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MAAC Semis: Monmouth Locks it Down; Manhattan Tops Canisius - Vimarsana News

MAAC Semis: Monmouth Locks it Down; Manhattan Tops Canisius

Manhattan is bound for the MAAC championship game after a decisive 10-5 win over Canisius. The Jaspers scored three-straight goals to start and never let go of the lead to return to the title game for the first time since 2009. Manhattan won the league in 2002, its lone title. It’s a good week for coach Drew Kelleher, who along with his wife Morgan welcomed their son Carson on Tuesday and was named the league’s coach of the year last Wednesday. Kyle Gucwa had a hat trick and an assist, Liam Walshe had two goals and an assist, and Trevor Pelletier added a pair of goals. Brendan Krebs made ...

Monmouth spoils epic game from Siena goalie Yanchoris, in 2OT - Vimarsana News

Monmouth spoils epic game from Siena goalie Yanchoris, in 2OT

Monmouth spoils epic game from Siena goalie Yanchoris, in 2OT | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS ERICA MILLER/THE DAILY GAZETTE Siena men's lacrosse coach Liam Gleason's team lost 7-6 to Monmouth in double overtime on Saturday. Shares0 A sliver of time, and of space. For almost 33 minutes — the equivalent of over an entire half of lacrosse — Siena goalie Chris Yanchoris gave them neither. He gave them nothing. But 2.7 seconds left in regulation was enough time, and a tiny window from a tight angle was enough space for Monmouth to tie the game. Then the Hawks’ Andrew Duswalt popped in a rebou...

Men's DI Roundup: Vermont Tops UAlbany; Mark Leads LIU's Historic Win; Delaware's CAA Rout - Vimarsana News

Men's DI Roundup: Vermont Tops UAlbany; Mark Leads LIU's Historic Win; Delaware's CAA Rout

They proved all that right in a 14-12 win at No. 14 UAlbany. "Very proud of these Cats for getting their first win at UAlbany," said coach Chris Feifs in a release. "We know there is still much to improve from our performance today but happy with the grit we showed to dig in against a very talented UAlbany team. Liam Limoges and Ryan Cornell especially rose to the challenge and were outstanding today for us. Back to work on Monday for NJIT." For Vermont, it showed some key things: First, Michael McCormack’s continued emergence as a threat. The Middlebury transfer stretches the field for Ver...