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2010 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME 14
NCAA TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND - MAY 15 AT
#3 MARYLAND:
Junior attackman Ryan Young scored both of his goals during a 7-1 second
half Terrapin spurt to lead third-seeded Maryland to an 11-8 victory over
the Hofstra Pride at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium, in the first round of
the 2010 NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Championship.
Hofstra was led by juniors Jay Card with four goals and Tim Holman
with career-highs of two goals and two assists. Junior Stephen Bentz
and sophomore Kevin Ford each added a goal for the Pride. Sophomore
goalie Andrew Gvozden posted a season-high 13 saves in the Hofstra cage
in 55 minutes of work. Including Young, who also notched an assist in
the contest, Maryland had 10 different players score goals. Senior Will
Yeatman tallied a goal and two assists, and sophomore Joe Cummings
added a goal and an assist. Senior goalie Brian Phipps posted 14 saves in
the Maryland cage, including six in the fourth quarter to keep the Pride
away.
In a hard-fought contest, the Terrapins took a 4-3 lead into the locker room
at halftime. But the Pride came out in the third quarter and scored twice in
the first 6:20 to take their first and only lead of the game at 5-4. Ford tied
the game for Hofstra on an eight-yard runner from the left side of Phipps. It
was Ford’s 15th goal of the season. Holman, a short-stick defensive middie
who entered the game with one goal in his career, gave the Pride a shortlived
lead with his first goal of the year-an unassisted tally-intercepting a
pass near midfield, charging toward the Maryland cage and beating Phipps
from nine yards.
But just 64 seconds later, Cummings tied the game for Maryland with
his 15th of the year, beating Gvozden high to the far side of the cage.
Sophomore Jake Bernhardt gave the Terrapins the lead for good with 5:06
to play in the third on a bullet from 12 yards out that beat Gvozden down
low. Senior Dean Hart boosted the lead to 7-5, coming around the back
of the cage for his third goal of the season with 2:43 to play in the third.
Holman ended Maryland’s three-goal run with his second of the game 20
seconds into the fourth quarter, off a face-off scrum. He scooped up the
ground ball and beat Phipps on the right side to close the gap to 7-6. But
the Terrapins scored the next four goals with Young scoring his 17th of the
season in transition after a Hofstra turnover. Young was the beneficiary of
a cross-goal pass from Travis Reed to bump the lead to 8-6 with 9:24 to
play. Two minutes later, senior Adam Sear then notched his 11th goal of
the season, a man-up goal, from Yeatman. Almost two minutes after Sear’s
goal, Cummings found Young on the crease for his second of the game
and 18th of the year to give Maryland a 10-6 advantage. Yeatman ended
the four-goal spurt at the 3:08 mark scoring into an empty cage as Hofstra
employed a full-field ride. It was Yeatman’s 15th of the season. Card and
Holman combined for the final two Pride goals of the game and season in
the last 1:11 with Card posting his 30th and 31st goals of the season and
Holman recording his second and third assists of the year.
The Pride game plan of playing aggressively and deliberately worked
almost perfectly in the first half, keeping the game close. Maryland junior
defenseman Brian Farrell opened the scoring a run down the middle of
the field and beating Gvozden from 10 yards just 3:29 into the contest.
Card tied the game three minutes later on a man-up goal. Maryland’s
leading scorer Grant Catalino notched his 34th of the year 87 seconds
later to give the Terrapins a 2-1 lead which is how the first quarter ended.
Freshman John Haus scored his 11th of the year from Young 3:15 into the
second quarter to boost the Maryland lead to 3-1 before Bentz and Card
sandwiched an Owen Blye goal in the final 2:58 of the half to close to 4-3
at halftime. It was the 29th goals of the year from both Bentz and Card and
Blye’s 11th.
76 — 2011 Hofstra Men’s Lacrosse
dan stein
Maryland outshot the Pride, 38-31 and picked up 41 ground balls to
Hofstra’s 21.
1 2 3 4 F
#14 Hofstra 1 2 2 4 8
#3 Maryland 2 2 3 4 11
HOFSTRA SCORING: GOALS: Jay Card 4; Tim Holman 2; Kevin Ford
1; Stephen Bentz 1; ASSISTS: Tim Holman 2; Dan Stein 1.
MARYLAND SCORING: GOALS: Ryan Young 2; Will Yeatman 1; Joe
Cummings 1; Grant Catalino 1; Jake Bernhardt 1; John Haus 1; Brian
Farrell 1; Dean Hart 1; Owen Blye 1; Adam Sear 1; ASSISTS: Will
Yeatman 2; Dan Burns 1; Joe Cummings 1; Travis Reed 1; Ryan Young 1.