just three second half goals and cruise to the 16-6 victory.
Leading the way for NEC was Matt Carey (Medford, N.Y.) who finished with a game-high five goals and two assists. NEC’s John Gabriel (West Nyack, N.Y.) netted four goals and Phil DiFalco (Scarsdale, N.Y.) scored three times for the Pilgrims.
Leading the way for Anna Maria was Mike Saulnier (Wrentham, Mass.) who scored three of the AMCATS’ six goals.
Picking up the win in net was Nick Acquaviva (Syracuse, N.Y.). In net for the AMCATS was Anthony DiTommaso (Ashby, Mass.) who finished with eight saves on the afternoon.
Release Courtesy of New England College Sports Information
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