Liberty Semifinal: St. Lawrence Men's Season Ends at R.I.T. 19-9

Canton native Bobby Wells (9) blasts the point blank shot on goal past the Middlebury goalie to score for St. Lawrence tying the game at 3-3 in the first quarter. Middlebury nipped the Saints late in the fourth quarter to capture the 11-10 victory.  (Cody Jenne photo)

Clarkson's Bryan Penny (21) lasers a shot between two St. Lawrence University defenders and past Saints goalie Michael Marinello (18) to cut the St. Lawrence lead to 8-7 in the third quarter. The Saints held off the Golden Knights with an overtime goal to Ben Hutchinson to secure the 10-9 overtime victory in the Liberty League quaterfinals. (Cody Jenne photo)

Clarkson and SUNY Potsdam men's lacrosse faced off in their crosstown rivalry game on March 28th.  Potsdam jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the second quarter, but the knights rallied in the third quarter to gain the lead, then held off the Bears for a 7-5 non-conference victory.  (Bob LaRue photo)

SUNY Geneseo defeated the SUNY Potsdam men's lacrosse team 15-2. Sophomore midfielder Drew Rose (32) from Brasher Falls/St. Lawrence Central) scored both goals for the Bears. Christian Marcello, Jr. led the Knights with six points on two goals and four assists.  (Kyton Deon photo)

Clarkson and SUNY Potsdam men's lacrosse faced off in their crosstown rivalry game on March 28th.  Potsdam jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the second quarter, but the knights rallied in the third quarter to gain the lead, then held off the Bears for a 7-5 non-conference victory.  (Bob LaRue photo)

SUNY Plattsburgh's Michael Swift (19) celebrates after scoring a goal against SUNY Potsdam, drawing the Cardinals to within four goals, 6-2 in the second quarter.  However, the Cardinals fell to Potsdam 14-10.  (Bob LaRue photo)

04/27/22: The Potsdam Bears (5-7, 2-4) defeated Plattsburgh State (3-12, 0-6) on Wednesday night in a close contest, as the Bears defeated the Cardinals 14-10. With the Cards eliminated from playoff contention, they look towards their final game on Saturday when they welcome New Paltz to town at 1 p.m. Stephen Kane (Hampden, MA/Minnechaugh Regional) was the team's leading goal scorer as he upped his season total to 41 goals with four made shots on Wednesday night. He leads John Eiseman (Farmingville, NY/Sachem East), who scored twice himself against Potsdam, by 26 goals for the team lead. Christian Bassi (Windham, NH/Kimball Union Academy) made 12 saves in net as he took the loss in goal.  The Bears jumped out to a quick lead with a man-up goal at 12:56 to kick off the scoring in this SUNYAC contest. Potsdam would score four more goals to lead 5-0, capped off by a Drew Rose goal at 4:08. Plattsburgh finally got on the board when Zach Gill (Miller Place, NY/Rocky Point) connected on an unassisted shot to bring the Cards within four. The second period saw some more even play as the teams tied each other at two goals apiece in the quarter. Michael Swift (New Rochelle, NY/New Rochelle) and Kane put the two shots in as the Cardinals went into halftime trailing 7-3.  The Bears once again came out strong to start a quarter, scoring twice in the first four minutes to go up six on Plattsburgh. Gill added another goal and Eiseman added a man-up goal not long after the Bears scored their tenth goal to make the score 10-5. Potsdam, however, put two shots into the net in the final two minutes to head into the fourth quarter with a seven-goal advantage. The Cardinals would not go down easily, scoring four straight goals before to pull within three goals with 2:30 to play. Peyton Walsh of Potsdam put his team back up by four with a score at the 2:11 mark that was quickly followed by Kane's fourth goal of the game. Alec Miller sealed the game for the Bears with his shot at 25 seconds. Plattsburgh State outshot Potsdam 41-39 over the entire 60 minutes, even after the Bears outshot the Cardinals 13-5 in the first quarter. Plattsburgh State held the advantage in turnovers, ground balls, and face-offs, but Potsdam was more accurate around the, getting four more shots on goal than the Cardinals. Gustav Rugg (Haverstraw NY/North Rockland) had three assists for Plattsburgh while Brendan Heggers (Rocky Point, NY/Rocky Point) had 11 ground balls and was 14-20 in the face-off circle. Justin Rocovich (Bohemia, NY/Connetquot) picked up three ground balls for the Cards and also forced two turnovers at the defensive end. Plattsburgh State will celebrate 12 seniors on Saturday at 1 p.m. for Senior Day when they face New Paltz. 

