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#7 Men's Lacrosse Downed By #2 Dowling, 14-8

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Wes Green led the Adelphi attack with three goals and an assist.
 
Wes Green led the Adelphi attack with three goals and an assist.
 

May 6, 2006

Box Score

Garden City, N.Y. - The Adelphi men's lacrosse team was outscored, 7-2, in the third quarter, dropping their regular season finale to second ranked Dowling, 14-8. With the loss the Panthers close out the season 8-5 overall and 1-4 in the conference, while Dowling finishes 11-1 overall and 4-1 in the NYCAC.

Wes Green (Adelaide, Australia) put the Panthers up, 1-0, off of a Dale Pescitelli (Shoreham, N.Y.) feed, just 1:39 into the action. Dowling's Ryan Campbell tied the game at one with 5:24 remaining, only to see Brendan Morgan (Bayside, N.Y.) put Adelphi back in front 19 seconds later. However, Campbell struck again at the 2:09 mark, followed by a Chris Dupignac goal with 1:12 on the clock, giving the Golden Lions a 3-2 edge after one quarter.

Andrew Ashkenazy (Oceanside, N.Y.) opened the scoring in the second quarter, pulling the Panthers even at three with 6:43 to play. Dowling responded with two goals from Dupignac and one from Campbell over the next four minutes to take a 6-3 lead. Green found the back of the net with 12 seconds remaining in the second quarter to pull Adelphi within two goals at the half, 6-4.

For the third quarter in a row, the Panthers got on the board first, cutting the Golden Lion lead to just one on a Stephen Mortimer (Adelaide, Australia) goal 20 seconds in. Then Dowling took control, reeling off four straight goals, before Green netted his third of the game, making the score 10-6. The Golden Lions then closed out the third period with three more goals, giving them a comfortable 13-6 cushion.

The Panthers would get two goals in the fourth quarter but it was not enough to overcome 14 Golden Lion goals. With the win, Dowling claimed a share of the NYCAC Championship along with C.W. Post and Mercyhurst.