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Jack Pemrick
Roland Bourgeois, Jr.
Fifth year attack Jack Pemrick accounted for a goal and four ground balls tonight.
4
Saint Rose STR 5-4, 0-2 NE10
7
Winner Adelphi ADEM 6-0, 4-0 NE10
Saint Rose STR
5-4, 0-2 NE10
4
Final
7
Adelphi ADEM
6-0, 4-0 NE10
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Saint Rose STR 1 0 1 2 4
Adelphi ADEM 2 2 2 1 7

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | | David Alexander, Assistant A.D. for Communications

GOLDEN KNIGHTS START STRONG BEFORE FALLING 7-4 AT #3 ADELPHI

GARDEN CITY N.Y. – The College of Saint Rose kept itself within striking distance of the nation's third-ranked team throughout the opening 15 minutes before falling 7-4 at Northeast-10 Conference rival Adelphi tonight.
 
The Golden Knights (5-4/0-2 NE10) were within a goal at 2-1 following the first quarter, but the Panthers (6-0/4-0 NE10) registered five of the ensuing six scores to keep its season-long unblemished record intact.
 
Freshman midfielder Nathan Ham, fifth year attack Jack Pemrick, junior attack Eddie Baker, and fifth-year midfielder John Loughlin accounted for the four Saint Rose tallies. Meanwhile, junior goalie Ryan Fleming recorded a season-high 18 saves. Pemrick also came up with four grounds balls, while Baker scooped up three.
 
Graduate student midfielder James Hall, sophomore attack Jason Rebaudo, and senior attack Joseph Duchnowski had two goals apiece for Adelphi, which entered the evening ninth in the country with a +6.0 scoring margin. Graduate student midfielders Sean McGovern and Brian Hoerter each came up with five ground balls, while sophomore goalie Dylan Renner turned aside 13 on-target shots.
 
The Panthers twice found the cage a minute part midway through the second period to afford themselves a 4-1 halftime advantage. The Golden Knights showed their mettle though as Pemrick finished a feed from freshman midfielder Brady Frys with 11:02 to go in the third to again make it a two-score affair.
 
It was still a two-goal contest until the final 1:19 of the third when Adelphi scored twice within a 52-second span to boost its cushion to 6-2 heading to the fourth. The Panthers made it 7-2 with 6:26 remaining in the final period before Baker and Loughlin closed out the scoring for the evening.
 
Looking ahead, both squads have road NE10 dates Saturday. Saint Rose heads to Springfield to face American International at 7:00 pm, while the Panthers travel farther east to Worcester, Mass. to meet Assumption at 3:00 pm.
Notes: Three of the Golden Knights four setbacks this season have come at the hands of nationally ranked teams…Meanwhile, the team's five wins this spring are already the third highest in program history…Saint Rose won nine games in 2018 and seven in its inaugural 2012 campaign…Baker leads the squad with 31 points on 24 goals and seven assists…Junior attack Cam Smith follows with 26 points on 22 goals and four helpers…Sophomore defenseman Walter Ross leads the team with 12 caused turnovers, while Fleming and Baker have 28 and 26 ground balls respectively…Pemrick made his 51st career start tonight, which ties him with Jakes Files (2012-15) for third most in program history.
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