Jonathan Mayer
21
Winner Houghton HCM20 3-2
12
Keystone KCML 0-3
Winner
Houghton HCM20
3-2
21
Final
12
Keystone KCML
0-3
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Houghton HCM20 3 7 5 6 21
Keystone KCML 2 4 2 4 12

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse |

Highlander Men Bounce Back Against Keystone

La Plume, PA – The Houghton College men's lacrosse team broke a two-game skid by picking up a non-conference road win at Keystone College on Tuesday, 21-12.  

The 21 goals tied a program record. 

The Highlanders jumped out to a 2-0 lead thanks to Michael Wrobel and Joel Bean goals in the first quarter. The Giants responded and were able to keep the game in control ending the first with a 3-2 Houghton lead.

In the second quarter, the Highlander offense caught fire. Jonathan Mayer scored a pair of goals in the first minute of play in a man-up situation and then Nathan Anderson added a pair of his own goals to extend the Highlander lead to 7-2 within the next three minutes. By halftime, the Highlanders held on to a 10-6 lead.

Keystone struck first in the third quarter to cut the lead to three, but the Highlanders would return five unanswered goals to make it a 15-7 ballgame courtesy of three Jonathan Mayer goals as well as scores by Austin Andryshak and Stephen Gonzalez.

The Highlanders would keep control in the fourth quarter by outpacing Keystone 6-4 to take home the 21-12 victory.
 
GAME VITALS
Score: Houghton – 21 | Keystone (PA) - 12
Records: Houghton: 3-2-0 | Keystone (PA): 0-3-0
Venue: Turf Field Complex 

SCORING SUMMARY
 
Team Period Time Scored By Assisted By HCM20 KCML
HCM20 1st 12:10 Michael Wrobel Unassisted 1 0
HCM20 1st 11:15 Joel Bean Nathan Anderson 2 0
KCML 1st 08:31 Jordan Smith Marcus Sessoms 2 1
HCM20 1st 06:16 Austin Andryshak Unassisted 3 1
KCML 1st 04:47 Matt McDonald Izaiah Simon 3 2
HCM20 2nd 14:40 Jonathan Mayer (UP) Nathan Anderson 4 2
HCM20 2nd 14:01 Jonathan Mayer (UP) Austin Andryshak 5 2
HCM20 2nd 13:22 Nathan Anderson (UP) Unassisted 6 2
HCM20 2nd 11:28 Nathan Anderson Lyle Warrior 7 2
KCML 2nd 10:04 Jordan Smith Matt McDonald 7 3
HCM20 2nd 07:13 Austin Andryshak Michael Wrobel 8 3
KCML 2nd 06:14 Matt McDonald Marcus Sessoms 8 4
HCM20 2nd 04:52 Michael Wrobel Austin Andryshak 9 4
KCML 2nd 03:15 Izaiah Simon Unassisted 9 5
KCML 2nd 02:37 Maurice Boone Unassisted 9 6
HCM20 2nd 01:53 Nathan Anderson Unassisted 10 6
KCML 3rd 11:57 Kevin Coates (UP) Matt McDonald 10 7
HCM20 3rd 09:39 Jonathan Mayer Lyle Warrior 11 7
HCM20 3rd 07:43 Austin Andryshak Nathan Anderson 12 7
HCM20 3rd 06:32 Jonathan Mayer Stephen Gonzalez 13 7
HCM20 3rd 01:18 Jonathan Mayer Austin Andryshak 14 7
HCM20 3rd 00:33 Stephen Gonzalez Jonathan Mayer 15 7
KCML 3rd 00:05 Izaiah Simon Bobby Williams 15 8
KCML 4th 14:08 Marcus Sessoms Jordan Smith 15 9
HCM20 4th 13:15 Jonathan Mayer Unassisted 16 9
KCML 4th 12:22 Jordan Smith Maurice Boone 16 10
HCM20 4th 11:50 Nathan Anderson Austin Andryshak 17 10
HCM20 4th 10:51 Jonathan Mayer Unassisted 18 10
HCM20 4th 09:13 Austin Andryshak Jonathan Mayer 19 10
HCM20 4th 08:06 Daniel Williamson Lyle Warrior 20 10
KCML 4th 07:48 Montez Gaskin Unassisted 20 11
HCM20 4th 06:44 Joel Bean Unassisted 21 11
KCML 4th 00:02 Jordan Smith Unassisted 21 12

NOTABLE STATS
 
. >>Jonathan Mayer led the Highlander scoring attack with a career-high seven goals tying him for third in Highlander history for most goals in a single game. Mayer also captured three ground balls and caused five turnovers.  

>> Nathan Anderson added a season-high four goals along with three assists, 13 ground balls, and three caused turnovers for the Highlanders.  

>>Austin Andryshak also scored four goals, dished four assists, and caused two turnovers for Houghton—all season highs for Andryshak.  

>>Houghton out-shot Keystone 56-37 in the contest and cleared 11 of their 13 attempts.  

>>Houghton's control of possessions in the game proved to be the key factor. The Highlanders won the ground ball battle 40-36, won 20 of 36 face offs, and turned the ball over just 16 times compared to Keystone's 27.

>>The 56 shots and 14 assists were also team program game records.

COACH'S CORNER
"It was a good team win tonight. We were down two starting defenders, so it was good to see other people step up for us. Titus Snavely helped lead the defense tonight, and Jon Mayer's nine points led the way for our offense. It will be good to have a few days of practice before our next game."
-Coach Andrew Lundeen

UP NEXT
The Highlanders will travel to Alfred State for a non-conference game on Tuesday, March 17th. The opening face off is set for 4:00 p.m.
 
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