Box Score Canton, NY – Men's Lacrosse traveled to SUNY Canton on Saturday, April 22
nd to play the Roo's in a NAC Conference match up. The Terriers ended falling to SUNY Canton 9-16. Three Terriers ended the game with three points,
William Heywood,
Daniel MacWhinnie, and
Connor Hamilton, with Heywood scoring two goals.
The Records:
Thomas College: Overall (3-7), NAC (2-4)
SUNY Canton: Overall: (4-8), NAC (3-3)
How it Happened:
- After multiple attempts on goal from both team, Thomas was the first on the board with a goal from Heywood, assisted by MacWhinnie
- Before the quarter could end the Roo's added three goals to the Terriers one, 3-1 end of first quarter SUNY Canton
- The Terriers responded in the second quarter after the Roo's added their fourth goal with an unassisted goal by first year Jack Morrill
- Morrill would go on to score his second goal of the day at the end of the quarter following three goals from SUNY Canton, halftime score 7-3 Canton
- At the start of the third the Roo's went on a four-goal run, which was broken up with a goal by Hamilton, assisted by MacWhinnie
- Going into the fourth quarter with a score of 13-4 all the Terriers could do was chip away and the goal differential
- Timothy Worster started off the final quarter with his first goal of the day, assisted by Hamilton
- Two back-to-back goals were then scored by Thomas after the Roo's scored their fourteenth, first MacWhinnie, assisted by Heywood, then Worster again assisted by Hamilton
- Heywood then made the score 8-14 a few minutes later, but the Terriers goal was immediately responded to by the Roo's getting a goal of their own
- For the Terriers final goal, Daniel Guarino, in net scored a coast to coast, final score 16-9 SUNY Canton
The Goalkeepers:
Graduate Student
Patrick Buxton started in goal for the Terriers making eight saves.
Daniel Guarino then came in for Buxton at the half making a total of six saves.
What is Next:
Men's Lacrosse will host Maine Maritime Academy on Wednesday, April 26
th on Smith field started at 7pm.
