WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – The Shenandoah University men's lacrosse team opened up its 2022 season Wednesday afternoon with a 15-5 non-league win at Penn College of Technology.
 
Shenandoah (1-0) scored the game's first three goals and held PCT (1-1) off the board for nearly 30 minutes midway through the contest to take total control.
 
IN BRIEF
Leading just 3-2 after the Wildcats scored at the 3:13 mark of the first, SU ripped off seven straight to lead 10-2 with 5:12 to play in the third.
 
Penn finally snapped its scoreless streak 72 seconds later, but would get no closer than six goals.
 
Coach Tim Marshall's club closed it out by scoring five of the game's final seven goals and cruised home to the 10-goal win.
 
Logan Clingerman led the victors with four goals and one assist with Stephen Graham adding four goals (scored on five shots) and both Matt Daniel and Chris Baker posting three goals and one assist. Baker's twin brother, Jay Baker, had a goal and an assist while Tyler Held dished out a pair of assists and Max Myers one.
 
Graham, Jay Baker, and Robert Harvey all had a co-team-high four groundballs.
 
Mark Isabelle went the distance in the goal and made 13 saves on 35 shots.
 
The Hornets outshot the 'Cats 50-35, had a 35-30 edge in groundballs and was 21-for-24 on clears. Penn won 14 of 24 faceoffs.
 
UP NEXT
Shenandoah continues this road trip to start the 2022 season with a 1 p.m. non-league game at Mary Washington.
 
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