Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/15/14
From Press Release
The Bryn Athyn College men’s lacrosse program kicked off the 2015 season today with a 12-8 win at Regis College in Weston, Mass.
The Lions have many new faces on the roster, but no one larger than the new head coach Johnny Mouradian, the former GM and coach of the Philadelphia Wings. Mouradian was hired at the end of the 2014 season and quickly overhauled the Lions. Mouradian came to Bryn Athyn with a long coaching resume in the professional indoor game and a successful career coaching the Canadian National Field Team.
Freshman Connor Buick, of British Columbia, had four goals and an assist as well as five groundballs and freshman Andrew Coyle (Gather Judge) had two goals and three assists while Robert Moran posted 17 saves for Bryn Athyn.
Albright 9, Franklin & Marshall 8
Senior Philip Potter scored with 5.3 seconds remaining in regulation lifting Albright to a non-conference victory over 18th-ranked Franklin & Marshall.
Franklin & Marshall knotted the game at 8-8 on a goal by Ben Ross with 1:06 to play.
Darian Meador won the ensuing faceoff and Mike Southwick picked up the ground ball for the Lions. Albright worked the ball to Potter who scored with 5.3 seconds left to play giving the Lions the dramatic victory. Ben Ross (Conestoga) scored twice for F&M.
Delaware Valley 10, Rosemont 6
Riley Kratzke (Central Bucks West) had three goals and an assist as the Aggies scored four unanswered goals to start the second half and break a 4-4 tie, en route to a triumph over visiting Rosemont College. With the win the Aggies improved to 3-1 in their first season while the Ravens fell to 0-4.
Tyler Ferrara had two goals for Rosemont (0-4).
Gettysburg 15, Eastern 9
Senior Robby Maddux scored four goals while sophomore Connor Sweeney won 16-of-25 face-offs to lead eighth-ranked Gettysburg to a win at previously-undefeated Eastern.
The two sides were tied 3-3 at the end of the first quarter before the Bullets (6-0) opened up a gap with a 5-0 run over a nine-minute span in the second quarter. Gettysburg, which outshot Eastern 54-32, then put the game away with another 5-0 spurt than overlapped the final two quarters.
John Dunn had three goals and an assist for Eastern.
Dickinson 8, Widener 7, OT
Tim Taylor (Archbishop Ryan) led Widener with three goals
Alvernia 11, Alfred State 3
Benjamin Manning (Boyertown) scored all three of his goals during a 7-goal third quarter and Alvernia (3-3) pushed a 3-2 halftime lead out to a 10-2 lead on its way to a win over Alfred State (0-2).
Messiah 7, Gwynedd Mercy 6
Gwynedd (4-2) got two goals each from senior Nico Belardo (Northern Burlington) and Blase Cesarone (Daniel Boone), but the Griffins couldn’t recover from a late three-goal deficit.
York 15, Haverford 4
Misericordia 12, Immaculata 6
Muhlenberg 15, Lycoming 5
Stockton 11, DeSales 6
Bowdoin 10, Hamilton 8
Daniel Buckman (Lower Merion) had a goal, an assist and a groundball for Bowdoin (1-3, 1-2) in the NESCAC win.
