2013 Southern New Hampshire University Men's Lacrosse
SNHU (5-8, 5-4 Northeast-10)
vs.
Le Moyne College (10-2, 7-2 Northeast-10)
Saturday, April 20, 2013 - Larkin Field, Manchester, N.H.

THE MATCHUP: Southern New Hampshire hosts Le Monye College on Saturday for a Northeast-10 Conference matchup.

THE COACHES: Paul Calkins is in his 25th year as head coach. A former two-sport athlete at SNHU, he led the Penmen to a 7-4 record in his rookie season and followed up with an 8-3 campaign in 1990. The eight wins tied the school record for most victories in a season. Calkins lettered in lacrosse and hockey while a student at SNHU and totaled eight goals and 16 assists for the 1984 lacrosse team that finished 5-5. Dan Sheehan enters his 16th season at Le Moyne with a 202-38 career record at Le Moyne... he is the only coach at Le Moyne College to lead his team to a national championship...during his 15 seasons at Le Moyne, Sheehan has led the Dolphins to six NCAA championship games and won three of them... He has also led the team to win 10 NE-10 Championships... He has been named the NE-10 Coach of the Year seven times in his career.

THE SERIES: Southern New Hampshire is 0-12 against Le Moyne overall. Last season SNHU fell to the Dolphins by a score of 12-0 on the road.  

THE PENMEN: SNHU is coming off a 14-12 loss at Bently on Wednesday...freshman Cameron Joyce is leading the Penmen in goals with 24...Rob Murray and Corey Allen have both posted 22 goals on the season...Murray has a team-best 32 points along with 10 assists, while John Cuozzo leads the team in assists with 11...Crosby Nicholson has seen the majority of time in net for SNHU while totaling 78 saves.

THE DOLPHINS: Le Moyne is coming off a 6-3 win against Saint Rose on Tuesday...Nate Frechette is leading the Dolphins in goals with 19 on the season and 16 assists for a total of 35 points...Tyler Prevost leads the Dolphins in points with 40 overall, he leads his team and the conference in assists with 25...in goal for the Dolphins, Jeff White has recorded 76 saves and leads the conference in goals against average with 4.33.

WHAT'S NEXT: The Penmen return to action on Saturday, April 27 when they travel to American International for a conference game at 3:00 p.m