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Stockel Scores Four as Men's Lacrosse Downs Binghamton, 12-7
3/6/2010 8:11:46 PM | Men's Lacrosse
Box Score
Kevin Stockel scored four goals and added an assist as Drexel defeated Binghamton in a non-conference game, 12-7. It was the third straight win for the Dragons, who improved to 3-1. Binghamton dropped to 1-3.
Stockel had a goal and an assist in the opening quarter as Drexel raced out to a 5-2 lead. The Drexel lead increased to five goals in the second quarter as the Dragons went to intermission ahead 8-3.
In the third quarter, Stockel scored just 1:08 into the period, giving Drexel its largest lead of the day. The Bearcats got the next two goals over the ensuing 15 minutes of play but Stockel made it 10-5 with 11:26 remaining in regulation. Each team scored twice more during the rest of the fourth quarter.
Adam Dennis had a big day for the Dragons, finding the net on three occasions. Scott Perri added two goals and an assist for Drexel.
Freshman attack Matt Springer led the Bearcats with a two goals. Fellow freshman attack Tyler Perrelle finished with a goal and two assists.
Binghamton outshot Drexel 34-28 but Mark Manos finished with 13 saves in the winning effort.
Drexel host nationally-ranked Notre Dame on Tuesday afternoon at Vidas Field. Game time is set for 4 p.m.
Kevin Stockel scored four goals and added an assist as Drexel defeated Binghamton in a non-conference game, 12-7. It was the third straight win for the Dragons, who improved to 3-1. Binghamton dropped to 1-3.
Stockel had a goal and an assist in the opening quarter as Drexel raced out to a 5-2 lead. The Drexel lead increased to five goals in the second quarter as the Dragons went to intermission ahead 8-3.
In the third quarter, Stockel scored just 1:08 into the period, giving Drexel its largest lead of the day. The Bearcats got the next two goals over the ensuing 15 minutes of play but Stockel made it 10-5 with 11:26 remaining in regulation. Each team scored twice more during the rest of the fourth quarter.
Adam Dennis had a big day for the Dragons, finding the net on three occasions. Scott Perri added two goals and an assist for Drexel.
Freshman attack Matt Springer led the Bearcats with a two goals. Fellow freshman attack Tyler Perrelle finished with a goal and two assists.
Binghamton outshot Drexel 34-28 but Mark Manos finished with 13 saves in the winning effort.
Drexel host nationally-ranked Notre Dame on Tuesday afternoon at Vidas Field. Game time is set for 4 p.m.
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