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Ryan Archer throws a pass during the Canisius game.
OWEN FEIDER-SULLIVAN '22

Hobart, Lehigh renew lacrosse rivalry Saturday

Episode 33 of the Hobart Lacrosse podcast available

2/18/2022 1:28:00 PM

GENEVA, N.Y.—The Hobart College lacrosse team will host nationally-ranked Lehigh University Saturday, Feb. 19 on Stiles Field in the Poole Family Sports Dome. The opening faceoff is scheduled for noon.
 
Due to fire code which limits occupancy of the Dome, only spectators on the teams' pass lists will be admitted to the game. The contest will be webcast on HWS All-Access and broadcast on WEOS-FM (89.5/90.3 in Geneva). Fans can also follow the game through Live Stats.
 
Hobart won its season opener 22-13 over Canisius last Saturday. Tommy Mott led the offense with a career-high nine points, earning a spot on the USILA National Team of the Week and the NEC Co-Player of the Week Award. Ryan Archer added seven points and Derrek Madonna and John Herlihy both logged four points. Faceoff specialist Adam Shea was 21-of-29 at the X with a game-high 14 ground balls. Goalie Kevin Holtby earned the win with 11 saves in 55 minutes of work.

CLICK HERE to listen to Episode 33 of the Hobart Lacrosse Podcast.
 
Lehigh also opened its season with a win last Saturday. The Mountain Hawks topped NJIT 10-5. Christian Mule' scored four times against the Highlanders and Tommy Schelling added a goal and three assists. Lehigh goalie James Spence went the distance, making 12 saves. Faceoff specialist Mike Sisselberger was 14-of-16 with a game-high 11 ground balls.
 
The game will be the 10th meeting between the two programs, but the first since 2004 when Hobart was in its final season as an associate member of the Patriot League. The Statesmen lead the series 6-3, including wins in all five games played as Patriot League foes between 2000 and 2004. Lehigh dominated the series in the early years of the 20th century, winning three of four against Hobart between 1900 and 1904.
 
 
 
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