BUFFALO, N.Y. – Making their return to Dobson Field, the D'Youville University men's lacrosse team will host Malone University Wednesday afternoon.
D'Youville vs. Malone
Wednesday, Mar. 13th – 4:00pm
Watch: ECC Network
Last Time Out
The Saints (1-6) are coming off an 18-5 loss this past Sunday to American International College at the Cortland Classic.
Stefano Evan (Vestal, N.Y.) led the offense with three points (1 goal, 2 assists) while
Luciano Gonzalez (Coquitlam, British Columbia) added two goals.
Tyler Vohwinkel (Buffalo, N.Y.) and
Jake Bush (Lakeview, N.Y.) each added a goal in the effort.
Jordan Brown (Baltimore, Md.) had a solid outing, winning 17-of-27 (63.0 percent) faceoffs and grabbing 10 groundballs.
The defense was led by four Saints who grabbed three groundballs each.
William Nichols (Palmyra, N.Y.) saw most the time in net, making 19 saves.
Reece Eck (Forest Lake, Minn.) also saw some playing time, making a pair of saves.
Saints Stats
- DYU is averaging 7.3 goals per game while allowing 16.0 goals per game.
- Brady Ruffalo (Webster, N.Y.) leads the offense with 14 points (11 goals, 3 assists) with Evan adding 13 points (7 goals, 6 assists).
- On defense, the Saints are averaging 28.9 groundballs per game while allowing 41.6 groundballs per game.
- Brown leads the way with 29 groundballs while Logan Schwartz (Depew, N.Y.) leads the team in caused turnovers with 13 caused turnovers.
- Nichols has seen most the time in net, making 58 saves on the year.
About the Pioneers
- Malone brings in an overall record of 2-4, coming off a 16-10 loss against No. 17 Frostburg State University this past Saturday.
- The Pioneers are averaging 14.2 goals per game while allowing 17.0 goals per game.
- Talon Heath leads the offense with 31 points (21 goals, 10 assists).
- On defense, Malone is averaging 32.3 groundballs per game while allowing 35.2 groundballs per game.
- Kamden Kraft leads the team with 30 groundballs while Wayne Keating leads the team in caused turnovers with six.
- Philip Bell has seen most the work in net, making 86 saves on the year.
- The Pioneers hold the all-time record at 1-0, coming away with an 18-17 win last season in the team's first meeting.
