Box Score

Washington College WAC 2-0, 0-0

Widener WIDENER 1-2, 0-0

Washington College WAC

2-0, 0-0

Final

Feb. 25, 2026

Widener WIDENER

1-2, 0-0

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Washington College WAC	4	5	3	5	17
Widener WIDENER	0	2	0	5	7

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 2/25/2026 10:08:00 PM

Haverstrom Scores Five for Second Straight Game in Loss to Washington College

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CHESTER, Pa. – Widener Men's Lacrosse falls to Washington College in home opener.

The 17-7 final moves the Pride to 1-2 in the regular season.

BY THE NUMBERS

Samuel Haverstrom scores five for the second game in a row with seven shots on goal.
Sean Alminde scored the final two for the Pride.
Nicholas Knepp led with two assists.
Defensively, Jacob Shannon forced four turnovers.
Logan Mast controlled the cage with a dozen saves.
The Pride took 23 shots, went 14-of-22 in clears, won 10 faceoffs and went 1-of-2 in extra man opportunities.

HOW IT HAPPENED

The Pride rolled to an opening faceoff win while Mast began to earn his stat lines with a handful of saves. Shannon would pick up his first save with 10:46 left. The Pride saw shots from Haverstrom, Liam Drake and more saves from Mast as the Shoremen took a 4-0 lead with one period down.
The second period opened with two quick Shoremen goals before Matt Shingle won a faceoff while Nick Aristone snagged the ground ball. The Pride offense would struggle while the defense braced from the fast-paced Shoremen. Liam Reilly forced a turnover to give the Pride a clean transition. Alminde put the Pride on the board with an unassisted goal at 5:05. A connection was made with Shingle winning the faceoff to give Haverstrom his first goal of the game off a Knepp assist. The Pride ended two down 9-2.
With 30 minutes left, Haverstrom picked up his tempo with shots as he would rip two. The Shoremen would strike first with a goal at 6:12 while the Pride won the next faceoff. Mast continued to earn saves before the Shoremen ended the period with an additional three for a score of 12-2.
15 minutes of play left would give Shingle another faceoff with and Alminde's second goal with 14:06 left. Haverstrom found a rhythm off a Shimko caused turnover and ground ball to make the score 13-4. A high scoring first give minutes showed Haverstrom snagged a man-up off a Knepp assist with 10:10 on the clock. With 8:07, Colyn Schmitz took over the cage. Jackson forced a turnover to give Haverstrom and ground ball and goal with 7:05 left. Evan Townsend picked up a forced turnover as Haverstrom wrapped the scoring up to end the game 17-7.