The Hobart College lacrosse team will travel to St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to take on the Hawks in an Atlantic 10 Conference matchup Saturday, April 15 at 1 p.m.
The game will be broadcast live on WEOS-FM and webcast on ESPN+.
The Statesmen are 5-5 overall and 1-1 in the A10. Hobart aims to bounce back from a 13-12 loss at High Point last week. Sophomore
Alex Rosa lead the Statesmen with a career-high four goals, including two extra-man tallies, and two assists.
The Hawks are 7-4 overall and sit atop the A10 standings with a 2-0 record. SJU is coming off an 18-9 win over St. Bonaventure. Junior attackman Carter Page led the team with six goals against the Bonnies.
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FROM HAWK HILL:
- Page leads the A10 in goals per game (3.55) and is third in points per game (3.91).
- Graduate student Scott Macmillan started the last game for the Hawks. He currently ranks first in the A10 conference in goals against average (7.55) and second in save percentage (.530)
- Graduate Student Zach Cole has won 63.8% of his faceoffs and has 131 ground balls. He leads the conference in faceoff percentage and leads the nation in ground balls per game (11.91).
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NOTABLE STATESMEN STATS:
- Sophomore Anthony Dattellas is fourth in the conference in goals per game (2.56), assists per game (1.33) and points per game (3.89).
- Hobart's extra-man unit is sixth in the nation. The Statesmen scored on four of their five man-up chances at High Point, raising the team's success rate to .529.
- Sophomore Alex Rosa has a team-high seven extra-man goals, which leads the A10 and is third in the nation. Junior Sam Ward has six man-up goals this year and ranks second in the A10 and eighth in the nation.Â
- Senior Adam Shea is second in the conference and fifth in the nation in ground balls per game (9.10). He leads the team with 91 GBs and has won 53.3% of his faceoffs.
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This will be the 14th meeting between the Statesmen and the Hawks. Saint Joseph's leads the series 8-5 with six of those contests being decided by a single goal, including five that went to overtime.
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