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Box Score

Stevenson STEVENSO 13-4, 6-1

Widener WIDENER 4-13, 3-4

Stevenson STEVENSO

13-4, 6-1

Final

Apr. 26, 2025

Widener WIDENER

4-13, 3-4

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Stevenson STEVENSO	5	3	6	7	21
Widener WIDENER	2	2	1	3	8

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 4/27/2025 12:18:00 AM

Playoff Hopes Survive on Men’s Lacrosse Senior Day Against No. 12 Stevenson

Pride honor 10 departing senior student-athletes

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CHESTER, Pa. – Men's Lacrosse honor 10 seniors on rainy day against #12 Stevenson to keep postseason chances alive.

The 21-8 loss moves the Pride to 4-13 in the regular season and 3-4 in MAC Commonwealth play.

OF NOTE

Men's Lacrosse honor #4 Austin Angradi, #9 Cole Helmer, #11 Brian Young, #15 Garrett Schulz, #22 Xavier Wadlington, #30 George Kniaz, #32 Sam Heister, #33 CJ Lane, #40 Chris Covington, and #43 Matt Ellison.

BY THE NUMBERS

Samuel Haverstrom and Luke Shimko each scored a pair.
Matthew Marino forced two turnovers on defense.
Cole Blum won 14 faceoffs.
In the cage, Keegan Billie made 14 saves.
The Pride took 38 shots (17 on target), went 11-of-17 in clears, won 14 faceoffs, and went 2-of-8 in extra man opportunities.

HOW IT HAPPENED

The Pride opened the game with a strong presence. On offense Luke Cichetti took two quick shots before Marino added one. On the other side, Billie saw his first save. Bryant Maits and Marino forced a turnover to ward off the attacking Mustangs. A long ball assist from Billie gave Haverstrom the first Pride goal at 7:51. Billie saw three quick saves as the quarter came to a close while Maits scored with 0:23 left to make it a 5-2 score.
Haverstrom forced a turnover to open the second quarter while Shimko's shot rattled the crossbar. Austin Angradi saw his first caused turnover of the game. Out of a faceoff, the Pride forced a 20-second clock violation to start a short run. Shimko scored first before Blum had a scoop and score to make the score 7-4 in favor of the Mustangs. The Pride battled it out for the final five minutes of play to head to half down 8-4.
With 30 left to play, the Pride dug in as the Mustangs offense came out strong. Haverstrom put in his 27^th goal of the season at 11:46 to make the score 10-5 in favor of the Mustangs. The Pride offense became quiet as the defense would see caused turnovers from Billie and Marino. The score was 14-5 after three.
With 15 minutes on the board, Billie opened quickly with a save. The Mustangs' offense would go on a 4-0 run before George Balascak scored his second of the season off a Marino pass to make the score 18-6. Shimko and Matt Ellison would take shots to try and answer the Mustangs. Shimko scored an unassisted goal at 1:51 while Covington forced a turnover late in the game giving Matt Buckley a man-up goal with 0:25 left. The Pride fell to #12 21-8.