When and Where: April 12, 2023 –Albany, N.Y. -Sullivan Field at the Plumeri Sports Complex
Score: (RV) Southern New Hampshire University 18, The College of Saint Rose 10
Records:  SNHU 4-4 (3-4 NE10), Saint Rose 4-9 (2-4 NE10)

Junior Ronan DePaul (Elkton, Md.) made 16 saves and junior Jack Terrones (Anaheim, Calif.) scored five goals as Men's Lacrosse extended it's win streak to three with an 18-10 win at the College of Saint Rose Wednesday.
 
STANDOUT PERFORMERS

• DePaul – 16 saves
• Terrones – five goals, 1 ground ball, 1 caused turnover
• Senior Ryan Auger (Hampstead, N.H.) – two goals, five assists
• Graduate student Tristan Pietz (Dudley, Mass.) – three goals, one assist, two ground balls
• Senior Tim Krutz (Cheshire, Conn.) – goal, two assists, two ground balls
• Graduate student Chris Valentine (Derry, N.H.) – three goals

KEY MOMENTS

• Terrones scored twice in the first 1:15 and completed the first quarter hat trick with a goal with 55 seconds left as the Penmen took a 6-2 lead.
• The Penmen held Saint Rose off the board in the second quarter, extending the lead to 9-2 on goals by Valentine, Auger, and Krutz.
• The teams combined for 13 goals in the third quarter with Pietz scoring twice and Auger adding a goal.  SNHU took a 16-8 lead after three quarters
• Terrones and sophomore Aiden Anthony (Stoneham, Mass.) scored in the fourth quarter. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Senior Gennaro Marra (Derry, N.H.) recorded two goals and collected six ground balls.
• Saint Rose had a 32-31 edge on ground balls.
• SNHU was successful on 24 of 28 clears.  Saint Rose was 18-22.
• The Golden Knights turned it over 21 times, SNHU had 16.
• The Penmen were 2-for-3 in man-up situations while the Golden Knights were 1-for-2.

NOTES

• SNHU leads the all-time series with the Golden Knights 7-3 including wins in three straight.
• Anthony's goal was his first of the season.  He had two last year as a freshman.
• Valentine (99 goals, 35 assists) has 134 career points, which ranks 13^th all-time in program history.

WHAT'S NEXT

• SNHU will be back in action next Wednesday, April 19 when the Penmen meet Franklin Pierce University at 4:00 p.m. at Dr. Mark A. Ouellette Stadium.   

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