An overhand shot by SUNY Canton’s Hunter Olsen (20) ripples the side of the net, giving the oos a 3-1 lead in the first quarter. Canton gained a 5-3 lead at the end of the first frame, but faded to a 6-6 tie at the half.  Eight straight goals by New England in the third period sparked a 17-8 win in the North Atlantic Conference title. (Sam Wangerin photo)

A SUNY Oswego attacker dashes toward the SUNY Canton goal looking for a way past Kangaroos' defender Brandon Rodee (16) and goaltender Kody Kocsis (15) early in the first quarter. The Lakers stormed past SUNY Canton in an 18-6 victory.  (Cody Jenne photo)  Game Gallery

May 4: Hunter Olsen finished with a team-best six points but a strong second half carried visiting New England College to its fourth straight North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Championship, 17-8, on Saturday.  SUNY Canton jumped out to a 5-3 lead after the opening quarter behind three goals and an assist from Olsen in the opening 15 minutes. With the hosts leading 6-4 with just more than six minutes remaining New England College scored twice over the final 5:31 as the teams headed to intermission tied at 6-6 in a highly entertaining first half. The Pilgrims scored the first nine goals of the second half spanning early into the fourth quarter, running off 11 straight scores overall to open up a 15-6 advantage 23 seconds into the final frame. Josh Yelvington and Noah Robinson broke the scoring drought with back-to-back tallies 48 seconds apart but NEC earned the victory. Olsen paced the hosts with three goals and three assists, while Robinson finished with two goals and two assists. Yelvington recorded two goals and an assist. Connor Smith led the Pilgrims with six goals and one assists and Reilly Parker posted three goals and four assists. Patrick Storie chipped in two goals and three assists, while Charles Hacking added a goal and two assists. Austin Frankel went 16-for-22 in the X and picked up a game-best 12 ground balls. Kody Kocsis made a season-high 23 saves in the loss including 11 in the first half while allowing just six first-half goals. William Platt turned aside 12 shots in the victory. Reilly Parker was named the Tournament's Most Valuable Player, joining Smith, Frankel and Connor Smith on the All-Tournament Team. Yelvington, Olsen and Brandon Schmidt earned spots on the All-Tournament Team for SUNY Canton.  This concludes the Roos 2019 season. NEC earns the NAC's automatic qualifier to the 2019 NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championship.

NAC Men's Lacrosse All-Tournament
NEC – Reilly Parker (MVP)
NEC – Connor Fries
NEC – Connor Smith
NEC – Austin Frankel
SUNY Canton – Hunter Olsen
SUNY Canton – Brandon Schmidt
SUNY Canton – Josh Yelvington
Dean – Anthony Trasacco
Dean – Alex Govoni
Delhi – Nick Dower
Delhi – Matt Miceus

