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HAWKS LOSE HEARTBREAKER TO DREXEL
Philadelphia, PA - Despite a six-goal performance senior
Randy McNeill, the St. Joseph's men's lacrosse team
dropped their fifth game of the season in a 12-11 decision
to Drexel on Saturday night at Finnesey Field.
Drexel (3-2) took an early 2-0 lead, but SJU scored three of
the next four goals, including two by McNeill, to stay in the
game. Drexel would then score four goals in the second
period to take a comfortable 8-4 advantage at the half.
After the break, SJU (0-5) came out strong as McNeill
scored his fourth and fifth of the game to bring the Hawks to
within two with four minutes remaining in the third period. A
goal by Drexel's Mark Williamson put the Dragons up 9-6,
but the Hawks scored three quick goals to tie the game.
However, Jason Kilpatrick found the back of the net with 14
seconds left to give the Dragons a 10-9 lead at the end of
the quarter.
Dennis Cantwell gave the Dragons a two goal lead again after he tallied his third of the
game with 12 minutes left in regulation but the Hawks answered with back to back goal by
Chris Spay and Bert Whitelock to tie the game at 11 at the 4:30 mark. Drexel then took
advantage of a SJU penalty as Pat Friel notched the game-winner at the 3:50 mark.
Whitelock dished out four assists for SJU while freshman Mike Pagliaro added a goal and
two assists.
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