
River Hawks Take to the Road Against No. 10/9 Ulbany
3/27/2015 11:30:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
Saturday, March 28 at UAlbany [3 p.m.]
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Lowell, Mass. – The UMass Lowell men's lacrosse team heads back into conference play as they prepare to take on No. 9/10 UAlbany Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.
River Hawk Recap
Despite their largest scoring output of the season, the River Hawks were upended at home by the Vermont Catamounts last Saturday 18-10. Sean Tyrrell (Calgary, Alberta) led the way with three goals for UMass Lowell while Cory Highfield (Toronto, Ontario) registered two goals and two assists. Sophomore goalie Alex Desmarais (Atkinson, N.H.) came off the bench to record a season-high 18 saves.
Can You Take Me Higher?
Cory Highfield continued his strong freshman campaign last Saturday with two goals and two assists. He ranks second on the River Hawks in goals (10) and is tied for second in points (14)
Oh, Canada
Much of the River Hawks offensive production this season has come from players of Canadian descent. The team's three leading scorers, Jon Phillips (Delta, B.C.), Sean Tyrrell and Cory Highfield all hail from Canada.
Forcing Mistakes
UMass Lowell has excelled this season at causing turnovers. The River Hawks are tied for second in America East averaging 8.0 caused turnovers per game. Defenseman Bain Schroeder (Ellicott City, Md.) leads the team with 13 caused turnovers.
Scouting UAlbany
UAlbany enters Saturday's contest with a record of 6-1 and 2-0 in America East play. The Great Danes are currently riding a five-game winning streak after a midweek victory at Harvard, 21-18. Senior Lyle Thompson paces the team with 51 points (21g,30a) while Connor Fields' 23 goals are best on the squad. Junior goalie Blaze Riordan has recorded 82 saves on the season and a .553 save percentage, tops in the conference.
Head Coach Ed Stephenson on UAlbany
"We're excited to play Albany, one of the elite teams in Division I. It will also be another test for us in America East play so we are looking forward to it."
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Live Stats | Watch Live
Twitter: @RiverHawkMLAX | @RiverHawkNation |Â
Lowell, Mass. – The UMass Lowell men's lacrosse team heads back into conference play as they prepare to take on No. 9/10 UAlbany Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.
River Hawk Recap
Despite their largest scoring output of the season, the River Hawks were upended at home by the Vermont Catamounts last Saturday 18-10. Sean Tyrrell (Calgary, Alberta) led the way with three goals for UMass Lowell while Cory Highfield (Toronto, Ontario) registered two goals and two assists. Sophomore goalie Alex Desmarais (Atkinson, N.H.) came off the bench to record a season-high 18 saves.
Can You Take Me Higher?
Cory Highfield continued his strong freshman campaign last Saturday with two goals and two assists. He ranks second on the River Hawks in goals (10) and is tied for second in points (14)
Oh, Canada
Much of the River Hawks offensive production this season has come from players of Canadian descent. The team's three leading scorers, Jon Phillips (Delta, B.C.), Sean Tyrrell and Cory Highfield all hail from Canada.
Forcing Mistakes
UMass Lowell has excelled this season at causing turnovers. The River Hawks are tied for second in America East averaging 8.0 caused turnovers per game. Defenseman Bain Schroeder (Ellicott City, Md.) leads the team with 13 caused turnovers.
Scouting UAlbany
UAlbany enters Saturday's contest with a record of 6-1 and 2-0 in America East play. The Great Danes are currently riding a five-game winning streak after a midweek victory at Harvard, 21-18. Senior Lyle Thompson paces the team with 51 points (21g,30a) while Connor Fields' 23 goals are best on the squad. Junior goalie Blaze Riordan has recorded 82 saves on the season and a .553 save percentage, tops in the conference.
Head Coach Ed Stephenson on UAlbany
"We're excited to play Albany, one of the elite teams in Division I. It will also be another test for us in America East play so we are looking forward to it."
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