April 27: Senior Josh Yelvington set a number of single-season and career program records as the SUNY Canton men's lacrosse team earned a 15-11 win v. Dean College to earn a berth in the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Championship. The Roos, the No. 1 NAC seed, will host New England College (NEC) next Saturday in the championship game. NEC, the New England Collegiate Conference's No. 1 seed defeated SUNY Delhi, the NAC No. 2 seed, 12-3. Yelvington scored six goals and added an assist on Saturday as he now owns the Roos D-III era single-season records for both goals (48) and points (70). The senior also moved into first place in the record books with 116 career goals and 153 career points. The Roos jumped out to a 4-2 lead after the opening quarter behind three goals and an assist from Yelvington. Canton held an 11-5 shots on goal advantage over the opening 15 minutes. SUNY Canton continued to control play in the second half as they took an 8-4 lead into intermission. The hosts held a 19-11 shots on goal advantage. Yelvington led all players with four goals and an assist, Jacob Facey had two goals and an assist and Hunter Olsen and Noah Robinson recorded a goal and assist each. Louis Piccolo paced the Bulldogs with a pair of goals. Canton held an 11-4 lead in the third quarter but Dean scored three of the next four goals to get within 12-7 after three quarters. The Bulldogs trimmed the lead to 12-8 and 13-9 in the fourth quarter but Canton would not allow the lead to get any closer than four. Yelvington led all players with seven points and six goals. Olsen also recorded a hat trick and added an assist. Andrew Garrett totaled two goals and two assists, while Facey and Robinson had two goals and an assist each. Nick Walberger won 16 faceoffs and picked up a game-high 10 ground balls. Eli Kocsis recorded eight ground balls in the midfield, while Blaze Benedict caused a game-best four caused turnovers to go with three ground balls. Kody Kocsis made 13 saves in the win, while Alex Govoni turned aside 17 shots in the loss. Anthony Trasacco totaled five goals and an assist for the Bulldogs, while Brody Fredericks dished out a game-best five assists. Louis Piccolo also recorded a hat trick and Juniel Jordan found the back of the net twice. The Roos held the upper hand in shots on goal (32-24), ground balls (55-34) and faceoff wins (18-11).

Clarkson's Julia Lavarnway (8) fires a shot past the St. Lawrence University goalie to cut into the Saints' lead to 12-9 over the Golden Knights in the third quarter. Clarkson fell to St. Lawrence University 18-16. (Cody Jenne photo)

March 7: Over the final five minutes SUNY Geneseo scored four times to turn a tie game into a 12-8 defeat for the Clarkson University Women's Lacrosse team in the Golden Knights' home opener on Saturday afternoon. Clarkson fell to 2-1 on the year with the loss and will take on 20th-ranked Brockport on Wednesday. Geneseo, 23rd in the country in the latest poll, improved to 4-1 on the year. Geneseo scored just 21 seconds into the game and then picked up a second goal less than three minutes later to take an early 2-0 lead, but the two teams traded goals over the next 15 minutes as Clarkson was down by two, 4-2. The Golden Knights pulled to within one late in the half on a score from Aubrey Borgesi at 3:09, and the Knights tied the game at 4-4 less than 30 seconds into the second half when Sydney Roderick found Abby Collins in front at 29:34. The game remained tight for the next 15 minutes as neither team could ever muster more than a one goal lead. Clarkson led by one (7-6) when Borgesi scored a minute into an extra-attacker chance at 20:06, but Geneseo responded with two goals, though they were nine minutes apart, to take an 8-6 lead at 7:03. Roderick wove through traffic at 5:15 to tie the game 8-8 and it appeared as if the game might go down to the wire. Geneseo scored just 14 seconds after Roderick's goal to regain the lead, and Megan Henderson picked up another score at 4:07 for a two-goal advantage for the visitors. Clarkson won the ensuing draw and tried to set up its offense, but a minute later Geneseo picked up a loose ball in front of the goal and was successful with its clear. Over the next two minutes, Clarkson did regain possession but was unable to get a shot off. Geneseo scored an insurance goal with 28 seconds left when Megan Henderson tallied and Geneseo won the ensuing draw, adding another goal in the final second when everyone but the players who combined on it were letting the final clicks go off the clock. Roderick scored five points on three goals and two assists while Borgesi scored three times. Lexi Smith added two points with a goal and one assist. Katie Sergeant caused five turnovers and contributed four groundballs and Sarah Duhaime notched four groundballs while causing three turnovers. Emily Fischer was solid in net, making 15 saves and also contributing six groundballs. For Geneseo, Tessa Doody scored six points on three goals and three assists while Megan Henderson was busy with three goals, three groundballs, three caused turnovers and seven draws. Hannah Marafioti added four points on two goals and two assists and Caroline McGuigan produced five groundballs while Caitlyn Merkel caused five turnovers. Margaret Rosaschi made nine saves for Geneseo.

March 4: A year ago, the Clarkson University Women's Lacrosse team had trouble getting shots past Oswego State's goalkeeper Elianna Sanchez in a two-goal loss. That was the case again on Wednesday, but this time the Golden Knights' defense did its part in limiting Oswego's offense in a 9-5 victory over the Lakers. The Golden Knights moved to 2-0 on the season while the Lakers fell to 1-2. Clarkson will play host on Saturday when the Green and Gold take on SUNY Geneseo at 12:00 noon on Hantz Field. Oswego scored the first goal of the game less than three minutes in, but that was the only tally the Lakers would muster for the entire first half as Clarkson goalkeeper Emily Fischer was up to the task with four first half saves and the rest of the Green and Gold defense forced Oswego's shots off target. At the other end, sophomore Sydney Roderick found a favorite target of the day in Aubrey Borgesi, locating the senior midfielder three times in a stretch of 12:35 to give the Knights a 3-1 lead. Late in the half, Lexi Smith notched a score to put the Knights up 4-1 at the break. Besides the scoreboard, Clarkson only led Oswego in shots on goal at the half (8-5), trailing in shots overall (11-9), draws (4-2), and groundballs (5-4). The Lakers appeared to have solved Clarkson's defense in the early going of the second half as Montana Garrett notched a score for Oswego just 93 seconds into the half, but again Clarkson clamped down with a strong defensive effort, allowing only three shots in the next dozen minutes. The Knights were equally muzzled, with only Roderick finding the back of the net at 22:49 to return the margin to three goals at 5-2. Oswego briefly challenged the Knights again midway through the period with another goal by Beck, but Clarkson responded with two goals just 62 seconds apart from Katie Sergeant and Julia Lavarnway to push the lead back to four. Two-plus minutes later, Lexi Smith converted from a few meters away at the 11:17 mark to give the Knights their biggest lead of the game at five (8-3). Following the eighth goal by the Knights, Oswego controlled possession of the ball as Clarkson struggled to get out of its own end, turning the ball over and allowing the Lakers multiple chances to get back into the game. Oswego took advantage, scoring twice in a span of 90 seconds with just under six minutes to play to get back into the game, 8-5. After a timeout, Clarkson put together two solid possessions, with the second one results in a free-position goal by Abby Collins at 2:45, which pretty much put the game away, considered the Lakers' stunted offense. Emily Fischer finished with eight saves for the Knights, while Roderick had five points on a goal and four assists. Borgesi scored three goals and Lexi Smith had three points on two goals and an assist. Collins and Borgesi each earned three draws for the Knights. For Oswego, Montana Garrett had three goals and Molly Beck had two scores. Elianna Sanchez ended up with seven saves. Oswego had a modest 21-20 lead in shots, though Clarkson held the advantage in shots on goal at 16-13. Clarkson also won the battle of draws at 10-6, though Oswego produced 16 groundballs to the Knights' nine.

SUNY Canton’s Cecelia Neally (9) lasers the shot top shelf to extent the Roos' dominant lead near the end of the second half. SUNY Canton produced a dominant 13-2 lead before halftime, before going on to defeat Maine-Farmington 19-4 and win the 2019 North Atlantic Women's Lacrosse Championship. (Sam Wangerin photo)

St. Lawrence University’s Hannah Drechsel (18) drives the ball past SUNY Canton goalie Madison Leary (30) to score a goal for the Saints in the first half to take a 3-0 lead.  St. Lawrence netted eight goals in the second half to capture the 13-6 victory over the Roos. (Cody Jenne photo) Game Gallery

SUNY Canton’s Ellarose Lemay (2) blasts a shot past the Husson goalie  in the closing minutes of the second half to stake the Roos to a 13-goal lead over Husson. The Kangaroos captured a 17-3 victory over Husson on Saturday.  (Cody Jenne photo)  Game Gallery   

May 4: Canton, NY – Jessica Pele, MaryClare Bowes and Molly Denny combined for 16 points as the SUNY Canton women's lacrosse team earned a 19-4 win v. Maine Farmington to capture the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Women's Lacrosse Championship on Saturday. The Roos made school history as they became the first SUNY Canton team to earn a trip to the NCAA Tournament, earning the NAC's automatic qualifier to the 2019 NCAA Division III Championship. Pele led all players with six points (four goals, two assists), eight ground balls, five caused turnovers and added four draw controls. Bowes (five goals) and Molly Denny (two goals, three assists) finished with five points each. Denny set a new single-season program record with 90 points, while Bowes reached the 200-career point mark. Erin Parks recorded a pair of goals, while Logan Bush and Cecelia Neally had a goal and assist each. Allison Wakefield, EllaRose LeMay, Stephanie Thayer and Emily Vogt also scored for SUNY Canton. The hosts jumped out to a 5-1 lead and took a 13-2 advantage into intermission. The Roos continued to control play after halftime outscoring the Beavers, 6-2. Isabella Monbouquette paced UMF with two goals and two assists, while Samantha Cross and Kaya Backman also scored. Mia Jermano totaled five caused turnovers for the Roos, while Bush tallied four draw controls. Nicole Piskorowski played the first half and earned the win, while Madison Leary took over in relief for the second half as neither Canton goalie made a save, while allowing two goals each. Heather Boland totaled 12 stops for the Beavers. Pele was named the Most Valuable Player of the Tournament after posting seven goals, four assists, 11 ground balls, nine draw controls and six caused turnovers in the tournament. Bowes, Denny and Bush joined her on the All-Tournament Team, while Bouquette, Cross and Boland earned spots on the All-Tournament Team for the visitors.

April 28: Canton, NY -- Molly Denny led all players with five goals and tied the single-season program points mark as the SUNY Canton women's lacrosse team cruised to a 20-4 win v. Husson University in a North Atlantic Conference (NAC) semifinal contest on Saturday. The Roos will host Maine Farmington next Saturday for the NAC Championship with the winner advancing to the NCAA Tournament. The Beavers defeated Maine Maritime Academy in another NAC semifinal contest, 12-4, on Saturday. Denny now sits at 85 goals on the season which ties the mark set by Tressa Goolden during the 2015 season. Denny led all players with five goals and two assists, while Jessica Pele added three goals and two assists. MaryClare Bowes and Stephanie Thayer totaled two goals and two assists each, while Lindsey Ingram, Cecelia Neally and EllaRose LeMay all scored twice. Erin Grandaw and Logan Bush scored once each, while Bush and Pele added game-highs of five draw controls. Denny chipped in five ground balls and four draw controls, while Mia Jermano caused a game-high three turnovers to go with four ground balls. Canton scored the first 10 goals of the game and took a commanding 15-1 lead into intermission. Husson scored three second-half goals as the Roos cruised to victory. Madison Leary stopped one shot in the start to earn the win, while Nicole Piskorowski turned aside two shots after halftime. Mallory Burchill made 10 saves for the Eagles. Maddy Olsen scored twice for Husson, while Cali Newton and Sierra Connor-Schade had one score each. SUNY Canton controlled shots on goal (30-7), ground balls (25-18), draw controls (18-7) and were 8-for-13 on free-position shots. The Roos host Maine Farmington on Saturday, May 4th in the NAC Championship game. The winner advances to the 2019 Division III Women's Lacrosse Tournament. Game time next Saturday is to be announced.

SUNY Plattsburgh’s Leah Herman (12) blasts a shot onto the Clarkson goal in the first half.  However, the shot was blocked by Golden Knights' goalie Carolynn Pechmann (00) to keep the Cardinals scoreless. Clarkson captured the 24-2 victory over the Cardinals. (Cody Jenne photo) Game Gallery

April 10: Freshman goalie Alexa Cassidy (Warwick, N.Y./Warwick) made a career-high 12 saves and freshman attacker Emily Caoili (Lagrangeville, N.Y./Arlington) scored twice, but the Plattsburgh State women's lacrosse team fell, 24-2, to Clarkson University in non-conference action Wednesday afternoon at Hantz Turf Field.   Clarkson finished with the upper hand in shots (44-8), ground balls (26-18) and draw controls (16-12) while converting on 5-of-9 free-position shots. On clears, the Cardinals were 6-for-15, while the Golden Knights were 17-for-19.   Plattsburgh State falls to 1-11 overall with the loss and next hosts Oswego State on Saturday, April 13, at 1 p.m. Clarkson rises to 6-6 overall with the win and hosts the Rochester Institute of Technology next on Saturday, April 13, at 3 p.m.   Caoili scored both of the Cardinals' goals, while Cassidy scooped up a team-high five ground balls. Sophomore attacker/midfielder Kerri Corcoran (Rockville, Md./Richard Montgomery) led Plattsburgh State on the draw with five draw controls.   For Clarkson, junior attacker/midfielder Emma Andrews led the way with six points on three goals and three assists, while senior attacker/midfielder Jaid Baytos tallied five points on four goals and an assist. Junior attacker Aubrey Borgesi scored four times, while freshman attacker Sydney Roderick (three assists), junior Katie Sergeant (three goals), freshman midfielder Mia Petrone (three goals) and junior midfielder Abby Collins (one goal, two assists) all notched three points. Borgesi finished with four draw controls and three ground balls, while Baytos, Roderick and freshman midfielder Abigail Johnson all caused two turnovers.   The Golden Knights used four goalies in the win, with the quartet combining for five saves.

April 6: Junior attacker Katelyn McGlauflin (Scotia, N.Y./Scotia-Glenville) scored for the Plattsburgh State women's lacrosse team in the Cardinals' 23-1 loss to The College at Brockport Saturday afternoon at Bob Boozer Field in State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) action.   The Golden Eagles finished with the upper hand in shots (38-6), ground balls (22-9) and draw controls (18-7) in addition to going 3-for-5 on free-position shots. On clears, the Cardinals were 4-for-14, while the Golden Eagles were 10-for-10.   Plattsburgh State falls to 1-10 overall (0-5 SUNYAC) with the loss and next visits non-conference Clarkson University on Wednesday, April 10, at 4 p.m. Brockport rises to 9-1 overall (4-0 SUNYAC) with the win and visits Fredonia next on Wednesday, April 10, at 4 p.m.   Sophomore attacker/midfielder Kerri Corcoran (Rockville, Md./Richard Montgomery) controlled three draws, caused a turnover and scooped up a ground ball, while freshman goalie Alexa Cassidy (Warwick, N.Y./Warwick) collected two ground balls.   Offensively, the Golden Eagles were led by senior attacker Sara Grapevine and freshman attacker Allison Jennings, who had eight points (three goals, five assists) and seven points (five goals, two assists), respectively. Junior attacker Chloe Kurst registered six points on two goals and four assists, while senior midfielder Hannah Cullen (two goals, two assists) and graduate student attacker Heather Conklin (four goals) each finished with four points. Freshman midfielder Julie Carballo scooped up five ground balls and controlled two draws, while senior defender Nikki Nolan and sophomore defender Lyndsie Pratt each recorded five draw controls.   Cassidy made nine saves in the loss for Plattsburgh State, while freshman goalie Morgan Elmer turned aside four shots in the win for Brockport.

SUNY Potsdam’s Zoe Morgenroth (17) rips the shot toward net that was blocked by a SUNY Poly defensive player.  Potsdam steadily pulled away in a high-scoring second half to capture the 20-12 SUNYAC Conference victory over SUNY Poly. (Sam Wangerin photo)  Game Gallery

Potsdam’s Lane Pearl (21) places the ball in the back of the net past Morrisville’s goaltender to trim the Mustangs' lead to 5-2 in the first half.  Morrisville grabbed an 11-6 lead, before escaping Potsdam''s late rally, edging the Bears 12-11 in SUNYAC play. (Josh Wangerin photos) Game Gallery

April 25:  The SUNY Potsdam women's lacrosse team (5-11, 2-6 SUNYAC) battled 17th-ranked Fredonia State (14-2, 7-1) for 60 minutes, before bowing to the Blue Devils 9-6 on Saturday afternoon. In her final game, senior captain Margaret Wall (Rochester, N.Y./Aquinas) scored two goals for the Bears and junior attack Bri McClusky (Watertown, N.Y./Immaculate Heart) added four assists to set the Potsdam single-season assists record with 34. Katie Kleine led the Blue Devils with three goals and two assists.   Kleine set up Katie Glagolev to open the scoring 2:55 into the game. Wall answered at 26:32 on a helper from McClusky to start a 3-0 run. The duo repeated the scoring at 14:19 and McClusky set up senior attack Bailey Weigel at 12:31 to give the Bears a 3-1 lead. Fredonia closed the half with three straight goals and took a 4-3 lead into the break. Shelby DePew scored two in a row and Audrey Yokopovich got the final goal of the half at 3:27. All three markers came on assists from Marissa Cussins.   Kristie Kleine put the Blue Devils up 5-3 at 27:42 of the final period, but senior captain Emily Petit (Queensbury, N.Y./Queensbury) countered to get Potsdam back within one 44 seconds later. Fredonia scored four straight in a 2:40 span to build a 9-4 lead with 16:39 to play. Katie Kleine scored all three of her goals during the stretch. With 41 seconds left, McClusky connected with sophomore attack Michaela Cole (Parishville, N.Y./Parishville-Hopkinton). Sophomore attack Katie Lapinski (Canton, N.Y./Hugh C. Williams) closed the scoring 21 seconds later for the 9-6 final.   In goal, Potsdam sophomore Devan Olschewske (Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua) made 11 saves. Nicole Burrows earned the win with four saves for Fredonia.   The loss brings to a close the careers of seniors Wall, Weigel, Petit, Katie Putnam (Chittenango, N.Y./Chittenango) and Cheyenne Lazore (Akwesasne, N.Y./Salmon River).   Wall finishes her career ranked seventh in scoring with 106 points and fourth in goals with 90.   Weigel is fourth in scoring with 143 points, fifth in goals (89), third in assists (54) and first in draw controls (324).   Petit totaled 33 goals and 15 assists for 48 points. She finishes her career as the program's all-time leader in ground balls (170), caused turnovers (86) and games-started (57) and is sixth in draw controls (81).   Putnam recorded 11 points on 10 goals and an assist along with 69 ground balls, 28 caused turnovers and 11 draw controls.   Heading into next season, McClusky is already fifth on the Bears all-time scoring list with 130 points. She is ninth in goals (67) and second in assists (63).

St. Lawrence University's Neve Lye (37) battles her way through the Clarkson defense to fire the top-shelf shot for the goal extending the Saints lead to 10-7 over the Golden Knights in the third quarter.  St. Lawrence held off  a late Clarkson rally to win 18-16. (Cody Jenne photo)

April 25: The St. Lawrence University Women's Lacrosse team ended the 2015 season in impressive fashion with five different players netting two goals each in a 17-4 win over Bard College Saturday afternoon in the season finale at Ferrari Field at Annandale-on-Hudson.Abigail Owens, Hayden Stein and Kayla Schmalz each scored twice in the first half while Julia Mitguy and Allie Cornell-Roberts added a goal in each half as the Saints built an early 10-1 lead and cruised to the 17-4 win.Chloe Knapp scored the first St. Lawrence (4-11 Overall, 2-7 Liberty League) goal 38 seconds into the game but Bard (2-13, 0-9) tied the score two minutes later. The Saints then score the next nine straight goal to build a 10-1 lead. After Stein scored her second goal of the game with 1:20 left in the half, Bard rallied to score the final two goals of the period in the final minute of play and the teams went into the halftime intermission with the Saints leading 11-4.The St. Lawrence defense did not allow a second-half goal and the Saints scored four times in the first 10 minutes of the half to build a double-digit lead. St. Lawrence scored twice down the stretch including one goal by senior goalie Adden Cunningham who had been inserted into the game as an offensive player after starting the game in the Saints goal.Ashley Norris and Ashley Noble added second half goals while Kiera Taussig and Jill Carlton each scored once in the first half of play.Cunningham started in goal and played the first 14:28 with no saves before Cricket Wemyss was inserted to play the final 45:32 of the game making four saves.